This car is yet another variation on the convertible theme and uses the original door shuts and roof gutters. It employs a crossbar to connect the seatbelt pillars. Definately not a Fly.
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| I've had this picture for a few years now, and until recently it had stayed hidden. Ebay rules again, and on July 7th 2005 it was listed. Whether it sold I'm not sure, but on Nov' 15th 2005 it was listed again with a different seller, both stated the car was in Devon. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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| It was described as mechanically good but requiring attention to the bodywork. The auction was still active with the bid up to �400 when this page was written (20/11/05). This car is yet another variation on the convertible theme and uses the original door shuts and roof gutters. It employs a crossbar to connect the seatbelt pillars. Definately not a Fly. |
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