hey guys, your favorite faggot on Veeky Forums is back again. Anyone know if they can identify the model of this for capri. any estimate is appreciated
I would check myself but I can't get to it at the moment, want to see if it's at least worth something if i wanna sell the fucking thing
standby for dump
Daniel Harris
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Samuel Thomas
Where in the world are you where the winters snow still hasn't melted? Or are those photos old?
Jason Baker
old photos
Tyler Lee
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Julian Harris
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Robert Edwards
>at least worth something It is worth something. >i wanna sell the fucking thing Anything will sell so long as the price is fair.
Cameron Reed
im retarded
yeah im just wondering where to start more or less, or if I should keep it etc
Brayden Robinson
What state is the car located in and what year is the car?
Dylan Thomas
last one i got
Adam Gray
Well, from what I can see its the european MK1 Ford Capri, pre-facelift. It was sold in North America as the Mercury Capri
The non-facelifted grill and non-hatchback body puts it between 1970 and 1975, unless I am mistaken
Brandon James
Not in the states, I'm in Canada
Austin Lopez
One thing to note is according to my grandfather who has a shit tonne of experience with cars and shit, he's building his own plane right now, he says it use to be used for Ice racing and that it is twin turbo charged and alcohol cooled.
Is this gonna make a difference if I sell it?
Liam Rogers
Eh, not really. Its probably a homebrew engine that at this point is just a non-running lump of steel with internals of unknown condition, and no surviving rubber parts, seals or gaskets
You would most likely make the most money by bringing it back, removing all the parts, cleaning them up and then selling them - but thats a time-consuming task
If you wanna sell it whole then its not worth all that much. Its a non-running pseudo-wreck, and the Capri has never been the greatest collectors car. I don't wanna be rude, but anyone who offers you $400 & that they get it out themselves is someone you oughta shake hands with
Leo Harris
>alcohol cooled So, like every other liquid-cooled engine?
Jason Brooks
hmmmmm alright, thanks for the advice bro
Elijah Carter
hey man don't look at me, the way he said it sounded like it meant something
Parker Edwards
>between 1970 and 1975 If you can get it to California, then it is worth a few hundred to a cleetoid who needs a shell with a VIN.
Carson Thomas
yeah not gonna happen
Asher Sanchez
Seeing those photos with the soft ground, I'd expect every inch of the car that you can't see in the photo is fatally rusted out.