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General Category => Sales & Auctions => Topic started by: Bob Purton on March 26, 2009, 10:34:51 AM
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Now form an orderly que for this one lads , no pushing in! :D :D :D :D
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1960-MESSERSCHMITT-KR200-EX-PRIVATE-COLLECTION-V-RARE_W0QQitemZ110368838718QQihZ001QQcategoryZ2192QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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It's listed as having a V5 but the reg. no. doesn't come up on DVLA site? (Vehicle details could not be found) Strange. ??? ??? ???
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The kR-175, low milage original condition car at Mannheim last year, only had an asking price of 14k and looked better than this one.
From one extreme to another, check this out, it has to be a SCAM??? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/meausersmit-spares-repairs-restore-3-WHEELER_W0QQitemZ180340182043QQihZ008QQcategoryZ2192QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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From one extreme to another, check this out, it has to be a SCAM???
I would have to say yes, unless the person is absolutely clueless.
"early measure smitt."
I haven't heard that one before.
also- the very bad english suggests someone from Eastern Europe, they are hoping for a sucker to send them a few thousand pounds for a car whose photo they just grabbed off the internet someplace.
oh, looking at the seller's other listings, here is his tel number: 07811362311
someone should call him and see if this is real. It is possible the guy's eBay account was hacked and he has some real items up and someone added the schmitt as a joke. He might not even be aware it is listed.
of course I could be completely wrong and the guy is a marketing genius.
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£25k.....and it looks like it would need restoring!!
The second one states "left hand drive" - must be a very rare one!
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The second one states "left hand drive" - must be a very rare one!
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LOL, even in Germany a LEFT HAND DRIVE Schmitt is very very rare!!!
;D ;D ;D
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LOL, even in Germany a LEFT HAND DRIVE Schmitt is very very rare!!!
I thought they were all Left Hand Drive?
When you drive a car in Germany, what hand do you use to shift? Your right hand and you steer with your LEFT HAND (on a Left Hand Drive car).
Same with Messerschmitt, you shift with your right hand.
It would a Right Hand Drive one that is rare. (shifter on the left)
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The idea that Schmitt lights alone are worth over £800 ??? Are they gold plated??
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also- the very bad english suggests someone from Eastern Europe
Either that, or they've had a British education - I think the spelling is so consistently bad that it must be real!
Andrew
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The plot thickens… It’s fairly unlikely anyone could buy a restored Schmitt for a few grand these days and it’s damn near impossible to find three. That’s what the vendor is touting now?? I wonder if they finish on the 1st of April?
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I see that it is ORIGINAL does that mean that it is originally turquoise and now it is white?
Dash and firewall are turquoise.
They have even painted the rear lights white.
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It is on the DVLA web site but like lots of people cannot spell MESSERSCHMITT the DVLA included, as I have one with the spelling of MESSERSCH MITT (SPOT THE GAP) try MESSERSHMITT and the details come up and they are interesting.
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....and look at this real bargain. Mind the headlights!!!!
(http://i16.ebayimg.com/07/i/001/3e/61/3875_1.JPG)
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Other-Makes-KR-201-1957-MESSERSCHMITT-ROADSTER_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ6472QQihZ008QQitemZ180342074825QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW
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That one clearly has Platinum plated headlamp rims, £1,500 each, and it's the rare German-American model !
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They mention that its not driven as if its a good thing! Another tarts handbag!!!
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Another tarts handbag!!!
COR! What size are the tarts that you know Bob? They must be big to lift one of those. ;D
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tart's handbag, nice one Bob
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Haven't you heard that one? Its an expression you hear a lot in the classic motorcycle world, it applies to a bike that the owner has restored to cosmetic perfection with the express purpose of winning concourse ribbons, the machine will always arrive in the back of a van, never ridden out on the run and returns home in the van. Much the same as a certain concourse winning Isetta we all know.
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My neighbour has a lovely Triumph TR3 B (a small batch of TR 3As with TR4 engines made just for America). I once went with him to the Triumph Club (the cars, not the bras) International, for some driving events the cars had to be driven to the venue to qualify. As we approached by the cross-country route we spotted several cars being rolled off trailers around the corners and out of site of check in, so they would only have to drive a few hundred yards. In the concourse itself lots of never-used cars were displayed surrounded by artistic displays of never-used tools and accessories, even cleaning and polishing sundries were in un-opened bags...one set for use, one set for display. Very sad!
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i knew i'd seen a picture of the "scam" schmitt on net somewhere...
http://www.uniquecarsandparts.com.au/car_info_messerschmitt_bubble_car.htm
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i knew i'd seen a picture of the "scam" schmitt on net somewhere...
http://www.uniquecarsandparts.com.au/car_info_messerschmitt_bubble_car.htm
You are correct! The info I have shows that page as being that way with that same photo since AT LEAST August 2006