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Offline Greybeard

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Barn find DBD34
« on: 24.04. 2021 09:22 »
Highly tuned DBD34 barn find for restoration 24k and its yours no offers
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Re: Barn find DBD34
« Reply #1 on: 24.04. 2021 09:29 »
And when it's recovered, molecule by molecule, it'll be 'Original, innit?'
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Re: Barn find DBD34
« Reply #2 on: 24.04. 2021 10:07 »
I'm sure that picture is of my Land Rover's chassis after it went for a rebuild.
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Re: Barn find DBD34
« Reply #3 on: 24.04. 2021 12:31 »
that picture resembles my ex Mitsubishi colt celeste box section and the car was only 6 years old *bash*

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Re: Barn find DBD34
« Reply #4 on: 24.04. 2021 13:12 »
Alfasuds looked a bit like that too, as I recall. Left you with a flat-four engine sitting on the street!
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Re: Barn find DBD34
« Reply #5 on: 24.04. 2021 13:30 »
I hear those little alfas were fun to drive.
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Re: Barn find DBD34
« Reply #6 on: 24.04. 2021 15:27 »
I hear those little alfas were fun to drive.
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Brilliant, they truly were - while they held together! But I wonder how many there are left?? A handful at best I'd guess.
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Re: Barn find DBD34
« Reply #7 on: 25.04. 2021 08:14 »
That could have come from my garage floor - twice. Each time it was the first ‘great project’ bought by my two sons. Thankfully it’s been ‘once bitten’ and they’re more selective these days.
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Re: Barn find DBD34
« Reply #8 on: 31.05. 2021 00:42 »
Do the engine and frame numbers match and has it had the sludge trap cleaned??
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Re: Barn find DBD34
« Reply #9 on: 31.05. 2021 12:37 »
That shiny bit is wrong  *smile*
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Re: Barn find DBD34
« Reply #10 on: 31.05. 2021 18:19 »
I recognise that bike, and that shiny bit is part of it's history and was how John Lennon/ Harold Wilson/Simon and Garfunkel had it when they owned it way back when.