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Title: FE & FC Details Post by: Wayne on June 08, 2009, 02:50:08 PM Hi
Some more details for you Ken and Geoff These cars have been published in this months Australian Classic Cars Magazine which are for sale I had a look at them last Tuesday and I think that they are over priced. If you go to www.classicthrottleshop.com and go to classic cars you will be able to see photos of cars. Here some details on the cars FE 225-12821M Trim 203-703 Paint 253-6001 256- 7449 Engine L408235 Chas 739923M FC 225-17329 Trim 277-629 Paint 253-7700 256-7770 Engine L 549446 Chas FC34679M WAYNE Title: Re: FE & FC Details Post by: RET on June 08, 2009, 06:33:23 PM They may not be cheap but at least they're grey... It does seem a little rich in the current market, but time will tell.
The low mileage on the FE is quite impressive, if it's fair dinkum. It's also very uncommon to see the light colour on the roof, most FE combination have the light colour on the body. RET Title: Re: FE & FC Details Post by: customFC on June 08, 2009, 08:52:49 PM That FE sure is a pretty looking car.
Now if Ozlotto does for me what it's supposed to tomorrow night....... Regards Alex Title: Re: FE & FC Details Post by: Johns on June 08, 2009, 09:26:22 PM I had a good look at both and the yellow EK some weeks ago. They are out of what must have a been a superb collection of low mileage cars from Victoria, I understand the owner died and the Throttle Shop have a number of the cars.
The FE is the pick of them because it unusual and has never been painted, it has been touched up here and there. It is a lovely, original, low mileage, unrestored, unmolested car. Where will you find another? The mileage looks genuine to me and the interior is stunning, the best I've ever seen. There is damage to both rear quarters, which needs to be repaired and the tyres are the wrong profile. It desparately needs something to cover up the grey wheels, which although original make the whole car look dull. A set of thumbprints and some whitewalls would make it sing. The FC is very nice too, although it has been painted and is in a very common colour combo. The FB is a bit disappointing I didn't think it was worth more than the other two, but that's probably personal preference. Price? Can you restore one for $30,000? Can you make an original, low mileage car? I guess you pays your money and takes your choice. Cheers John |