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Re: Rather expensive cossie
« Reply #1 on: 26 February 2023, 10:58:16 »

That's a lot of money for an old Fawd. :o
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Re: Rather expensive cossie
« Reply #2 on: 26 February 2023, 13:04:53 »

I wonder if my 1973 MK1 Escort van is still around.

£50,000. :D ;D
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Re: Rather expensive cossie
« Reply #3 on: 26 February 2023, 13:07:28 »

Ten or twenty years from now when the madness has abated this car will once again inhabit it's natural territory in the £20000-£40,000 bracket.
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Re: Rather expensive cossie
« Reply #4 on: 26 February 2023, 14:06:49 »

I bought a new Ford Escort Mexico in August 1973 £1130 on the road electric blue with white Mexico logos , lovely car probably be worth around £50,000 now traded it in for a Mk1 Granada Ghia .
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Re: Rather expensive cossie
« Reply #5 on: 26 February 2023, 16:42:35 »

That’s crazy money.  :o  Previous owner must be kicking himself. It’s obviously a showpiece, trailered to the MOT ramp, as it has the same mileage on as when he bought it in 2009.
The wonky front number plate would annoy the hell out of me though. Classic car prices are mental, and in no way justified, but that’s just my opinion.  :-\
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Re: Rather expensive cossie
« Reply #6 on: 26 February 2023, 16:55:46 »

The £596,250 price tag probably does not include the buyers auction fees. :)
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Re: Rather expensive cossie
« Reply #7 on: 26 February 2023, 19:47:15 »

I believe that Mk 4 Mondeos that have the torquey Transit engine are quite rare these days, so maybe I could in for a similar windfall?  :)
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Re: Rather expensive cossie
« Reply #8 on: 27 February 2023, 13:05:25 »

I believe that Mk 4 Mondeos that have the torquey Transit engine are quite rare these days, so maybe I could in for a similar windfall?  :)

Agreed.....don't take a penny less than  £150,000. :)
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Re: Rather expensive cossie
« Reply #9 on: 27 February 2023, 14:12:46 »

I believe that Mk 4 Mondeos that have the torquey Transit engine are quite rare these days, so maybe I could in for a similar windfall?  :)

Agreed.....don't take a penny less than  £150,000. :)

Seconded.  :y  The Mondeo MK4 is easier on the eyes, especially as a sporty estate, more economical and almost as fast as that Sierra.  I bet the fool that bought that Sierra is kicking himself for being lured in to bidding so ridiculously high on that ornament.  ::)
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Re: Rather expensive cossie
« Reply #10 on: 27 February 2023, 15:10:19 »

I believe that Mk 4 Mondeos that have the torquey Transit engine are quite rare these days, so maybe I could in for a similar windfall?  :)

Agreed.....don't take a penny less than  £150,000. :)

Seconded.  :y  The Mondeo MK4 is easier on the eyes, especially as a sporty estate, more economical and almost as fast as that Sierra.  I bet the fool that bought that Sierra is kicking himself for being lured in to bidding so ridiculously high on that ornament.  ::)

Just watched a YouTube video regarding the sale of that actual Sierra. The ‘go to’ RS man reckons they’ll be going through auction for a million pounds in the future. Fair play to the seller if people are willing to pay that sort of money.  :)
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Re: Rather expensive cossie
« Reply #11 on: 27 February 2023, 15:57:41 »

If I had kept my manual 2.8i Granada Ghia X, 2.8i Sierra XR4x4 and Granada Cosworth saloon, I could have had a nice apartment somewhere warm ::)
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Re: Rather expensive cossie
« Reply #12 on: 27 February 2023, 16:53:50 »

I once owned a 1991 (J) Sierra Sapphire GLX.

It was quite unusual because it came with a twin cam 2 litre engine. It was quite quick. :y
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Re: Rather expensive cossie
« Reply #13 on: 27 February 2023, 17:38:25 »

I believe that Mk 4 Mondeos that have the torquey Transit engine are quite rare these days, so maybe I could in for a similar windfall?  :)

Agreed.....don't take a penny less than  £150,000. :)

Seconded.  :y  The Mondeo MK4 is easier on the eyes, especially as a sporty estate, more economical and almost as fast as that Sierra.  I bet the fool that bought that Sierra is kicking himself for being lured in to bidding so ridiculously high on that ornament.  ::)

The Monsit Titanium X is a very under estimated motor car!  :y
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Re: Rather expensive cossie
« Reply #14 on: 27 February 2023, 18:03:52 »

I believe that Mk 4 Mondeos that have the torquey noisy, smoky Transit engine are quite rare these days, so maybe I could in for a similar windfall?  :)
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