Breaking ATMO GTA (with aircon) genuine 30k

I've decided to break 1 of my GTA's up as it needs too much doing to put back on the road. I won't be selling complete as there are some parts I want myself.
Car shows 28k and came with a few old MOTs to verify the mileage but has been sat for several years.
Good bits -
Tan leather seats and door cards in very good condition
All other interior trim
Doors
2 x rear wheels
Atmo engine - turns over but haven't heard running - probably seized carbs
Aircon Parts
Suspension / brakes etc.
Most other parts available , let me know what you need

Tony,
What price on the air cond system, please? I have been waiting a year, and suddenly there are two for sale. It is just starting to get over 30 deg here, and sitting under the windscreen in like sitting in a glasshouse, even with the rest of the windows tinted.

[Alpineandy]

Alan,
you need air con just as we're all thinking about installing woodburners etc etc.

Alan,
you need air con just as we're all thinking about installing woodburners etc etc.

Stick with the existing heater ....................

[Alpineandy]

Have you heard the weather forcast...

Hi,

Is the nearside indicator cluster available and if so how much are you looking for?

cheers,

Paul.

Looking for the rear window support brackets and how much would they be. How is the condition.
Also the rubber seal between the rear window and the fibreglass it sit on.
Also the underbonnet cover fot the battery and locking mechanism.
If you still have those parts let me know many thanks.

Hi Tony,

For some reason my reply is still sitting in the outbox from last week.

Basically although a good buy, I'm going to have to pass as I think with great regret she's going to have to go.

Thanks

Mike

Oh no Mike,
but when you have done it, you will know for sure it was the wrong decision.
Can you remind me of the "passion" book title you told me about at Donnington? It'll be on my Christmas list.
Best regards,

Simon.

Well we will see, but at the moment it's going.

I've got a good pic of you with some French bloke, I'll email it.

That particular book is The Passion Plan by Richard Chang. Basically a step by step guide to discovering your true vocation when you know something just ain't right, no matter how much you get paid.