And the winner of dreamer of the year is...

Hunky Monster wrote: »

Wait what, it's the silver one for that money not the black turbo?

What a ****ing muppet.

I realise now that we've been reading the ad all wrong, he's not looking for that money for any of those cars, he's looking for it for Eder.

not stuck or pushed if I sell Eder

Considering Eder scored the winning goal in the Euro 2016 final, I think the price is very reasonable.

everlast75 wrote: »

Pretty sure slavery is illegal.. but you know, whatever

Not a soccer fan I take it? Players are sold all the time. If it's slavery, sign me up for it.

A 1993 Corolla described by the seller as a "bit rough round the edges"

Only 1500


https://www.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/e10-corolla-saloon/18561507

mloc123 wrote: »

I would probably pay 6k for the March ST...

Yeah.

The seller is a gobshine, his ad is pathetic but a rust free March Super Turbo is worth the guts of €6k easy.

JDM auction watch advertised one the other week, a clean 1985 and they were suggesting €7500 imported. I know it's not exactly the same model but it's a good guideline.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1005535552955783&id=115849945257686

mloc123 wrote: »

I will attempt to phone the seller in a couple of weeks, suspect he isn't the easiest to deal with tho.

Be sure to hammer a crayon up your nostril first, so that it inflicts just enough brain damage to enable you to communicate effectively at his level.

80sDiesel wrote: »

And the winner is.....
UNKELS merc  Could even get the spacing right

Not the best example of a 190e tbh

colm_mcm wrote: »

Classic tax and big engine surely make it worth that?

Probably but the extensive welding bit you put me right off it.

Duke O Smiley wrote: »

As opposed to filling it full of filler?

No, getting one that's not rotten underneath. Anything that needed extensive welding is bad news in my experience.

I know it's an old car but good rust free, non welded examples do exist.

Dia1988 wrote: »

supervento wrote: »

dont get me wrong i love it, but.....

https://www.donedeal.co.uk/vintagecars-for-sale/toyota-celice-gt-four/18571440

For 50K you'd think he'd at least wash it or put some tyre shine on the muddy tyres.
........or at least get the spelling of his 50k car correct...."Celice"

Dia1988 wrote: »

supervento wrote: »

dont get me wrong i love it, but.....

https://www.donedeal.co.uk/vintagecars-for-sale/toyota-celice-gt-four/18571440

For 50K you'd think he'd at least wash it or put some tyre shine on the muddy tyres.
........or at least get the spelling of his 50k car correct...."Celice"

I am guessing he meant 5k.

JohnBoy26 wrote: »

No, getting one that's not rotten underneath. Anything that needed extensive welding is bad news in my experience.

I know it's an old car but good rust free, non welded examples do exist.

This. Once you start welding, you are not going to stop...

Dia1988 wrote: »

For 50K you'd think he'd at least wash it or put some tyre shine on the muddy tyres.
........or at least get the spelling of his 50k car correct...."Celice"

Tyre shine is horrible stuff, hate seeing it on a car i'm viewing, especially on old tyres.

punisher5112 wrote: »

Matt black looks well the really shiny correct it just doesn't look right.

But the car looks like it was parked in a field.... Oh wait.........

Yeah the shiney stuff i'm on about. Hate seeing similar stuff plaster all over the engine bay

supervento wrote: »

ah yes his now changed it, good price depending on what it needs...

Really? 5k for that?

I must be missing a lot...

Can't post a pic for some reason but there's a gt starlet REPLICA for two grand. Ffs you'd get a real one for less.