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Hi.
There's a jubilee coming up for sale via a marina Facebook group.
TBH 18M is the reg.
T

He wants £1200 for it, will be up for viewing on Sunday

Brings the numbers up to 16 Jubilees.
Not been taxed since 1989! so off road for 27 years
This one has not been known as far as I am aware.
If the brakes are seized and will not run then I doubt he will get what he wants for it.
£1200 is a lot for a car which don't go. I would like £15,000 for mine but I doubt I will get it.
Body looks good.

That keep your distance sticker is the same as my dad had in the back of his Citroen in 1985? Haven't seen one in years!

Just to check Jubilles are 1800 twin carbs?

Thanks for posting. Do Marina/Itals come up often on FB? Not on myself but don't want to miss an opportunity.

How many of us imagine one of the cars we once owned reappearing this way? I do.....

Where abouts in Surrey?

Thanks.

All proper jubilees are twin carb tc saloons. They may be rare but expensive no. It will cost more to bring it back from the dead if you can find the parts. I do still have some parts
For £1200 i would like the carpet on the inside of the car

Well it's good to see another one has been found, as most people said £1200 is quite steep for a total non runner. Most things can be brought back from the dead. Not all the time unless you have deep pockets!


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This was mine when I found it in Enfield north London


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I think around a grand is fair for a Jub found in that condition.
Let's face it Kev you stole your jub off that bloke.

Kev, yours cleaned up well with some of your elbow grease
I think yours must be one of the best certainly from a shell point of view and being original.
Will this one compare?
Exciting

I reckon the price is about ok as long as the body is relatively solid.
Values have been creeping up of late on marinas.
There's a lorra lorra love for them in Facebook land despite the usual criticizers.
T

It would be nice to see more photos.It looks okay on the one shown but if the front end is knackered then that would make a big difference.As Paul rightly states,the carpet would be better in situ.Unless,of course this is a spare that is magic!! However, if it's all pretty solid I don't think the price is too steep. It would look quite canny in my spare garage............. if I had one!!

More photos. Certainly looks very saveable although that garage does look a bit damp!

Thanks for posting the updates.

That could be a cracker!