2011/11/09 12:12:07
tferrier
After a mk1 capri, as little rust as possible!
2011/11/09 12:17:29
hotboostgt
ebay
 
2011/11/09 13:01:50
tferrier
yep! have seen a few pop up on ebay (more than I expected too), checked one of them out but it wasn't in the condition i was hoping for
 
cheers
2011/11/09 14:59:01
hotboostgt
If youre after a v6 would pay to have someone from a capri club to run their eyes over it as well.
You got rember these cars are 40 yrs old now. All depends what u are after a project car or a turn key car.
You will pay big dollars for a genuine matching numbers car and will still pay good money for a project as they are finally starting to get very collectible.Carsales have few in time they tend to be turnkey big dollar cars.
Maybe contact the capri club in your state put the feelers out . HOw much have you budgeted for?
 
2011/11/09 16:43:40
gtv6capri
Give me an idea of what you want and your budget JR 0409 091 252
2011/11/09 21:22:19
tferrier
Thanks for the responses. Yeah I've been looking at carsales but as you said they're mostly turnkey cars which go for more.
 
What I'm after:
-Don't want to have to do too much body work, panels need to be mostly straight
-As little rust as possible. Much more important than a straight body obviously
-Mileage doesn't matter as I'll be putting a new engine in
-If it's got a v6 then it'll more than likely stay in the car and I'll work on it
-Don't mind if the interior needs a bit of work. Even though it's expensive, it's good fun
-RWC would be dreamy! but obviously not going to bank on it
 
Budget (without giving it too much thought):
Depending on what's on offer really. For a good rolling shell - probably 3-5k
Good shell with a v6 but poor interior, poor brakes & shocks etc 5-9k maybe
Budget will depend on the car so it's flexible..don't want to put too many restrictions down..they're hard enough to find as is.
 
Might even end up importing from NZ. anyone know of someone who's done this?
 
2011/11/09 22:19:22
cosworthfreak
You should get away with paying less than those figures if you keep a look out and prepare to wait for what you want.  Importing from NZ is an option, see these threads for further info:
 
http://www.classic-ford.org/cfp/tm.aspx?m=36980
http://www.classic-ford.org/cfp/tm.aspx?m=41425
2011/11/10 17:00:17
hotboostgt
Nice one on ebay now for $10k
2011/11/10 22:20:08
tferrier
Link? Don't see any mk1's for 10grand?
2011/11/10 22:33:30
stevieg
I saw it earlier.  It was a buy it now 10Grand, so must have sold.  Did look pretty good though.
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