205 GTi

Discussion in 'Peugeot 205' started by Antony Gelberg, Feb 4, 2006.

  1. Looking for a 205 GTi as a bit of fun. I'm a bit shocked at the prices
    some are advertised for (#1000 up etc). I can understand for a mint
    example, but how many really are? Seems to me that I should be able to
    pick up a decent, car with no major issues for #500-ish. Am I dreaming?
    If so, how far off the ballpark am I?

    I know from previous experience with a Mk2 Golf GTi that the advert
    price and sell price are often worlds apart. :)

    (Please read # as Pounds Sterling, this keyboard has no pound sign.)
     
    Antony Gelberg, Feb 4, 2006
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  2. Antony Gelberg

    j.stewart12 Guest

    Anthony,

    Have you thought of looking on eBay? I'm a former 205 GTI owner (for 11
    years, from 1990) and, despite now being on my second 306 GTI-6, still
    hanker after the rawness and fun of a 205, so I'm thinking of dabbling
    and getting hold of one as a weekend car. Haven't got as far as bidding
    for anything yet. Or you could try Just GTIs, (Google it to get to
    them) in West Sussex - you'll pay top price but from what I've heard
    you'll get what you pay for. Worth checking out, anyway. And,
    obviously, 205 GTIs are pricey because they're in demand. Which, being
    positive, probably says somenthing good about them.

    All the best,

    Jim
     
    j.stewart12, Feb 4, 2006
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  3. Antony Gelberg

    j.stewart12 Guest

    Anthony,

    Have you thought of looking on eBay? I'm a former 205 GTI owner (for 11

    years, from 1990) and, despite now having a 306 GTI-6, still
    hanker after the rawness and fun of a 205, so I'm thinking of dabbling
    and getting hold of one as a weekend car. Haven't got as far as bidding

    for anything yet. Or you could try Just GTIs, (Google it to get to
    them) in West Sussex - you'll pay top price but from what I've heard
    you'll get what you pay for. Worth checking out, anyway. And,
    obviously, 205 GTIs are pricey because they're in demand. Which, being
    positive, probably says something good about them.

    All the best,

    Jim
     
    j.stewart12, Feb 4, 2006
    #3
  4. Antony Gelberg

    j.stewart12 Guest

    Antony,

    Have you thought of looking on eBay? I'm a former 205 GTI owner (for 11
    years, from 1990) and, despite now having a 306 GTI-6, still hanker
    after the rawness and fun of a 205, so I'm thinking of dabbling and
    getting hold of one as a weekend car. Haven't got as far as bidding for
    anything yet. Or you could try Just GTIs, (Google it to get to them) in
    West Sussex - you'll pay top price but from what I've heard you'll get
    what you pay for. Worth checking out, anyway. And, obviously, 205 GTIs
    are pricey because they're in demand. Which, being positive, probably
    says something good about them.

    All the best,

    Jim
     
    j.stewart12, Feb 4, 2006
    #4
  5. Thanks for the response. Ebay is the last place I'd look for a bargain
    of any sort, these days. Just too many people willing to pay over the
    odds (yes, I know). I know about Just GTIs, and I don't doubt that
    their stock is good, but that doesn't justify their prices. They give
    me a Foxtons vibe.

    I was just wondering if I have any chance of picking up one of these
    cars for 500 quid, that's not a heap. :)
     
    Antony Gelberg, Feb 4, 2006
    #5
  6. Antony Gelberg

    j.stewart12 Guest

    Antony,

    Foxtons?

    Jim
     
    j.stewart12, Feb 5, 2006
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  7. Antony Gelberg

    Wichita Guest

    Classy London estate agents with prices to match ...
     
    Wichita, Feb 5, 2006
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