Bye Bye Gti...............
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Bye Bye Gti...............
I sold my Gti yesterday, and waved goodbye as the new owner headed back up North with it.
It took less than 7 days to sell, and was sold to the 1st person that viewed it. I'm glad it sold so quickly.
After nearly 9 years of owing a Polo (6n GLX then 6n2 Gti), it is time to bid farewell and move on.
Hopefully some of you will have found my posts informative. Thanks to those who have provided useful info to me, especially Si Gti, Dangerous Dave & Olop chris.
May the gearbox gods be kind to you all!
It took less than 7 days to sell, and was sold to the 1st person that viewed it. I'm glad it sold so quickly.
After nearly 9 years of owing a Polo (6n GLX then 6n2 Gti), it is time to bid farewell and move on.
Hopefully some of you will have found my posts informative. Thanks to those who have provided useful info to me, especially Si Gti, Dangerous Dave & Olop chris.
May the gearbox gods be kind to you all!
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I've just picked up a '95 rover 820. It's the F in law's barge, which I am borrowing until I find a replacement. It's terrible to drive, but will get me from A to B.olop_chris wrote:So, what's your replacement then ey?
1st choice replacement is a 172 cup with climate. Climate was only an option in the last year of production, so they are very rare. One I had my eye on was sold the day before mine. Gutted as it looked mint. They only took cash and I needed the capital from mine, otherwise I would have whacked it on the c/card.
2nd choice would probably be a 182 with cup packs.
All the cupra's I have seen have too high mileage and/or too heavily modified.
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I gave the car a full clay, machine polish and wax, so it was gleaming, probably the best condition it had been in since I bought it. The new owner had driven 5 hours from t'North to see it! He is a member of club polo, not sure about uk-polos.Si_GTi wrote:Glad the sale went quickly, can only hope that when the time comes, mine sells just as smoothly.
Is the new owner of your GTi a forum member?
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When I saw you type Rover my face suddenly went like this -->mk4 glx 1.6 wrote:I've just picked up a '95 rover 820. It's the F in law's barge, which I am borrowing until I find a replacement. It's terrible to drive, but will get me from A to B.olop_chris wrote:So, what's your replacement then ey?
1st choice replacement is a 172 cup with climate. Climate was only an option in the last year of production, so they are very rare. One I had my eye on was sold the day before mine. Gutted as it looked mint. They only took cash and I needed the capital from mine, otherwise I would have whacked it on the c/card.
2nd choice would probably be a 182 with cup packs.
All the cupra's I have seen have too high mileage and/or too heavily modified.
The clio cups are very nice looking cars, can't say I've had the chance to drive one or even be in one...but would not be suprised if they are very good!
Shame about the cupras, you're right that the majority have fairly 'high' miles on them! I didn't want anything modified to be honest, but I settled for the fact it was re-mapped...obviously
Good luck on the search mate!
Thanksmk4 glx 1.6 wrote:I only thought about it a couple of weeks ago, just felt the time was right. Decided to advertise last week thinking it could take some time to sell.CymruPolo wrote:didn't realize you were selling.
Hope yours is behaving Alun, always have thought yours is the best looking gti.
Yeh, it's behaving ok. If I'm honest though I have felt recently like I'm losing interest in the whole scene and I don't know why that is. I have many more plans for the car but don't seem to be going anywhere fast. It'll pass hopefully.
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sounds just like me Alun, mines given me hassle all winter, may just put it back to standard(ish) condition ready to seel next year!CymruPolo wrote:[ If I'm honest though I have felt recently like I'm losing interest in the whole scene and I don't know why that is. I have many more plans for the car but don't seem to be going anywhere fast. It'll pass hopefully.
Congratulations on the sale mk4 glx 1.6!
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