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Everything I know is in that photo! I don't think I gave it a second look on the day.

back from the depths of the Eircooled archives!! :ROFLMAO: I took this photo at Martin Murray's show in 2008. Does anyone have any more info or pictures of it? Trying to learn more about it. Who owned it, what became of it etc.

check your mail Andrius, welcome to the club!

Hi Andrius. I try to get them sorted as soon as possible. Usually within 24 hours. But it depends on how much other stuff I have to do. Send on your payment and I'll get you registered.

it's a Wizard Roadster. By its nature it's going to have a large quantity of fibreglass and filler in it. My fear would be that while they were fitting the fibreglass kit, they might have looked at the rusty channels and then over at the buckets of fibreglass and filler and come up with an...

don't be so sure Noah, there's always bargains that pop up now and then. Keep your eyes open and when the time is right, something will come along.

A seller can ask whatever they like on Donedeal but we never find out the actual sale price! The sale price is almost never higher than the asking price so you can understand starting high and leaving some wiggle room. However... There's still a preconception that Beetles are cheap cars. Bad...

looks tidy alright.

Only one way to find out, give them a call! Beware, they don't like it if you have a cooker on board.

you're right Noah, it's JZM652, one of the original 300. I'd only seen one photo of it in the past so it's nice to see some more.

Not sure about that, it looks like it had the quickest and nastiest of "doors closed" paint jobs, inside the bonnet is manky, overspray all over the engine.

It's a curious one. There's so much "correct" about it but then the chassis number isn't anywhere near the 300 Irish 1300S's. The chassis number it has refers to a Kasan Red 1200 from May 1973. It's got the heated rear screen, it's got the riveted plate on the front apron but the engine looks...

They're very variable with what they are willing to accept. I had to argue with them about insuring a 37 year old 1.1 mk1 Golf but they accepted a 19 year old 225bhp Audi TT last year without question. Pick up the phone and get one of them to check while you wait.

Only First Ireland can answer that Tim.

The old 80s plastic fantastic!! They're overdue a revival, will they ever be cool again?