1975 Viva found in Norway
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Posted: Mon Oct 23, 2006 8:16 pmPosted: Mon Oct 23, 2006 8:24 pmthat looks in basically good condition looking at the rear arches but it wouldnht have been made any later than 1970 so that is very late registered!
Posted: Mon Oct 23, 2006 8:26 pmflexbuttcheck1 wrote:that looks in basically good condition looking at the rear arches but it wouldnht have been made any later than 1970 so that is very late registered!
Yes, isn't this a HB ??
Posted: Mon Oct 23, 2006 8:31 pmyep it is a hb looks like a deluxe! but they are not the original wheels!
Posted: Mon Oct 23, 2006 10:38 pmOHHH NO dont let Ian see that !!!!!!
Seriously Per do find out details of it please always handy (price, location etc)
Seriously Per do find out details of it please always handy (price, location etc)
Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2006 7:49 pmpbottomley wrote:OHHH NO dont let Ian see that !!!!!!
Seriously Per do find out details of it please always handy (price, location etc)
Well, I spoke to the seller on the phone right now. The car is infact a 1970. No much rust other than corroded paint. Enging doesn't run, prehaps fuelpump failure, but it turns! There's no rearseat. Owner will check out if it's a 1200 or 1600 ccm engine.
The car is located close to ÅLESUND, 372 km north of BERGEN.
Price: from NOK 3000,- = £ 240
I'm not going to buy it, anyone else: feel free to contact me.
Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2006 9:44 pmwell at £240 its a damn good price,,, asumming its not a rot box !!... BUT ohh so many miles with a trailer and the ferry crossing... one would have to be right keen.. IAN!!!
PS cannot remember do they drive on the left or right in Wales?
PS cannot remember do they drive on the left or right in Wales?
Posted: Wed Oct 25, 2006 7:56 ampbottomley wrote:well at £240 its a damn good price,,, asumming its not a rot box !!... BUT ohh so many miles with a trailer and the ferry crossing... one would have to be right keen.. IAN!!!
PS cannot remember do they drive on the left or right in Wales?
Down the middle is normal for Wales, or at least my driving experiences of Wales.
Do you think I could convince work to let me go on the next trip to Norway? We're doing work over there I'm sure no one would notice if I put a trailor on the back of the van.
Posted: Wed Oct 25, 2006 9:06 amI will stick me thumb out, so you can offer me a lift. I visited Oslo in 1991 was a fanstatic place if only a little expensive. 
I do know that some Viva owners are planning a trip next year some time. Would be nice to meet our brothers and sisters abroad (so to speak).
PS Clara they will notice a trailer, when the door of the ship closes, it will be poking out the back !
I do know that some Viva owners are planning a trip next year some time. Would be nice to meet our brothers and sisters abroad (so to speak).
PS Clara they will notice a trailer, when the door of the ship closes, it will be poking out the back !