40 in need of a little work...........................

[Ben]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1971-TOYOTA-L ... _500wt_949

 

[Jon Wildsmith]

bit of a project for you there Ben, might be better off seeing what you can pick up in Oz

 

[Chris]

I love how he says 'no time wasters' buy it now for £1500. Oh yeah, I'd pay that.

Just how would you waste time on that? "Oh it's blue, sorry I wanted a completely scrap one in red, sorry I wasted your time"

I love those 40's seriously, but is that really the base for a restoration project or a shrubbery?

C

 

[Jon Wildsmith]

looks like you're buying some rust that used to be part of a 40 to me

 

[Chris5-7chev]

Logbook has its own photo? tax exempt, I'd love a 40 but too much missing by the looks of it.
IMO its worth scrap value only.
Chris S.

 

[jeepmadmike]

I think I looked at the same truck when working in Norfolk a few years ago

It was rusty then.

Actually looks quite restorable

I'm tempted....... But it's a long drive to 2heads land

 

[Ben]

i cant believe its up to £900!

 

[Rob]

I'm tempted to sell a bag of rust and label it BJ40 and see how much it will make on ebay

 

[Jon Wildsmith]

madness

 

[wobbly]

Is the pipe on there to show its potential in African civil wars?

I'd be interested, but would need a test drive first.

Pete

 

[Ben]

ended for £1420!!!

and this one which looks to be in better condition hasnt got a single bid on it, even with a £300 start. WTF??

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/300718131237? ... 1025wt_932

 

[Chris]

Hey Rob, you still got that bag of rust - I think you may be in with a shout. I'll start the bidding at £100!

Chris

 

[karl webster]

He prob just bid it up ben.

 

[Rob]

Yeah its still here, £100 has not met my reserve. Any advances on that price?

 

[Crushers]

actually, i have seen people start with less ...