Doing a bit of online window shopping today I came across a Morris Minor Traveller for sale in France for 16,900 euros. That's a lot of dosh, around £14,500 depending on the exchange rate. But then again, the chap says it's concours, and an MMOC concours certificate is proudly displayed in the advert. I blew it up to see the details: the certificate refers to concours competitions in 1993.
17 years is a long time....Cheeky monkey!
Cheeky Concours Minor Advert
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woodiesenfrance
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MarkyB
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Re: Cheeky Concours Minor Advert
Most salesmen are.
"Once you break something you will see how it was put together"
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SGTBILKO
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Re: Cheeky Concours Minor Advert
Of course it may be that the car is still in concourse condition. I see that it is on British plates and has a tax disc. The advertisers expectations as to the price seem way over the top. It maybe that Morris Minors command higher prices in France due to novelty value, however I wish him luck as he will need it![frame]
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