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#11

Dave Plowman (News) (dave (AT) davenoise (DOT) co.uk) gurgled happily, sounding much
like they were saying :

Quote:

Internally it looks very tidy, and I can get it blown over for under
£200.

Would seem a shame to ruin a basically sound but old finish with a
tatty respray.

I was thinking that... A £200 blowover isn't going to be exactly
wonderful, unless it's utterly "mate's rates".

And a mate who nicks the paint?

An ADO16 isn't very big. £150 of paint should be fine. £45 of the other £50
should stretch to thinners, prep materials and masking tape. That leaves a
fiver to buy the mate a couple of pints.

#12

Deliver it to a scrap yard and they'll pay you around £45

"JackH" <jackhackettuk (AT) yahoo (DOT) co.uk> wrote

Quote:

I'm considering buying a 1972 Austin 1300 which is apparently in good
shape rot wise, but would probably benefit from a blowover as the paint is
a bit faded in places.

Assuming its as solid as it would seem and drives ok, given it has only a
months MOT left, what sort of ballpark figure I should be considering
making as a reasonable offer for it?

TIA

--
JackH

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