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[willeaper]

Did anyone else notice this?.........

1999 Cougar V6X V818 NUG Silver manual 26,000 or thereabouts 1 owner

Sold 21/11/15 at Morris Leslie Classic car auction for £2,800 plus fees £2,968

I know it's not all about the money, but good to see Cougars finally entering the classic car scene.

 

[backseateducation]

Hopefully the new owner will take a look in our direction

 

[Pid_16V]

Interesting:

Seems there's a Ferrari and a mobile phone connection here? ie: V818.

The reg morph is also interesting.


V818NUG Ford Cougar V6

V818NUG is a Silver 1999 Ford Cougar V6 with a numberplate first registered in Leeds in 1999. This Coupe was first used on the road on Friday 22nd October 1999 and previously had the registration V6MTW
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V6MTW Toyota Gt86 D-4s

V6MTW is a White 2013 Toyota Gt86 D-4s with a numberplate first registered in Chelmsford in 1999. This Coupe was first used on the road on Friday 28th June 2013 and previously had the registration DF13EPZ.
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DF13EPZ May be available for sale

The numberplate DF13EPZ would have been registered in Chester between March and August 2013.

 

[rikedwards]

A bit random Alan to say the least!

 

[TopCat1127]

Well I'll be............

 

[V6SINGH]

Well I'll be a wrinkly old codger.

Steady on Tony! You're not quite over the hill yet, nearly though [emoji23]

 

[willeaper]

Interesting Al, thanks, do you think the price paid for the Coug is partly to do with the reg?

 

[TopCat1127]

Steady on Tony! You're not quite over the hill yet, nearly though [emoji23]

Told you, backwards is the new way forwards lol

 

[Pid_16V]

Interesting Al, thanks, do you think the price paid for the Coug is partly to do with the reg?

I wondered the same, with the Ferrafi association. Maybe the reg owner had something to do with it? but then there's the other V818 possibilities ie the phone apps .

 

[TopCat1127]

Just watching 'Whats My Car Worth' on Discovery Turbo and a1970 2nd gen Cougar with a 428 in it just sold for $73000 USD theres hope yet lol

 

[The Amazon]

Anything old is going to fetch money by some point if its in good condition and in respect of some cars like the blue blood classics, Astons, Ferrr, jag, massers,lambos etc even a basket case will fetch a good price, the more mundane things are the ones to watch, a mini van going for £25000, mki escorts at £20000, the capri fetching big money now and a lot of these cars are not the top of the range gt,gti,rs etc, if its old in good nick and rare its going to be worth a fare bit in a few years.