£1000

Adamski said:
It's difficult for 17yr olds to insure 106/Saxos

Group 14 (in old money) insurance :o


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yeah thats true! very high on insurance! although this doesnt seem to stop the very determind youngster!
 
Adamski said:
Hehe - true. The determined ones risk driving with no insurance :lol:


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who would dream of such a thing!!! :evil:
 
Seems the Ibiza 1.8t Curpa is still expensive (2k) over At your Side of the chanel, but the 2000-2002 model would be my choice, as the 1.8t can be chipped to 200bhp. And that At just 10... Kilo ;).
 
Lightning87 said:
Seems the Ibiza 1.8t Curpa is still expensive (2k) over At your Side of the chanel, but the 2000-2002 model would be my choice, as the 1.8t can be chipped to 200bhp. And that At just 10... Kilo ;).

I did look at the cupra on autotrader but couldn't find anything for less then 1k, always been a fan.

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I've had my 206gti for years (2 ltr) After fitting a quick shift for the sloppy linkage to be shortened it hasn't missed a beat in 6 years , done 105 000 now and most of them were my the hooligan that was me of years gone by. Quick car, such a sleeper. Still love driving it!

Edit ... Point of the thread forgotten about , can get one for probably half of your 1k these days.

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Machine monkey said:
Just had a look 206gti for £450 winner had 104k on the clock!

Granted some pugs can be total dogs but mine has been a gem. GTI is Actually quite different to a standard 206 ... Nobody would notice but completely different front wings which are wider, 306 gti6 steering rack, climate control, auto wipers, electric mirrors etc half leather and little things like gloss black mirrors and base plates, all different from standard. Good spec for a car which started production circa 1998/9 as standard.

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Chav chariots bla bla , lol. We're talking of sub 1k cars, quite interesting what you can get to be fair. Knocking around uni with my Chavtastic 206 was actually happy days, and decent for a rather grim time financially :grin: I can still have more fun on a bumpy country road in it now than I can the zed. and I'm not and never have been a chav ... :shock:

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-Tom- said:
Chav chariots bla bla , lol. We're talking of sub 1k cars, quite interesting what you can get to be fair. Knocking around uni with my Chavtastic 206 was actually happy days, and decent for a rather grim time financially :grin: I can still have more fun on a bumpy country road in it now than I can the zed. and I'm not and never have been a chav ... :shock:

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With you there!! Nothing Chavy! Pretty sure everyone started with a small hatchback when they where a teenager!
 
Why stick with Chav Chariots?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/111073063389

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/321125995507
 
PerryGunn said:
Why stick with Chav Chariots?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/111073063389

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/321125995507

wow they are great! not sure you would get much reliability and fuel economy!
 
I loved my VTS, rapid it 'twas :D

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Paza3 said:
What a great number plate!!! bet that set you back a few quid!

I know Paza, I loved it but I got unnecessary/unwanted attention. Plus it needed to be illegally spaced to look any good, which is a bit naughty...

But stupidly I let this get to me and sold it on Fleabay for £300, basically what I paid for it :cry: Really really really wish I'd kept it now :headbang: Bet it's worth more than that now (about 6 years later), oh well...
 
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