This week's Facebook bargain

[Tony Griffiths]

Don't all rush at once:

[Nick Salmon]

Well, at that price I would expect it to come pre-filled with premium petrol!

[Andy Bennett]

I would expect it to have a Ruby attached

[Bruce Nicholls]

Does the fuel gauge sender work? That could boost its worth!

[Tony Betts]

hi nick,

petrol must be at a premium price down your way.

im with andy,

id want the rest of the car attached to it.

tony

[John Mason]

I can almost bet some greenhorn Austin Seven owner will buy it. I wish there was some way of finding these new owners and introducing them to the forum.

John Mason.

[Andy Bennett]

Mind you we best be careful about what we say about Facebook adverts. We almost had a Donald Trump type legal action against the forum last time. After all, everyone agrees and says that he is right and that everything he says is the biggest and best so it is definitely worth every penny, everyone says it is...

[Steve kay]

What is this "facebook." It sounds a bit like an eighteenth century lady's somewhat risque diary.

[Nick Salmon]

Tony - down South we run our A7s on highly refined Prosecco laced with aged balsamic vinegar. If we fail to proceed we call the Waitrose breakdown service who arrive bearing potted shrimps on lightly toasted sourdough wafers. It's flippin' tough down here, y'know. You Midlanders don't know you're born.

[Tony Betts]

hi nick,

love it.

a little out on the midlander though. 

more of a norfolk numpty, 

brought up on 10p per gallon, norfolk ale that is. and a quality football team.

what more does a growing lad need. 

first memories of austin 7s, was the walsiingham family. with there rubys. wells next the sea. wouldnt be surprised if the family doesnt still have them.

tony