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musicalannette
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musicalannette
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sorry browser crash - didnt realise it had posted
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maybeoneday
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Location: Melbourne, Australia
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Vehicle description :
The vehicle is from Switzerland and declared.
It has had 2 owners and is completely restored.
Old-Timer reg possible. H flag .
History , bills and all documents are available .
Completely repainted and parts worth about 11500 Euro installed in recent times .
Bieber - convertible conversion, almost new.
Deregistered with a check note or check issue (not sure what this is exactly so I hope someone understands my translation) in 1995 and has been in the garage being restored since.
The condition is very good indeed ! !
For questions, please contact us.
Automatic transmission shifts very clean.
All oils are new. ! Dream car in top condition !
Top almost new. TUV / Au (again not sure what this is and not sure what the german abbreviations are for) is made on request !
All papers / documents , operating instructions, service history, available.
Information in the sales order provided in good faith, without guarantee.
We accept all vehicles in payment / exchange .
A financing in the house is possible.
Exchange or trade-in possible !
car, bike, truck, boat, etc. |
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musicalannette
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tuv - vehicle type approval - european approval scheme if you make a production run it think
not quite
looks like a german eqivalent of the uk's bsi, in the uk they used to pass allsortsof things as "safe" and you could at least be pretty sure your child wont small swallow an eye of a cuddly toy or have lawnmower burst into flames of there was a bsi kite mark on there. in the us, you might see it in a uk car window, to verify the glass is saftey glass or laminated.
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CalGuy
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Location: Woodside, CA
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Cool images, I've always wondered if anyone has made a 924 cabriolet using the doors and roof mechanism from a 944 s2 cabriolet or 968???
Perhaps, the roof mechanism from a 944 cab is too wide to fit the 924 body, but even if that's the case surely the doors must be an even swap!
Calguy
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