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PostPosted: Sun Feb 15, 2009 11:11 am 
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hi all my younger brother has purchased a mini pickup that he is travelling down to pick up tomorrow.
It was the yellow one on ebay

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... %26fvi%3D1

He wants to know whether it was a fair price/ over priced /etc
Truthful and Honest opinions please

It finished at $15 100.

Brenton

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PostPosted: Sun Feb 15, 2009 11:17 am 
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Genuine utes are rare out here, so it's hard to justify that it is worth less.
Personally I'd want a bigger engine and discs for that money, but that can be done later.
It looks in good condition, if he's happy with the price thats all that matters.
If he's not, why did he bid that much?


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PostPosted: Sun Feb 15, 2009 11:22 am 
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Harley wrote:
Genuine utes are rare out here, so it's hard to justify that it is worth less.
Personally I'd want a bigger engine and discs for that money, but that can be done later.
It looks in good condition, if he's happy with the price thats all that matters.
If he's not, why did he bid that much?

Looks like it has a 1275 in going by the head.
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PostPosted: Sun Feb 15, 2009 12:02 pm 
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has southafrican small bore, which he said he put 1275 crank etc in which is possible because s/afro blocks different (more of a short stroke 1275).

So yeah would call it a 1275cc

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Yes , south african 1100 which was basically an 1100s motor with a short stroke crank . heyw ere unique in that you can't fit an oil cooler as there is no external oil line . the oil filter screws directly to the block as you can see in the photo .

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Definitely worth the price. You wont see many original utes in Oz. Try importing one and watch the costs stack up!

The foundations are there for a great car. Well done!

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yeh its a pretty rare car so is worth the money in my opinion


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PostPosted: Sun Feb 15, 2009 5:56 pm 
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sports850 wrote:
Yes , south african 1100 which was basically an 1100s motor with a short stroke crank . heyw ere unique in that you can't fit an oil cooler as there is no external oil line . the oil filter screws directly to the block as you can see in the photo .
You can fit an oil cooler (not that you would need one!) you need an adaptor that goes under the filter. Lots of cars run these.


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The way i see it is someone else was willing to pay allmost as much as you.. So maybe you paid a maximum of $100 over market price?? if you get me... Looks tidy i was watching that item.. Same late model motor as the 1300 marina in regards to the block.

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I just can't handle the Chequr plate :roll:

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gafmo wrote:
I just can't handle the Chequr plate :roll:


I sincerly hope it is there to dress it up? Not to hide Something


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 Post subject: pick-up price
PostPosted: Mon Feb 16, 2009 9:09 am 
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I think you have paid a fair price. I have a 1967 pick up under construction, purchase price + body work + paint job has cost me $13,000
still a long way to go before its finished. I estimate the total cost may be about $20,000 to $24,000.

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John Smidt wrote:
gafmo wrote:
I just can't handle the Chequr plate :roll:


I sincerly hope it is there to dress it up? Not to hide Something

He put it there to hide his sense of taste. :lol:


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gafmo wrote:
I just can't handle the Chequr plate :roll:


Neither can I, the plastic faux checkerplate is so much better! Especially after it's been in a hot car on a hot day.

But to answer the question, I think it's fair. Look at the price in England and factor in the exchange rate and it's about right. About $12 grand plus shipping and customs etc. It's all about supply and demand.


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