It's certainly not local, and after receiving those further photographs and the very helpful input from you both it's definitely a no-go, but it's all good experience.
The hunt continues although there's barely any 110s about. It's a big...
I think it's too rusty, by the time you have got rid of that rust, treated it, painted it, you will hate the sight of it.
Remember chassis is always worse on the inside than the outside and it's hard work to do anything with it.
It it's local...
Previous owner had the pump changed for the same problem just before I bought it. He thought it was fixed until he filled it with fuel the morning I went to collect it. He then went on to knock £500 off the price along with giving me a full tank...
Thank you all for your advice. The MOT history shows no advisories for any rust, although I'm not sure how much that can be trusted, as I'm aware of at least one other Landy nearby being an absolute bucket but having 0 advisories due to a dodgy...
Agree with the above, it may well have seating for four in the back but only if those seated on one side have legs.
If you are a youngster I would strongly suggest an insurance quote would be wise, infact regardless of age get a qoute first.
I reckon it's a 300tdi
We shall see if the chassis number exists with no welding in that area.
Maybe the OP can provide a photo of the chassis number stamped on the chassis.
Just so you know, if you didn't already, they never made a 1989 300tdi.
Post the advert and check it has a vin number relevant to the vehicle.
It is highly likely it will have rust, you just have to find it.