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Old Aug 19th, 2022, 20:38   #2111
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Brave or incredibly stupid! Looks well beyond saving to me!
Salvageable, but difficult. That C-pillar would have to be refabricated, doubt Bertone have a stash of panels in a warehouse either...
Whole roof is probably rotten if leading edge gone, and finding US-style headlights in RHD? Hmm.
And windscreen surround, sills etc etc. but that's standard stuff.

It's a UK model and the interior isn't covered in chicken****, so it's doable if some mad bugger had the time and inclination, but not really economic. You'd have to really want it.
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Some primers are porous and not rainproof, fine if you live in California (it never rains according to a song I heard)
Albert Hammond (music) and Mike Hazelwood (lyrics).
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Never a fan of the 262C, always thought Huggee Bear should be at the wheel !
Just needs big pipes coming out of the wings
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Some primers are porous and not rainproof, fine if you live in California (it never rains according to a song I heard)
Even th humidity in the air will permeate most primers so i've been told by those that apparently know. Also song lyricists tell lies - big ones!
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Even th humidity in the air will permeate most primers so i've been told by those that apparently know. Also song lyricists tell lies - big ones!
Apparently "...it pours ,man it pours"
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262c for £3k
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/155044828978
It makes me laugh at all the ‘barn finds’. If you look at this one it doesn’t look as though it’s been started or moved and it’s clearly not a barn find as it isn’t in a barn.

I think ‘barn find’ suggests vehicles are kept out of the elements, sheltered and dry and need dusting off and recommissioning. Now a days ‘barn find’ is almost always applied to scrap type vehicles that people are trying to punt on*


*no reflection at all on this advert which I haven’t reviewed - it is simply a refulextion of the term ‘barn find!.
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Never a fan of the 262C, always thought Huggee Bear should be at the wheel !
Just needs big pipes coming out of the wings

Other 'enhancements' are available ...


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It makes me laugh at all the ‘barn finds’. If you look at this one it doesn’t look as though it’s been started or moved and it’s clearly not a barn find as it isn’t in a barn.

I think ‘barn find’ suggests vehicles are kept out of the elements, sheltered and dry and need dusting off and recommissioning. Now a days ‘barn find’ is almost always applied to scrap type vehicles that people are trying to punt on*


*no reflection at all on this advert which I haven’t reviewed - it is simply a refulextion of the term ‘barn find!.
A Dutch barn , I think!
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I think ‘barn find’ suggests vehicles are kept out of the elements, sheltered and dry and need dusting off and recommissioning. Now a days ‘barn find’ is almost always applied to scrap type vehicles that people are trying to punt on*
*no reflection at all on this advert which I haven’t reviewed - it is simply a refulextion of the term ‘barn find!.
Absolutely, if it doesn't have straw in it, it's not a barn find.
Extra points for roosting chickens.
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