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EK or FB wanted!

Post by ExtremelyKeenForBeauty »

Hello,
I'm a new member and I am really interested in buying a EK or FB, preferably two pack colours with white and a bright blue/green. I am looking for something that needs no or little work and preferably an auto, but I would learn manual if necessary. I live in Sydney, but would travel for a beauty!
Ever since I first saw a EK as a child, it was love at first sight and I have always aspired to own one! I am 23 and have just finished uni, so am looking to make my dream a reality.
So any hints/tips or pointers in the right direction would be greatly apprieciated.
Thanks,
Kate
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Hi Kate, I am also in Sydney and happy to help you find that Car! Can take a look at anything for you in Sydney. Just give me a call and I will give you some tips.

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Post by parisian62 »

Hi Kate,

Welcome to the Forum. You've come to the right place in your search for an FB or EK. 8)

I've just realised that I have accidently deleted your account. :oops: Many apologies for that! Can you please re-join the Forum. You should be able to re-use your original forum name. If you have any trouble in re-joining please contact me directly through the 'PM' or email button below this message.

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Kate,

Get hold of Steve Jacksons number and don't lose it.

Steve's got the best ability to find the car you want and he's in Sydney which helps.

It's amazing what he can find!!
I can't think what to write here so this will do.
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parisian62 wrote:I've just realised that I have accidently deleted your account. :oops:
ooops :o
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:oops: :oops: :oops:


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yep my bad. :oops: Too early in the morning. Please come back Kate! :D
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parisian62 wrote: Please come back Kate! :D
I activated her account this morning stewart :wink:
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Post by ExtremelyKeenForBeauty »

Hi Steve and everybody!
Oh wow that's a nice offer thanks. Hopefully I'll be able to take you up on your offer sometime in the future, as a I need an insider who knows the cars well. At the moment I'm regularly checking online here, carpoint, carsales, the trading post and ebay. Most of the cars I find have quite a lot of rust. :(
Anyways keep me in mind if someone is looking for a nice, loving home for their beauty.
Thanks again,
Kate
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Post by Aussie Bob »

Hi Kate, welcome back!

Please keep in mind, one needs to have a garage to keep the car out of the weather! Otherwise ...... :cry:

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Post by parisian62 »

Phew! - Thanks Thommo. 8)

Kate - Are you after something that is original (grey motor) or modified (red motor or V8?) or don't care?

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Post by mrs ratbox »

i know of a couple BUT alot of work involved depending on yor budget they could be purchased and paid for work to be completed
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Post by Sputzwagon »

Welcome to the forum, Kate.
What Steve Jackson forgot to tell you was that he OWNS most of the FB's & EK's in Sydney :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: .
But seriously, I hope you find a nice car probably an EK if you want an automatic, that is if you want a stocker. :wink:

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Post by ExtremelyKeenForBeauty »

Hello,
I would probably prefer something that isn't a V8, so I could have some chance at affording to drive it! And prefer something that doesn't need to much work, or any work at all.
At the moment I am eyeing off an gorgeous Green/white EK on ebay for a buy now price of $10,000, which is a lot more than I was expecting to pay. So not sure if it is worth that much? Or if overall it is a good car?
If you could have a look at it and let me know your opinions that would be great.
Thanks,
Kate
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Post by jake08 »

Hey, if its the one I'm thinking of, its gone already, was looking at it myself. Good luck with the hunt, seems the good ones are going quick atm.
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