My French 80's classic
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t4thomas said:
I bet a beautiful example like that is worth some money.
I am just guessing, but assuming something in the 35-50K range with history?
Keep guessing lol, the market for these cars has gone mental over the last 12 months......I am just guessing, but assuming something in the 35-50K range with history?
Unrestored original standard examples are extremely rare
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JBT said:
Awesome machine OP. Never seen a road car in the flesh, my imagination was sparked as a young 'un by the 5 turbo in Never Say Never Again (imagination also sparked by Kim Basinger
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IIRC there was a dealer fit kit to bring them up to 210bhp or thereabouts, but can't remember what the standard number of horses were?
EDIT: Wikipedia says 160bhp.
You could spec 185bhp, then 210bhp all the way upto 350bhp but costs got ridiculous at that power......![smile](/inc/images/smile.gif)
IIRC there was a dealer fit kit to bring them up to 210bhp or thereabouts, but can't remember what the standard number of horses were?
EDIT: Wikipedia says 160bhp.
Edited by JBT on Monday 11th May 14:42
EJH said:
That looks stunning!
Can I ask where you got the number plates...or are they original?
Made the number plates myself as wasn't happy with some plates I got from the number plate centre in BirmingamCan I ask where you got the number plates...or are they original?
Stripped them down & re-used the raised lettering & mounted them onto plastic plates instead of the metal backing plates they came on...........took me a few attempts too perfect, but well worth the money & effort involved
LotusOmega375D said:
I bought my all-silver 185bhp one for 6 grand in 1994. Sold it to Spain in 2008 for about 12 grand, which effectively meant free motoring for 14 years even including the maintenance costs. Probably worth a tad more today.
I put the funds towards a Subaru 22B.
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Fabulous cars and yours has the all important (but awful) standard seats and no sunroof. Glad to see the Gotti TRXs being reinstated too. People moan about the Michelin prices, but you want it to be right.
Hi again! Can't remember your name but we used too chat many years ago when I had my Black RHD T2.......unsure if you'll remember me but I'll never forget your old T2 ![laugh](/inc/images/laugh.gif)
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Fabulous cars and yours has the all important (but awful) standard seats and no sunroof. Glad to see the Gotti TRXs being reinstated too. People moan about the Michelin prices, but you want it to be right.
Edited by LotusOmega375D on Tuesday 26th May 17:35
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Good too see your still a fan
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VX Foxy said:
I have a sneaky feeling that that paint is slightly better than factory....
Original body paint just 60 hrs of wet sanding/detailing too get a finish like that, especially with all the factory fibreglass panels making the job much harder(believe the bonnet took 5 attempts to get perfect)The bumpers & side skirts have been painted as the rear bumper had storage marks on it, it's impossible to match 30 year old paint perfectly so had the 4 pieces all done in the correct Renault grey 614 colour which also matches the roof spoilers & wheel insert colour
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Detailers sent me these pictures keeping me upto date on things at the time!
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