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Old 25th September 2013, 20:32   #1
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Question Buying this car to swap all the good stuff from mine

Hello, I've not been on the forum for a while as my 75 has been rotting away in the garage in the hope of it becoming a future classic and shooting up in price . But as that hasn't happened and as the body is in very poor condition (loads of scratches, scrapes, dents and some unsightly welding and will simply not start anymore) and don't want to waste any more money on it. I've decided to buy another 75, take out all the good bits and scrap it while swapping everything over. I miss having one and think I've caught the bug for life.

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classifi...s/40?logcode=p

What do you think of this one and how difficult would it be to swap the wood wheel, the hiline, the leather seats, powerfolding shiny mirrors, all the traction control cruise control window, blind e.t.c. (instead of the T4 could I not simply swap the computer in the pleniums from car to car?)

The car seems to be in pretty good condition with a low mileage.

Thanks for the help
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Old 25th September 2013, 20:36   #2
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Pretty much everyting you mentioned can be swapped, the ECU will need a T4 session to swap over, the highline has its own harness so thats straightforward, powerfolds easy too, again remove the wiring harness from the doors.
, you wont be able to do the traction unless you swap the ABS ECU too (A pain to do)

The cruise depends on if your new car has the wiring or not, if it does its a simple enough job.
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Old 25th September 2013, 20:38   #3
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Look a steal for the money!
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Old 25th September 2013, 21:54   #4
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Thanks for the help guys I'll go and have a look tomorrow will keep you updated
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