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Derelict 71 Charger
Posted: Tue Jan 28, 14 7:31 pm
by latil
Know it? Bexhill area East Sussex. Revealed after recent winds.
Posted: Tue Jan 28, 14 8:36 pm
by Mossy68
What a waste.
Another " it's worth a hundred grand. I'll sell it for that or it stays where it is "
Probably.
And it'll rust to dust.
Posted: Tue Jan 28, 14 8:59 pm
by sinny
Love that! It's great that you can still find cars like this that need some TLC.
Hope Mossy is wrong & it does get saved.
Posted: Tue Jan 28, 14 9:02 pm
by Pete
sinny wrote:Love that! It's great that you can still find cars like this that need some TLC.
Hope Mossy is wrong & it does get saved.
Blimey Sinny, I take it you have been on Ivor's "Chairmanship Tact and Diplomacy" course already....Young Skywalker has become the master......
Posted: Tue Jan 28, 14 9:39 pm
by latil
There is also supposed to be a Barracuda,age unknown at this address;
https://plus.google.com/105464747681105 ... l=uk&hl=en
Posted: Tue Jan 28, 14 10:27 pm
by scott
Been knocking on the door for this for a few years now but never get a answer, think the owner watches to see who it is at the door on the CCTV in the upstairs window, remainders of a red charger piled up in front of the yellow one too and spare k frame along side it
Posted: Tue Jan 28, 14 10:36 pm
by Mossy68
scott wrote:Been knocking on the door for this for a few years now but never get a answer, think the owner watches to see who it is at the door on the CCTV in the upstairs window, remainders of a red charger piled up in front of the yellow one too and spare k frame along side it
FFS !!!
I grew up watching a Mustang die this way.
Fella was a total idiot. Thought it was worth mega dollar and he was gonna retire on its sale. Died from the big C at an early age and his wife had it picked up ( what was left !) for scrap.
Broke my heart as a kid. I see the day it pulled on the drive. And 20 years later as it was dragged off !
Probably explains why I rescued a 4 door !
It was a pale green fast back. Not sure of year.
Posted: Wed Jan 29, 14 12:50 am
by Carl
Might be worth sticking a note through the letter box if you haven't already?
Posted: Wed Jan 29, 14 7:15 am
by pete walton
Complain to the council about the mess ,,,,,they will get on his case and it will have to be tidied or moved...
Posted: Wed Jan 29, 14 11:27 am
by Pete.S
posting up address's of stored cars and "complain to the council" !!!!!
WTF Guys, i think its going a bit too far.
i can understand the original post, i.e. in the area of.... ect.
Posted: Wed Jan 29, 14 1:00 pm
by Dave81
Looks really good in Yellow.
Real shame!!!
Posted: Wed Jan 29, 14 4:11 pm
by sinny
Pete wrote:sinny wrote:Love that! It's great that you can still find cars like this that need some TLC.
Hope Mossy is wrong & it does get saved.
Blimey Sinny, I take it you have been on Ivor's "Chairmanship Tact and Diplomacy" course already....Young Skywalker has become the master......
I remember a yellow Challenger rotting away in a field in the Fens near Wisbech, never managed to get close enough for a proper look but my oldman did.
The owner said it was his sons car & that it was very rare! The only car to that spec (but he didn't elaborate on the spec). It was still there about 3 years ago but in a VERY sorry state!
Posted: Wed Jan 29, 14 4:26 pm
by TW71
Seems an awful shame, perhaps the guys unwell, more facts needed, there must be a reason?
Its just a torment to see things like this especially when you love these cars .
Posted: Wed Jan 29, 14 4:58 pm
by DaveBishop
No way should you complain to the council thats way over the top its his car and he can do what he likes with it. He may be like me no time when i am in work and no money when I am not. If it wasn't for people like my mate Pete where I keep my car it would probably be parked in the open on a dive somewhere and for the people like mossy68 and longshot who offered to give me a hand when I get around to clearing it out I don't know when it will be back on the road. I last road taxed it back in 1996. In the early 1980s I had a 1966 chrysler windsor 2 door 383 and a 1965 plymouth fury 2 door 361 removed by the council thats something you never forget.
Posted: Wed Jan 29, 14 5:07 pm
by terryr
sinny wrote:Pete wrote:sinny wrote:Love that! It's great that you can still find cars like this that need some TLC.
Hope Mossy is wrong & it does get saved.
Blimey Sinny, I take it you have been on Ivor's "Chairmanship Tact and Diplomacy" course already....Young Skywalker has become the master......
I remember a yellow Challenger rotting away in a field in the Fens near Wisbech, never managed to get close enough for a proper look but my oldman did.
The owner said it was his sons car & that it was very rare! The only car to that spec (but he didn't elaborate on the spec). It was still there about 3 years ago but in a VERY sorry state!
Thats probably tony jarvis..dont worry that ta is locked away now..albeit covered in old furniture and stuff