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Daviewonder

What Other Cars Do You Own?

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Daviewonder

Bit bored so I thought I'd be a bit nosey.

 

We all obviously love the 205 but I'm wondering what other cars/projects we all own and for what purpose we use them. Feel free to post up some photos if you have some as we all love a good piccy.

 

My current cars not including the 205's are-

 

R reg 406 V6 coupe in which is used as the family car. I have to say these really are pretty impressive cars for their size.

 

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R reg 106 GTi which I've owned for over 10 years. It's under going a slow semi restoration at the moment. It's part of the family now and I would probably never sell it :)

 

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And a 1978 Mini 1275GT. This is my new project now that my 205 turbo is on the road. It needs a load of welding and a respray so will probably end up being another long term project.

 

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What have you got?

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dumbiron

When i am not preparing cars for Jordanrallyoosits.liars I have time to play with this...

 

 

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1996 1.8 import, handles brilliantly B)

 

And this ..

 

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Was a V8 but ran out of fuel to often so now a diesel :lol: (205 content parked behind )

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Richie

I only have one car right now. But might be in the market for a gti6 or something cheap for some winter comfort.

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welshpug

a 405 mi16 a zx 16v and my 205 :)

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lfallgti

306 gti-6, (for sale still) ;)

 

The missus has a mk4 golf we share occasionally. (for sale also)

 

An escort van sitting in the old chaps yard. Waiting to be weighed in.

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eddie bullit

Vauxhall Astra estate work wagon

Mazda mx5 mk2 euphonic. Hard top. Diff, leather heated seats..nice little motor :wub:

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damien

a 306 estate which im putting a gti6 lump in.

running around in a ph1 306 xsi

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Bogsye

Here's my daily drive

 

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This was taken at Tebay Services (North) last December the day I picked it up from Leeds. I looked odd appearing at Leeds VW with an overnight bag, sleeping bag and a shovel! Anyway, it proved quite decent in the snow :)

 

Realised I have very few photos of this one - Been too busy this year with house restoration, new baby, trips to refuel the R32, baby, refuel R32, House, etc......

 

It's not got a huge amount of kit, but does have charcoal coloured bits of cow, winter pack (keeps your bottom warm), climate control & a sunroof - someone spec'd this for everything a day of British weather can fling at your.

 

Got a right telling off. She who must be obeyed demanded that I should buy a 5 door car not the Clio 200 I actually wanted - family on the way blah, blah, blah..... So, this was my retaliation purchase*, as it obviously had 5 doors. Jobs' a good'un, until she discovered the engine capacity. It is often now related to her friends as having a "3 point stupid, size engine" Her only criteria was number of doors, so really I think it was an over reaction. Anyway who puts the juice in it and pays the tax? Yeah, and where does she think all these £5 Morrisons vouchers come from?:ph34r:

 

*In a Clarkson kind of way.

 

Her Golf (of which I don't have a photo) is a Mk6 GT 2.0Tdi with 5 doors - I mean without 5 doors, where would we be? It's actually quite frugal, so I treat that as an 'offsetting' thing, carbon credits if you will, for my wallet. In fairness it's a nice car & a decent enough drive.

 

Brian

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dcc

Well currently alongside my CTI and GTI I have a 1.2 corsa, which gives me 45-50mpg, faultless apart from possibly needing a new wheelbaring. however, to get it to that stage, it cost a fortune!

 

I am thinking about getting rid of the corsa and getting a discovery for the winter, moreso for the fun 'detours' which can be found around south wales :D Only problem is cheapest insurance i can find is £900 :(

 

Good news though, with a LSD and a good set of winter tyres, and the doubtful purchase of the discovery, my 205 gti is likely to be my winter vehicle! :D lol might invest in a cage just incase :ph34r:

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BERTMAN

I currently use my sisters Yellow '07 Seat Leon FR Derv as my runabout at the minute... i've got to say, i actually kind of like it :blush:

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RickyD

I used to own a 60 plate Audi A6 2.0TDI S-Line 170 until an unexpected separtion just over fours months ago. I've replaced it with a BMW E46 330i M Sport 2002 model with 60,000miles on the clock.

 

I've loved every minute of owning a 91 H plate 205 GTI 1.9 which I've owned since March of this year. It will be sorned tomorrow for the winter and I will truely miss it as it so much fun.

