syncrhohoho on ebay
Posted: 12 Dec 2005, 17:21
4595420271 item number
anyone know anything about this syncro on Ebay
anyone know anything about this syncro on Ebay
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syncrhohoho on ebay
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Posted: 12 Dec 2005, 17:47
looks straight enough Terry.....and the sterring wheels on the RIGHT side
Posted: 12 Dec 2005, 22:54
anyone bidding on this
any idea of the value
any idea of the value
Posted: 13 Dec 2005, 08:24
i just sold a ex mountain rescue 23,000 mile syncro it drove like a new van so this one will be similar,cj.
Posted: 13 Dec 2005, 09:33
looking at this today
Posted: 13 Dec 2005, 12:41
CJ darling ...how much did you sell it for .......please 
go on you can tell me
ill be your best friend
go on you can tell me
ill be your best friend
Posted: 13 Dec 2005, 15:01
cant say but its payed for this years snowboarding 
Posted: 13 Dec 2005, 16:31
bloody hell CJ you spent a whole £500 on snowboarding
Posted: 13 Dec 2005, 16:52
Clash,
Did you buy it?
I noticed the auction ended early...
MG
Did you buy it?
I noticed the auction ended early...
MG
Posted: 13 Dec 2005, 17:09
no, but the person I went with did
sorry Terry
sorry Terry
Posted: 13 Dec 2005, 17:19
your daughter???
Posted: 13 Dec 2005, 20:00
how much FFS
enjoy it
whats it like
ill keep looking
well done
enjoy it
whats it like
ill keep looking
well done
Posted: 13 Dec 2005, 21:52
Hi CJ, no not my daughter, a neighbour
do not know the price Terry, not party to the negotiation
good mechanically, but needs a little bit of TLC so no good for Matt
do not know the price Terry, not party to the negotiation
good mechanically, but needs a little bit of TLC so no good for Matt
Posted: 14 Dec 2005, 21:03
't was not the clash - 't was me.
Having recycled a few of the clash's cast off 2*4 T25's - and having recently driven the now rebuilt 4*4 clashmobile - I decided to get me one of me own.
Long process it seems - have looked at lot's of others of varying quality and price and have driven some miles trying to find a decent one for sensible money. This one popped up after I'd all but given up - and only 1/2 hour down the road too. Had to have it - 'twas a delivery from 'The Cosmic Delivery Company' (that being the company that delivers EXACTLY what you wanted when you didn't know you wanted one - they do a great range in Nissan Prairies, BMW bikes and woodburning stoves too).
It's my 3rd T25 and I reckon it feels tighter and more together than any of the others. Lack of slack on the gearchange a quietness of the motor lead me to beleive the 33k miles may be genuine. Pulls very strongly and emits no smoke.
Now I have a 1990 Holdsworth Villa 3 to get rid of - 1.7D motor - very clean & well sorted etc etc - every original extra - 113kmiles - will soon be advertising soon for £5750 (at this time of year) rising to £6250 in spring.
Having recycled a few of the clash's cast off 2*4 T25's - and having recently driven the now rebuilt 4*4 clashmobile - I decided to get me one of me own.
Long process it seems - have looked at lot's of others of varying quality and price and have driven some miles trying to find a decent one for sensible money. This one popped up after I'd all but given up - and only 1/2 hour down the road too. Had to have it - 'twas a delivery from 'The Cosmic Delivery Company' (that being the company that delivers EXACTLY what you wanted when you didn't know you wanted one - they do a great range in Nissan Prairies, BMW bikes and woodburning stoves too).
It's my 3rd T25 and I reckon it feels tighter and more together than any of the others. Lack of slack on the gearchange a quietness of the motor lead me to beleive the 33k miles may be genuine. Pulls very strongly and emits no smoke.
Now I have a 1990 Holdsworth Villa 3 to get rid of - 1.7D motor - very clean & well sorted etc etc - every original extra - 113kmiles - will soon be advertising soon for £5750 (at this time of year) rising to £6250 in spring.
Posted: 14 Dec 2005, 21:16
Make that - "my 4th T25"