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gixxerash

To Strip Or Not To Strip.

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gixxerash

Hi guy's really having trouble with my 205 mi16 as it's still not sparking, i need to sell the car soon (im not allowed to say why till 12 weeks have passed :) another clue i need a 5 door car now lol).

 

I'm also in the prosses of moving out so i can't chuck the car and money to a specialist to get it going. I really really don't want to strip the car and sell the bits as it's a real shame to do it and it's another one off the road :D . I l.ove the car to bit's but unfortunally other things have to come first now.

 

So what do you think i should do sell it as a non stater or strip it as you can see from the bit above i need as much money as i can get from Jeff (yes the car has a name lol).

 

P.s does anyone have a 5 door the want to swap :P

 

Cheers Ashley...

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danpug

205s are fine for carting babies around in, keep it!!

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Jrod

It's funny, I can often tell that someone will sell up not long after buying by the way they post. After reading just a few of your posts I thought you wouldnt stick with it and alas I was right. :wub:

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gixxerash

Well i think the car must have heard me talking about selling him and all and now it lives again how strange so just finished putting it back together again lol.

 

I agree with danpug i think a baby would look cool in the back of a 205 i know i would love to have been karted around in 1 instead i got shifted around in a lada :wub: no jokes please. Jrod i wish i could keep the 205 but it's far to expensive to insure the mrs on it and she is certain that she is not having a 3dr car and i'm not arguing with a pregnant woman lol. I will do my very best to try and keep it as whenever it does work i always get out with biggest smile on my face, it's by far the most unreliable car i have had but i also think it's the best :wub:....

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Miles

From a time point of view I'd say it's not even worth stripping a 205 anymore as the amount that have or are and parts selling on Ebay for 99p is almost silly, the engine if not a known good one again isn;t worth allot I'm afraid but if you could get it running the value would tripple

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gixxerash
but if you could get it running the value would tripple

 

He's running again :wub: just took him for an outing and come back with a big grin on my face.

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The Arch Bishop

Maybe you could sell the child and spend it on shiny bits for the pug? Just a thought...

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gixxerash
Maybe you could sell the child and spend it on shiny bits for the pug? Just a thought...

 

Well to be honest that was my first thought can you sell children on ebay what do you think a fair reserve price would be ;) .

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The Arch Bishop

Guess that depends on what it looks like when it comes out! ;)

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TT205
can you sell children on ebay what do you think a fair reserve price would be ;) .

 

- your bollocks if your missus reads this :)

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gixxerash
- your bollocks if your missus reads this :lol:

 

Thank god she does not know my password :)

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gixxerash
Guess that depends on what it looks like when it comes out! :lol:

 

If it's anything like me it's more likely to go on Freebay let alone Ebay haha :)

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