 

I quite fancy getting a VW Corrado at some point if the funds are available. It's going to be hard work being single and pay for a mortgage and bills. I also have a 3 year old daughter who will stay with me between 3 to 4 nights a week.

 

Cheers

 

Ricky

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davey sprocket

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Got so close to getting her on the road in the spring but other things got in the way. Looking forward to getting stuck back into working on her again once the pug is back on 4 wheels. Both cars require me to buy and learn how to use a welder :ph34r:

 

Both of them are rather interesting driving experiences unlike the family Xsara Picasso, but touch wood that's been fantastically reliable for the last 5 years!

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pugpete1108

i can be seen driving this:

 

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its the 160 vvc so is pretty rapid, but i must stress this is the wifes car and now has a big dent down one side.

 

the family car is a 306 meridian 1.4 ph3 in moonstone, its cr*p but goes for a while on a tank of fuel.

 

no pics tho im afraid

 

plan to take the mgtf off the road when the 205 is done and fix the few little issues it has

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Masekwm

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I've just bought a roof box for it so it is as practical as we need!

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MiniGibbo

'04 VW Transporter in 'Indian blue' for work

 

'95 BMW e36 323, "The long term"

 

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steve@cornwall

Apart from my 205 at the moment I have

 

A 205

Another 205

Oh, and another 205......

 

I need help!

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Daviewonder

Apart from my 205 at the moment I have

 

A 205

Another 205

Oh, and another 205......

 

I need help!

 

I have a rule that I stick to that doesn't let me own any more than 4 of the same car :lol:

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jeremy

My daily drive is a 1999 TD5 Auto Discovery, not particularly cheap to run around in but ticks all the other boxes (luxury, auto, and towing). Have access to the wifes 2004 2.9 TD Auto Sedonna, done about 115k, had a recon box at 80K, with loads of dings worth buxxer all, but great in any other way and could not recommend enough. 309 Goodwood just to make the drive look pretty, not moved in 18 months :(. 205 in the garage.

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Bogsye

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Got so close to getting her on the road in the spring but other things got in the way. Looking forward to getting stuck back into working on her again once the pug is back on 4 wheels. Both cars require me to buy and learn how to use a welder :ph34r:

 

Both of them are rather interesting driving experiences unlike the family Xsara Picasso, but touch wood that's been fantastically reliable for the last 5 years!

 

Very nice - I like that. Pressed wheels too.

 

Quite fancy BGT or a Roadster.

 

Brian

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muddatrucker

A 2005 Vauxhall Vectra and a 2010 VW Golf Bluemotion.

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Cameron

My current fleet as of yesterday..

 

Ford Mondeo TDCi Estate (the daily)

Miami Blue 1.6 GTI (the nice one)

Black Euro Rallye replica (the track car, now in bits / for sale)

Miami Blue 1.6 Auto (the new project)

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davey sprocket

Very nice - I like that. Pressed wheels too.

 

Quite fancy BGT or a Roadster.

 

Brian

 

Thanks. Trust me though, that's a very flattering picture... it's a real mess! The previous owner put a recon engine in it but never got it running right and just abandoned it in his garden for three years.

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Bogsye

Thanks. Trust me though, that's a very flattering picture... it's a real mess! The previous owner put a recon engine in it but never got it running right and just abandoned it in his garden for three years.

 

Nothing like a good challenge!! Discovered a GT just round the corner from my house - Seriously rotten though

 

Brian

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Weser

Right so I have the Gti:

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I have a Cti

(no Pic that I can find quick)

unfortunatley the 205 TD has gone to its next owner - loved that machine

I have a VW Bora TDi 130 Sport:

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I have a 96 Rav 4

(new addition so no pic)

And my baby (not to everyones taste) 1971 bay window westy camper:

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Did have two beetles but moved them on as I had bitten off more than I could chew. Now left with:

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I'm trying to get rid of this if anyone wants it or knows someone that wants it?

 

Sorry for large pics not sure how to resize them?

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Daviewonder

And my baby (not to everyones taste) 1971 bay window westy camper:

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Beautiful. I'd love a Camper to go away for weekends in with the Mrs and our baby daughter. Unfortunately for me the prices start quite far out of my price range :(

 

Do you think the old skool VW campers that are being made now will ever drop right down in price for a second hand one, or will they stay fetching proper money because of what they are?

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