RHD 356
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Ren
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RHD 356
Ok this breaks my heart but I'm now having to sell my RHD 356 as a project after owning it and lavishing cash and love on it for over 14 years. I can not go in to details as to why, however, I am happy to explain if you are interested in purchasing the project.
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roy mawbey
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Re: RHD 356
Dave,
what a shame, but at the end of the day, its just a bit of metal and if it gets you out of a jam then so be it. Good luck with the sale, if its a RHD, then I'm sure it'll be snapped up sharpish.
Joe
what a shame, but at the end of the day, its just a bit of metal and if it gets you out of a jam then so be it. Good luck with the sale, if its a RHD, then I'm sure it'll be snapped up sharpish.
Joe
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Re: RHD 356
Knowing an outline of the story I can only say 1. That's a perversion of justice. 2. I'm gutted for you.
Gill
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Ren
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Re: RHD 356
A big thank you to all that have been supportive during the ownership of the car and a very big thank you to those who have stood by me during the difficulties I have faced these last two years.
In no way are Classic Fabrication responsible for the situation I am now in. They inspected the car for me and I have a very professional report and estimate on what would be required to correct the cars faults. Faults which they had no hand in at all. I would recommend them to the future owner of the car for the work required to the rolling shell that is currently stored with them.
In no way are Classic Fabrication responsible for the situation I am now in. They inspected the car for me and I have a very professional report and estimate on what would be required to correct the cars faults. Faults which they had no hand in at all. I would recommend them to the future owner of the car for the work required to the rolling shell that is currently stored with them.
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andytat
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Re: RHD 356
Hi Ren.
I have sent you a pm.
Regards.
Andy
I have sent you a pm.
Regards.
Andy
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Winston Teague
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Re: RHD 356
Are you sure you can't see the project through? If parting with is breaking your heart, the regret may really hurt. Good luck whatever. All the best, W
Winston
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Ren
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Re: RHD 356
Please share this around.
https://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C973786
https://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C973786
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