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Re: Man can not rely on just a Cortina
« Reply #15 on: May 24, 2012, 11:47:17 PM »
is that one your lloyd or just for illustrative purposes?
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Re: Man can not rely on just a Cortina
« Reply #16 on: May 27, 2012, 07:49:06 AM »
That is one for illustrative purposes - I found these are quite rare - we only know of 4 of this actual one in Aus (there are other variants around), and amazingly the only one which is actually on the road happens to live in the same suburb as me, so I offered to shoot it for him so I could have a look at it. Mine is in very good condition (ie no rust, body damage and pretty complete), but is probably 50% dismantled, so it is going to be a jigsaw from hell - having the blue one close by for reference will help!
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Re: Man can not rely on just a Cortina
« Reply #17 on: May 30, 2012, 11:08:37 AM »
2001 triton daily
A bent xr6t , had some plans to stick the motor in a corty and even bided on some, but as I keep changing my mine think I might just fix it and sell it. Its worth more driving then in pieces. Then  Buy the wife a new car and myself something else with the money.
Vs commodore ( the wife had it when I met her, she keeps it " in case we brake up" lol its nice to know she has a back up  plan. Lucky we have it still, she back to driving it since I bent the BA.
And my te s pack.
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