Should I scrap my VR6

Should I scrap my VR6

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ChilliWhizz

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11,992 posts

162 months

Friday 22nd December 2017
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Was a daily up to end of October, now on SORN and no MOT, can't decide whether to restore or scrap scratchchin Rather it went to good home than the scrappy... decisions decisions...

iluvmercs

7,541 posts

228 months

Friday 22nd December 2017
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Pop the engine into a Mk2 Golf biggrin

Darren

ChilliWhizz

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11,992 posts

162 months

Friday 22nd December 2017
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Great idea Darren and if I had the space and time i'd definitely consider it... but I have the Chimaera and the MGB in the garage, with a pending body off on the Chimaera, B needing masses of work, and two other cars (including the Golf) sitting outside.... I think restoring the Golf is a nono for me, needs some spannering but nothing major, but it needs some bodywork which frankly I'm crap at frown

gadgit

971 posts

268 months

Thursday 28th December 2017
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Just my thoughts, but don't spend money on the vr6.
If the mgb is bad, sell it for as much as you can, and then spend all you have on the TVR as that will be money well spent. I had one, fantastic car to own and drive.
The TVR can only go upwards.
The MG parts will be reasonable to buy, but as I am sure you will know, you can quickly reach the value of the car if lots of work is required.
Chims are starting to rise quite well at the moment.

Good luck and enjoy the TVR..... I wish I had never sold mine... Oh well.

Gadgit

hyphen

26,262 posts

91 months

Thursday 28th December 2017
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If you are going to scrap, try selling it first, someone else may be looking for a project.

ChilliWhizz

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11,992 posts

162 months

Friday 29th December 2017
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gadgit said:
Just my thoughts, but don't spend money on the vr6.
If the mgb is bad, sell it for as much as you can, and then spend all you have on the TVR as that will be money well spent. I had one, fantastic car to own and drive.
The TVR can only go upwards.
The MG parts will be reasonable to buy, but as I am sure you will know, you can quickly reach the value of the car if lots of work is required.
Chims are starting to rise quite well at the moment.

Good luck and enjoy the TVR..... I wish I had never sold mine... Oh well.

Gadgit
Thanks for that, what you say is pretty much what I'm doing.... Coming up for my eighth year with the TVR, it's fairly heavily modified and I track it every now and then, even took it up the strip at the Pod which was a real hoot biggrin

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aka_kerrly

12,419 posts

211 months

Friday 29th December 2017
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More details required, is it a corrodo or golf vr6 if it's the former please do not scrap it without advertising first.

ChilliWhizz

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11,992 posts

162 months

Friday 29th December 2017
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hyphen said:
If you are going to scrap, try selling it first, someone else may be looking for a project.
Was hoping a local PH'er and Dub fan might see this and get in touch.... Definitely a good project car, was hoping to avoid flea bay by posting here in EA forum, but yes advertising is the next step.....

Trumpie

80 posts

123 months

Thursday 4th January 2018
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Do you still have the Vr6 as could be interested for the right price, could you provide a bit more details please, thanks

ChilliWhizz

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11,992 posts

162 months

Thursday 4th January 2018
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Pm me with your phone number...