Mint Mk2
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Its obviously the ultimate Mk II for someone where money is no object - but im afraid money (or lack of ) is a very awkward object for most people.
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I somehow feel though that this Gti as good as it is looks is a bit too common in its red paint.
It good though that I have a Mk II already as if I had seen that before I had one god only knows what would have happened.
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I somehow feel though that this Gti as good as it is looks is a bit too common in its red paint.
It good though that I have a Mk II already as if I had seen that before I had one god only knows what would have happened.
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·mint but its making £6900, wow....
ebay is the best place for it. It would be impossible for the owner to put a price on it so stick it on ebay and let the ebayaholics bid there socks off. Imagine sticking it in the autotrader for 6,900. You would probably get phone calls from people just pissing themselves laughing at the other end.
Some anal anorak will probably buy it and put it in his shed and sit there each night telling himself its the best example in the world and never actually drive it . Id love to get my hands on it and drive the ring out of it just for the sake of it.
Noting wrong with red paint when its that flawless. Apart from Blue its the only other non-boring color on a mk2.
Some anal anorak will probably buy it and put it in his shed and sit there each night telling himself its the best example in the world and never actually drive it . Id love to get my hands on it and drive the ring out of it just for the sake of it.
Noting wrong with red paint when its that flawless. Apart from Blue its the only other non-boring color on a mk2.
QUOTE (markmcie @ Feb 3 2006, 03:11 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Id love to get my hands on it and drive the ring out of it just for the sake of it.
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Exactly!!! So would I, that's what it was made for, driving the stones off!
wow. thats some price. Im sure the seller is over the moon.
I imagine corrosion has got the better of the brakes and exhaust. Even if it was dry stored. Sure things like timing belts, brake pipes, suspension bushes and other perishable parts would also be deteriorated with age.
Just one dodgy thing about the bidding history. Why have some people big against themselves and pushed the price up. Makes you wonder.
I imagine corrosion has got the better of the brakes and exhaust. Even if it was dry stored. Sure things like timing belts, brake pipes, suspension bushes and other perishable parts would also be deteriorated with age.
Just one dodgy thing about the bidding history. Why have some people big against themselves and pushed the price up. Makes you wonder.
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Yeah we do - if the person your bidding against has set a maximum bid much higher than the current bid you have to bid repeatedly in order to outbid him.
It then appears from the bidding history that you have been bidding against yourself when in fact what you have been trying to do is to become the current highest bidder. I see that as a good sign.
Its the guy who suddenly appears and makes a one off bid up of £2,000 over the current price that you have to watch out for.
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Somehow I feel we will be seeing this car on ebay again shortly - I have my doubts the buyer will actually go through with the sale - especially with a rating of 0.
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It then appears from the bidding history that you have been bidding against yourself when in fact what you have been trying to do is to become the current highest bidder. I see that as a good sign.
Its the guy who suddenly appears and makes a one off bid up of £2,000 over the current price that you have to watch out for.
Somehow I feel we will be seeing this car on ebay again shortly - I have my doubts the buyer will actually go through with the sale - especially with a rating of 0.
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