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I've been toying with the idea for a while and have recently seen another bus I want enough to put this advert up speculatively.
She's an early '72 (K-reg, crossover), right-hand-drive, UK, twin-slider.
Not a massive project, just been sat for over a year crying for attention I've not been able to lavish upon it.
What I reckon needs doing to get an MOT (had a couple of mates look over her and they agree)
The good bits (apart from the fact it's a beautiful British beast):
Haven't got any recent pictures and don't currently live where she's stashed so here's the best I can offer for now. Will go get more pics if there is some genuine interest
As for a price? How does £4,500 sound? Seriously, how does that sound? I reckon she's worth it but if I'm being daft let me know.
She's an early '72 (K-reg, crossover), right-hand-drive, UK, twin-slider.
Not a massive project, just been sat for over a year crying for attention I've not been able to lavish upon it.
What I reckon needs doing to get an MOT (had a couple of mates look over her and they agree)
- No engine (well there's one built but untested that needs some fettling but that's not included at the price. )
- Small patch under fuel tank (tank is out, been cleaned and repainted)
- Needs new tyres (been sat too long).
- CV joints need redoing (couple of bolts have worked themselves loose)
- Brakes will need looking at (just been sat).
- Seat belt mounts (have the bigger Schofield panels to do this)
- General service
The good bits (apart from the fact it's a beautiful British beast):
- Genuinely pretty solid! No holes in cargo floor, cab floors replaced (albeit not brilliantly by a douche that took my money and ran). Nothing in the front Y-sections to report when the cab floors were cut out and when there was a hole in the cab floor cut for a table base by the PO a digital camera with flash reported nothing... also passes the "bang test" on the belly pans.
- Lovely stance. TH dropped spindles at the front on low-pros with coilovers and 1 spline down at the back.
- Did I mention that she's British, RHD and has twin-sliding doors?
- Both sliders in good nick
- Full Devon interior included. Is in parts and has been sanded down. Just needs 2 panels remaking, a lick of varnish and then put back together. I spent a long time looking for the perfect interior layout for a twin slider and reckon this is the business!
- Have lots of other parts that can be negotiated in the asking price for the right person. Can't think what's kicking about in the garage but there's a lot!
Haven't got any recent pictures and don't currently live where she's stashed so here's the best I can offer for now. Will go get more pics if there is some genuine interest
As for a price? How does £4,500 sound? Seriously, how does that sound? I reckon she's worth it but if I'm being daft let me know.