My neighbour has a 1989 Toyota Starlet she wants to get rid of, its off the road two years, tyres are ok and should start with a little bit of work. Any body interested in it? or would a scrap yard pay for a car like this?
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scrapyard won't pay for it. The best she could hope for if nobody will buy it would be that some scrapmetal guy would take it away without charging her. 
try putting it on donedeal or gumtree, she might find someone to take it for a few quid. Unfortunately "ordinary" cars of that vintage really aren't worth anything without an NCT.
try putting it on donedeal or gumtree, she might find someone to take it for a few quid. Unfortunately "ordinary" cars of that vintage really aren't worth anything without an NCT.
My mother had one, it was donated to a theatre group for their float in the Paddy's day parade.
They took a grinder to it and removed the roof, but the chassis gave up and it folded in on itself in Broadstone, no parade.
They took a grinder to it and removed the roof, but the chassis gave up and it folded in on itself in Broadstone, no parade.
My mother had one, it was donated to a theatre group for their float in the Paddy
's day parade.
They took a grinder to it and removed the roof, but the chassis gave up and it folded in on itself in Broadstone, no parade.
thats a great idea. same thing should be done to all them glanzas being driven round the place by spotty little scrotes.
I think its great they drive around in a car called after a nob end.
Alot of guys doing the retro rallies are using those starlets, the has been some class intorduced for 80's cars and for some reason the starlet seems popular. easy worth 300 to those guys! DoneDeal or Gumtree!
Try the www.tdcireland.com forum perhaps??
Try the www.tdcireland.com forum perhaps??
Alot of guys doing the retro rallies are using those starlets, the has been some class intorduced for 80's cars and for some reason the starlet seems popular. easy worth 300 to those guys! DoneDeal or Gumtree!
Try the www.tdcireland.com forum perhaps??
light, reliable, relatively powerful, parts are easy enuff & cheap second-hand & there was a good few of them around. mk2 micras are popular for that too.