***3x FREE LADA NIVAS*** (2 Cossacks, 1 Hussar)
***3x FREE LADA NIVAS*** (2 Cossacks, 1 Hussar)
O.K Guys, I posted these 3 a few months back and got pretty much zero response so this is it,last chance. Not wanting any money for them anymore, I just want shot of them. I have 1 cossack 1.6 with a recon gearbox that has done less than 100 miles since it was replaced. Bodywork good cond. probably needs rubbers/bushes etc for mot. 1x 1.7i Hussar, off-road tyres and original spare, crank handle. also 1x 1.6 cossack that is very much a spares vehicle. The first 2 should go through an mot with a little work as they were both on the road up until about 2 years ago. No tax or test on any of them so you'll have to be able to collect. I am in Cornwall, near Falmouth. I am giving you all 2 weeks from today so if nobody comes to get them by the end of June they are going to the scrappys.
-
- Platinum
- Posts: 1652
- Joined: Tue Apr 24, 2007 3:32 am
- Location: CABOOLTURE, SUNNY QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA
- Contact:
post them to me,i'll take them
PARTS SUPPLIED FOR:
Lada,Ssangyong,Daewoo,Hyundai,Kia,Festiva Rocsta
www.ladaparts.com or andrew@ladaparts.com
Lada,Ssangyong,Daewoo,Hyundai,Kia,Festiva Rocsta
www.ladaparts.com or andrew@ladaparts.com
-
- Bronze
- Posts: 381
- Joined: Tue Mar 25, 2008 6:26 pm
- Location: bantry co cork EIRE
- Contact:
- crb247
- Diamond
- Posts: 2377
- Joined: Sun Feb 03, 2008 7:56 am
- Location: Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada
You should hire a flatbed and bring them all in one piece.. you can sell the unneeded parts to fund the expense I'm curious if one or two of the friends you made at the 33 years of Niva meet might be willing to go to Bala and play in the mud and tote a Niva home for youhoverfrog wrote:how much can I fit in the trailer if I can get to the outing in Bala???
Anyone available to help me strip the bits off?
Where's the Niva spirit? Gone to the scrappy? If I manage to drive my 91 1600 across France (and France is just sooo big!) to the outing in Wales, will I have some help to salvage some parts along the way (like on the detour via Cornwall!)???
- old skool racer
- Silver
- Posts: 740
- Joined: Mon Mar 19, 2007 4:46 pm
- Location: IRELAND
brilliant result,,,,,, well done,,, great to see them bein used or saved,, there is so much waste lately, they are a great wee machine,,,, when i sold mine after it was a yr sittin up putside it fired and ran ,, just brakes stickin for a moment and clutch cyl was knackered,, yr man drove it home,,
MY MINDS GONE BLANK
-
- Bronze
- Posts: 381
- Joined: Tue Mar 25, 2008 6:26 pm
- Location: bantry co cork EIRE
- Contact:
-
- Bronze
- Posts: 381
- Joined: Tue Mar 25, 2008 6:26 pm
- Location: bantry co cork EIRE
- Contact:
-
- Administrator
- Posts: 2641
- Joined: Sun May 25, 2003 8:34 pm
- Location: Whitchurch, Hampshire
- Contact:
Nah there's a law of inverse proportions in play - the more project cars you have, the less likely you are to have a running road legal car at any one time.hoverfrog wrote: I think with 4.5 Nivas I'll manage to have one that works! (famous last words and all that!!!)
Trust me, I have a driveway, a mate's place, and a garage in town full of 'projects' (including ones I've bough as interesting but supposedly reliable daily drivers) - and I frequently struggle to have a half sorted car on the road...