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If he did want top $ he should provide more than 2 photos. No wonder there’s no replies.

That looks quite nice.


For a 4 door.

Thanks guys.
I was trying to forget / ignore the age thing, and then one of our mates (same age) sent me a Whatsapp with a famous Beatles song.

....When I get older, losing my hair....

Hmm, I was never that keen on the green. Hence it got resprayed by ‘89. A Kawasaki colour I believe. Maybe suppose to be similar to Sassy grass green?
So the white 4 door Valiant was Dennis the Menace. Owned by a Paul ? Had a Koffel engine (or just a cam?) I remember he had an issue with it.
And ...

Wow that 65 Belve is a special car.
Shame it wasn't repainted in the Ferris colours.
Doubt it will sell this time, high bid before was $165k

Steve Hallett wrote: Mon Nov 17, 25 8:37 pm Thanks pete!

If anyone knows of the previous owner would love to chat with him. He did a great job on much of it.

Someone white from the Leicester area?

Steve

Are you allowed to say that?



Nice car btw. I do like a 65

Looking good Andy. Got it all ready for….
Winter?

Scooby wrote: Sun Nov 16, 25 4:24 pm Thats my old Motor...still running the Stroker i put in her.. prefer it when it was all Blue tho..
Good luck with the sale....ill try not to look..
Richard..

You know you want it….

Geoff was telling us the story of when he bought it from you Andy. What a great find.
Amazing to think it was restored 40 years ago (I think that’s what he said )

you had to ruin it...

Pete wrote: Fri Oct 24, 25 10:48 am Cheng says "Yes please!"

Just him, we will sort out the £££ next week, thanks.

Payment(s) received, thanks Pete.

That brown / cream 40's Dodge pickup is a Durango underneath. Has a modern Magnum engine and period interior.
Nice conversion. Sold for around £17k IIRC.

There is a 'lot going on' at the rear.
They even kept the fins on the Wagon

RHD? oh, no the picture is backwards.
That car really doesn’t need mini-fins.

On a clear night I can see the flashing blue lights in Stevenage, across the other side of the A1