i was looking of this salvage web site and found this
looks well all rite

http://www.universal-auctions.co.uk/cgi-bin/osa/gm/imageViewer.cgi?ImageURL=http://images.universal-services.co.uk/10/21/94/52/FV_219452_1.jpg&TitleText=(

engine bay
http://www.universal-auctions.co.uk/cgi-bin/osa/gm/imageViewer.cgi?ImageURL=http://images.universal-services.co.uk/10/21/94/52/FV_219452_7.jpg&TitleText=(Lot Number: 404
Category: VEHICLE SPOTLIGHT
ABI: CAT D
V5: No
Description: ALLOY WHEELS, LEATHER SEATS, ELECTRIC WINDOWS AND MIRRORS
Damage: R, NS, F
Engine: 1993cc
Colour: BLUE
Mileage:
Transmission: MANUAL
+ VAT: No
Keys: Yes
Branch: Sandtoft
Highest Internet Bid
13/12/06 11:58AM £2,055

Days Hrs Mins Secs
Time Left:
End Date: 15/12/06 08:00AM
Runners Up:
13/12/06 11:58AM £2,050
12/12/06 11:13AM £1,500
12/12/06 11:13AM £1,300

 

Yea, its a bargain alright

Damage: Rear, Near Side, Front

in other words, FUCKED

what makes you think its got an RS500 block? do you have photographic x-ray vision? its a 4wd cossie.

 

Is it your time of month Mike, you seem a little yampy

Now then

 

theres a cat c too, which doent look as bad
http://www.universal-auctions.co.uk/...mNumber=930867

 

Category C
An extensively damaged vehicle which the insurer has decided not to repair, but which could be repaired and returned to the road.
Category D
A damaged vehicle which the insurer has decided not to repair, but which could be repaired and returned to the road.


Vehicles categorised as A, B or C require a VIC test before the DVLA will issue a new registration document. This will then be noted on the V5C.

Madness! the cossie thats Cat C doesnt look anywhere near as bad as the Cat D Cossie! i have a full cloth trim that i could put in it but damned if im buying a Cat C Cossie, that needs a VIC test even though its a stolen recovered with no interier - whats all that about??

 

make a cheap track toy for somone and as theve stripped the interior most of the works allready done