Classic (old, retro) cars for sale £0-5k
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cj2013 said:
0a said:
Just look at this 25k mile ZX in the ad - so retro! http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Citroen-ZX-1-9-Diesel-Au...
I'd have a Volcane if there were many about still.The 306 DTurbo's ugly cousin
mx5ian said:
Don't let Derin see that. mx5ian said:
Jesus Christ!! 800 quid! That'll be gone in 60 seconds...0a said:
Just look at this 25k mile ZX in the ad - so retro! http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Citroen-ZX-1-9-Diesel-Au...
So much want for one of these and an old 306. Incredible condition, barely any left now.
ChrisR99 said:
0a said:
Just look at this 25k mile ZX in the ad - so retro! http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Citroen-ZX-1-9-Diesel-Au...
So much want for one of these and an old 306. Incredible condition, barely any left now.
ChrisR99 said:
0a said:
Just look at this 25k mile ZX in the ad - so retro! http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Citroen-ZX-1-9-Diesel-Au...
So much want for one of these and an old 306. Incredible condition, barely any left now.
Or this. A 5 door Citroen AX GT5. What a retro interior. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CITROEN-AX-GT-5-/1319648...
I bought a MK2 MR2 to break as I needed a few bits for my track car.
It cost a princely £230 !
Apart from the sills it's in excellent shape, I took it for a blast up the road to check everything works and it drives beautifully and feels faster than 168bhp should.
With MOT'd cars under £1k it isn't worth saving (plus it's an auto) but why are these worth so little ?
Great looking, nice driving, cheap to run, mid engined, sportscar.
It cost a princely £230 !
Apart from the sills it's in excellent shape, I took it for a blast up the road to check everything works and it drives beautifully and feels faster than 168bhp should.
With MOT'd cars under £1k it isn't worth saving (plus it's an auto) but why are these worth so little ?
Great looking, nice driving, cheap to run, mid engined, sportscar.
Rover 200 VI 13,000 miles from new 1 owner £3,995
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1998-Rover-200-VI-VVC-5-...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1998-Rover-200-VI-VVC-5-...
mx5ian said:
Rover 200 VI 13,000 miles from new 1 owner £3,995
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1998-Rover-200-VI-VVC-5-...
Mine looked identical (but more worn out)http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1998-Rover-200-VI-VVC-5-...
I loved, loved, loved that car
Fast Bug said:
200 VI's were a good steer when I sold them new. That one looks very plain though!
I think that's a standard/base one isn't it? Could you spec them with bigger alloys IIRC? I have a BRM one in storage, it hasn't seen the light of day in a while but its a fun car to drive! mx5ian said:
Fast Bug said:
200 VI's were a good steer when I sold them new. That one looks very plain though!
I think that's a standard/base one isn't it? Could you spec them with bigger alloys IIRC? I have a BRM one in storage, it hasn't seen the light of day in a while but its a fun car to drive! I sold our showroom BRM, far more blingy than a VI that's for sure! Interior is an aquired taste from memory
Fast Bug said:
mx5ian said:
Fast Bug said:
200 VI's were a good steer when I sold them new. That one looks very plain though!
I think that's a standard/base one isn't it? Could you spec them with bigger alloys IIRC? I have a BRM one in storage, it hasn't seen the light of day in a while but its a fun car to drive! I sold our showroom BRM, far more blingy than a VI that's for sure! Interior is an aquired taste from memory
There was a special edition (the 214iS from memory) that had the Vi alloys, the interior was unique to the Vi though, I had a British Racing Green one as a demo. And yes, the 25 GTI replaced it and looked much better. Except in Sienna Gold as the bumpers were always a different shade of gold to the body
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