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guitarman Aug 12th, 2014 18:39

164 reappearance.
 
Early yellow 164 back on ebay. Keen price, overdrive and good interior (I looked it over last winter) but needs considerable welding.

Billy Smalls Aug 15th, 2014 13:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by guitarman (Post 1714073)
Early yellow 164 back on ebay. Keen price, overdrive and good interior (I looked it over last winter) but needs considerable welding.

Is this the one near Bath?

222s Aug 15th, 2014 22:44

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/251615534245

Audrey Old Aug 20th, 2014 21:30

164
 
As Jimmy said really; shame there is so little interest in 164s again, but I really think it must be a cheaper price to sell. Only today a local novice asked about taking on my spares-164 as a resto project. When I showed him the rusty bits and said he would need to be a good sheet-metal worker as good front wings/panels are not available, he even cancelled his offer of £300!
He saw sense after a while - only proper 164 nuts take such a case on!
This cars owner still has'nt given me the VIN-number of his car for my records: either he can't be bothered to simply look on his V5 or suspicious, for some reason. If its OK for Sir Gregg Knight, the classic car MP with a 164, I must be above board!

Paul

peter740 Aug 23rd, 2014 20:40

Think that's the girl who writes on Retro Rides. I think she had a thread detailing the work done to the car with loads more photos.

guitarman Aug 24th, 2014 18:21

One of our illustrious MPs runs a 164, well maybe they're not such a bad lot!
Yes you're got to be a bit affected to own many of the lesser known cars; I have a liking for other barges like Tagoras and 604s too, a terrible affliction ;)
As for 164s, every time I drive mine just reminds me what a great bit of engineering they are. Powerful, smooth, comfortable and quiet.

guitarman Aug 24th, 2014 18:24

Which reminds me- I still want a manual one on Strombergs, and yes I will pay substantial money for the right one.

Audrey Old Aug 25th, 2014 21:08

164
 
I thought yours was manual, Jimmy? You're not having my beige one though! I've still got to restore my fathers original maroon Strom + OD one after I bought it back from a certain death, then I have my project TE which had been converted to man + OD on Stroms by the previous owner.
They are still out there, it just depends on how much you want all that work....

I also like the Tagora; when my father was in hospital and I did the daily visits I parked my 164 next to one in the car park. The owner returned to the car more or less as I did, so naturally we chatted, much to my mothers annoyance. Turns out he only used it because he couldn't start his Rover P5! Rare as chickens teeth.....

Paul

Steve and his 244 Aug 25th, 2014 21:31

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Originally Posted by Audrey Old (Post 1719799)
If its OK for Sir Gregg Knight, the classic car MP with a 164, I must be above board!

Paul

Sir Greg Knight no longer owns his 164 because my grandad does :D, so update your records so that that car is now owned by Roger Rothery in Wakefield.

(I take no responsibility for influencing his decision to buy a volvo....;) )

http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/f...ps1eb82b29.jpg

Steve

Sophers Aug 26th, 2014 12:33

Hey guys, I've just registered with the forum (been meaning to for a while)


I am the owner of the Yellow 164 and peter740 I am indeed the girl from RR.



Just thought I'd say hello :)


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