Thanks. Ill give them a call on Monday and try my luck :)

I have found out that it did go to Southern Ireland and was sold on eBay.

I don't suppose you can remember where you saw this for sale? On the very slim chance the ad is around somewhere.

The colour of this car, going by the picture, is probably Light blue code 95. This is sometimes known as Ice Blue. Light Blue code 89 is a much more obvious blue and could be called Baby Blue or Robin's Egg Blue. However some people will still obstinately call it "Grey".

dad has just bought another P1800 S today and that is a very rare light blue and at a quick glance it looks like that perl white which shimmers not seen another one in the flesh , like that color before very nice but you kinda have to get so close to it to make out the color hehe but defo a hint of blue

Finnally got through to someone but a no go :( if only it had a VIN number

Simon at Brookhouse might know a few people in Ireland with a 68 1800 through the supply of parts, it can be then a process of elimination.

About 6 years ago, I was about to fly over to Ireland to look at a Code 95 Pale Blue P1800S, but another in the same colour came up for sale in Yorkshire, so I purchased the latter instead. I spoke to the vendor in Ireland and, as I recall, it was a UK registered car and was being sold by a lady who was finding the non-power assisted steering to much for her. At that time, it was still on the road and there were some photos of it at local shows in the ad.

I am sure that's the same one from Roscommon, the car came with a spare set of black seats that I tried to convince her to sell to me separately but she declined.

I'll give him a call, good idea :)

Anyone got a copy of the ad? :)