Fulvia
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highlander
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Can a mod please delete this post..............it is creating too much interest for my liking 
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philw696
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My brother has been out in his around the Forest of Dean this morning.Can a mod please delete this post..............it is creating too much interest for my liking
zagatoes30
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Personally not a fan but a strange Fulvia experiment, 2 original built but the ones around today are replicas as far as I am aware
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Like this one, what do we think it’ll fetch?
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Based on current bids, maybe £20k which is much less than what the suggested class winning coupe of 1976. I suspect it won't meet its reserve
The original Barchettas had a significant tubular space frame to make up for the strength lost when removing the roof and pillars no evidence of that in this version
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philw696
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That looks like a Jolly Club Car Tim.
lifes2short
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what do we think is most valuable car in this photo in todays market
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Yep
Oneball
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Assuming it’s a Twin Cam, the Escort, followed by the Safari then the Fulvia or Cortina
highlander
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the DS hiding in the back row
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The Mini Van.
lifes2short
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twin cam escort for sure, then I'm thinking the mk1 lotus cortina and then the fulvia
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I think you’re probably right. I thought those DS Safaris were really expensive but just looked and they don’t seem that much. Guess they’re not in fashion with London types anymore. They’ve must have moved on to Teslas to take Hermione, Daisy, Archiduke and Herbert the dog to dance classes in.