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Here in the U.S. in order to meet emissions standards the Morgan +8 could only be sold with a conversion to propane.
I assume that when the Range Rover V-8 was certified for sale in the U.S. they could use that and dump the propane.
I concur. Government cannot stop regulating. It is a matter of time until collector cars receive their wrath.
We very well might see mass exports of collector cars at bargain prices to unencumbered buyers in China. So it goes.
Bob
I assume that when the Range Rover V-8 was certified for sale in the U.S. they could use that and dump the propane.
I concur. Government cannot stop regulating. It is a matter of time until collector cars receive their wrath.
We very well might see mass exports of collector cars at bargain prices to unencumbered buyers in China. So it goes.
Bob
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Carlos A wrote:Elanintheforest wrote:The UK total price was ?2627 ... Makes for some interesting comparisons. It was a very expensive car in it's day!! Mark
Today that would be: ?24,982.32
WOW!
Probably about what you'd expect to have to pay for an equivalent today. How much is an Elise - anyone know?
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