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Old 19th November 2006, 14:53   #11
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Oh, there is an Auto ZT by the way. It's in New Zealand. Apart from that one Alex you're spot on.
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Old 19th November 2006, 15:31   #12
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More than one auto, Toms ZTT is auto as well
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Old 19th November 2006, 16:00   #13
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Old 19th November 2006, 16:27   #14
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I think Rincewind has commented on this motor. It's a bitsa special and if the same he is of the opinion that it should have been destroyed, not let out for sale. In one way it's good that is wasn't but a potential buyer may be caught out with this one if they are not careful.

It'd be much better if a MK1 nose was stuck on it though, at least the bodywork would all match up.
Despite everything I think it looks nice. If a potential buyer is aware that it's a bitsa car and does not mind then it is not a bad buy. However I think it would probably be better in somewhere like Gaydon motor museum. I'm glad it was not broken up it's nice to see development cars.
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Old 19th November 2006, 17:24   #15
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Assuming it is one of the two B&G had at Silverstone, then it does have a proper VIN. Can't remember the numbers, but I think the cars were sequential, and somewhere in the 2 or 300s.

Both the cars at Silverstone were this colour, but I don't remember either having such an out of place steering wheel as that.

To be honest, both looked awful in the flesh. I don't like that colour anyway, but it was compounded by dull paintwork and poor panel fit.
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Old 19th November 2006, 17:46   #16
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More than one auto, Toms ZTT is auto as well
I wasn't including that one as it is a Tourer.











(okay, pathetic excuse - I was wrong again! )
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Old 19th November 2006, 18:48   #17
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I reckon it originally had a wooden wheel and they have already ebayed it
Car is on their site at 9995 so it will reach what, 9000 on Ebay ?
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Old 19th November 2006, 19:49   #18
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Alex there are ZT auto's not many but they're about.

I would agree with Tom one of the first R75V8's. It would have been on the Rover mk1 front and rear bumpers as the Mk1 ZT but with the adjusted exhaust. Be interesting to nab a picture from under the vehicle. Have been watching it on the B&G site. For just under 10k its got to be worth a punt to someone. If it was not for the danger of having to find a new home and sleeping on my tod, I'd get it.
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Old 19th November 2006, 21:01   #19
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B & G have had this car for some time , originally it had an MG (mk1) front bumper and cloth trim and is obviously a development car of some sort .
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Old 20th November 2006, 08:59   #20
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I asked that seller a question (without going into details)

Q/ This car looks very nice. But can you tell me why the pictures shows 1 image with the old bumper (and possible mg) and another picture with the new v8 bumber.

A/ Hi, thanks for your interest.
Sorry, but due to an error on our part when listing the car, a wrong picture was included and ebay wont let me delete it.
I can confirm that the car will comes with the new correct Rover V8 bumper.
Any inspection is welcome.
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I suppose it is possible to mix photos up of 2 different cars that are the same colour. Still seems some what dodgy. Inspection is welcomed though (as it should be with any car).

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