They don't accept my bid of "left testicle".Quote:
Originally Posted by LandyAndy
I might have to offer up both.
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They don't accept my bid of "left testicle".Quote:
Originally Posted by LandyAndy
I might have to offer up both.
If you go any further than that offer then maybe you're getting a little carried away!
oi you two!! leave off it's mine i tell ya!!!!:mad::mad::mad::D:D:D:D
jc
it is going to be interesting too see how much they end up going for. some of them are quite high already with still a few days left when the bidding normally escalates
I'll be looking on later when the auctions close, (sad and depressed), but looking at the bid history now you can see it's twenty or a hundred dollars or so at a time. I wonder who all these bidders are? And what these Landies will go for in about five years or so?
Wow, a 4 door Isuzu 110 with 9000 km?
Most likely after a rebuild.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2stroke
Wow!
Some of those are going for silly money and it's got four days to run.
Sure is starting to make the old County look good. :)
No way that has 9000km. Wear on pedals, missing knobs from dash, worn paint from gear shift knobs, scratches in rear, front seats replaced, rear seats torn, scratches in back, bent mud flap retainers.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2stroke
It has likely been clocked, but could be fully rebuilt, gearboxes, diffs etc etc.
probably had a new speedo fitted....in the old days we would write the old km's on the face of the speedo but this only confused the operators.......the maintenance management system looks after it nowQuote:
Originally Posted by inside