This is one I'll be watching closely

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This is one I'll be watching closely

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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... %3AIT&rd=1

It's local and looks like a good starting point for me - at least it goes! :lol:

I will be making my application to bid to the domestic authorities! :wink:
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Good luck mate, even if the colour is the worse one :lol:
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Post by tim leech »

Reds lovely, shame that ones pink! Would be a nice car, I have 2 new wheeltrims for it Phil if you need them! :D
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Needs a good polish, and you won't pull in it but they're decent cars.

I can't stand those trims though :lol:
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I agree red's not going to have lasted that well, but with carefull applications of various compounds and polishes I should be able to get it looking half decent. If not, if I did get it for a decent price, I can also ask a body shop I know to quote on a pukka respray. After all if the car does everything well and is in good order, why not?

I agree about the wheel trims. Part of me thinks 'keep it original' the other says 'I think I'll put silver GTi alloys on it, or even c.1992 GTi trims, which I happen to be quite fond of...'

Let's see anyway. Still haven't decided to go for it...
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Must admit Philip - I am seriously tempted to have a look as its quite near my parents, :wink:

I prefer estates to hatchbacks and I need a towbar for the family trailer(my RD doesn't have one at the minute)

Sadly I could not have 2 BX's :cry: , so if I got this, my superb little 1.9RD would have to go, which in itself would be a shame seeing how she is a very good example of a low mileage (61k Genuine Miles) diesel BX :cry:

I'm weighing up the pro's and con's at the minute, though I wont bid against you so if you have your heart set on it and intend to bid let me know and I wont bid at all.....
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GTi alloys would look the nuts on that :D
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I always say, if I intend to bid or not - it's an auction so we shouldn't worry too much - so long as we are serious about wanting something and bid responsibly - if anyone in the Club wants a stab too. It's free market economy, after all. Having said that, my budget would be miserably low so I will watch and see, but don't think I will be in serious contention unless some of my slow-payers pulll their finger out :evil:

Go for it. You want, make a bid. I'm sure there'll be non-Club people out there who won't worry about us! :D
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