HELP - Renault 9
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Sadly probably worth peanuts. Cool cars though.
I'd stick up ads on www.carandclassic.co.uk and www.classiccarsforsale.co.uk
Edit: both sites above are free.
You could also cut it in half for a Bond car homage
I'd stick up ads on www.carandclassic.co.uk and www.classiccarsforsale.co.uk
Edit: both sites above are free.
You could also cut it in half for a Bond car homage
As above, not worth much but its a rare car these days (cant recall seeing one recently) and quite low milegae, you might be able to get a "fair" price through the owners club by an enthusiast who would look after it: surely better then a banger racer/ one of these cheap-cars-round-Europe-then-trash-the-car events???
t Renault 30 TX very smooth car to drive - my dad had S-reg manual one in light met green with elec sunroof. Unfortunately it was showing signs of rust by around 1984. (That'll be a replacement Granada Ghia Mk2 2.8i then !!). And the 30 TX only did something like 19mpg.
30TX was very stylish car tho IMO. Haven't seen a Renault 30 for years. Or a 20 or 25 or 6 or 16 or 12 or a 5 even. When did you last see a Renault 17 coupe??
30TX was very stylish car tho IMO. Haven't seen a Renault 30 for years. Or a 20 or 25 or 6 or 16 or 12 or a 5 even. When did you last see a Renault 17 coupe??
)deltashad said:
Yes, and the car in the background is Renault 30ts. My dad had a 30tx back in the day, 2.7injection, went like stink.
I also used to own an 82 Renault 9. Sorry, but it was a horrible car.
Have to agree 9 is horrible - and probably most borrring car in the world.I also used to own an 82 Renault 9. Sorry, but it was a horrible car.
Ren 30s were rare even when new - and easily outsold by replacement 25 -i reckon 1 years worth of 25 uk sales beat all 30 sales
reedy147 said:
HI all, im very new to this
ive just bought a 1988 renault 9 off my grandads friend, he's owned it since new and its in mint condition with only 27k on the clock, any idea how much it could be worth and whats the best way to go about selling it is?
Well now. You bought it. So that's what it's worth. Or that's what it was worth when you bought it, bur not now. Cars depreciate you know.ive just bought a 1988 renault 9 off my grandads friend, he's owned it since new and its in mint condition with only 27k on the clock, any idea how much it could be worth and whats the best way to go about selling it is?
Selling it? Wait until you are a grandfather, then fob it off on one of your friend's grandchildren.
HTH
iSore said:
The Renault 30 only needed self levelling to be a world beater.
That sounds like its verbatim from a period GB&U in Car! Amazingly, there's a nice looking one for sale here: http://www.jaguarspares.net/index.php?option=com_r...quiraing said:
Renault 30 TX very smooth car to drive - my dad had S-reg manual one in light met green with elec sunroof. Unfortunately it was showing signs of rust by around 1984. (That'll be a replacement Granada Ghia Mk2 2.8i then !!). And the 30 TX only did something like 19mpg.
30TX was very stylish car tho IMO. Haven't seen a Renault 30 for years. Or a 20 or 25 or 6 or 16 or 12 or a 5 even. When did you last see a Renault 17 coupe??
You can't mention a 2.8 Granada and then moan about another cars fuel economy. Truly baffles the mind how a cologne engine can drink so much juice.30TX was very stylish car tho IMO. Haven't seen a Renault 30 for years. Or a 20 or 25 or 6 or 16 or 12 or a 5 even. When did you last see a Renault 17 coupe??
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