Time to come out of hiding!

Dale said:
I`d say a nice clean up etc and you could make a nice small profit on it when you come to sell.
That`s the plan, tidy it up, put some original Rover alloys on it, use it for a bit, then sell it on.

I got it for £500 from a good friends wife who said "I`m glad it`s gone to a good home!" when I collected it on Sunday, to which I answered "It`ll have a good home while I`ve got it, but how long I`ll keep it, I don`t know".

It`s been serviced & MOTd by the same garage @ the end of my road that fitted the header on the GTi, since she inherited it from her aunt, about 5 years ago.

Plus, it`s totally standard, but it has a nice throaty growl when you floor it (like the GTi, when it just had the Janspeed bacbox fitted)!
 
Didn't know you paid for it, thought it was free! Shoulda nudged 'em down a bit, even £500 seems quite a bit for it TBH, and you know I'm not one of those "haters" here just saying that for the hell of it...
 
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They came with those as standard, they came with two if you bought it in that colour :lol:
 
TropGreenGTi said:
The T-series wasn't too bad, was not all-alloy so didn't have the same issues. And they were indeed quite powerful for such an anciently-based engine.

the T series was loosely based on the B series wasnt it? well based on the O series, which was based on the B series, or am i thinking of a different engine? if so the B series went back years and years, to the 50's iirc, definately in the spirit of rover to keep slightly redeveloping things and call it "new" :lol:

i kind of like it, well i dont hate it, bit of a sleeper, could suprise a few people in it although i doubt it will be as trouble free as a GTi.
 
scoobysn7x said:
I had a 420 GSI & I sure the power was around 145BHP bloody quick cars and total sleepers!!

my dad had one of them as a company car yars ago. it was fast as fook. U sore it was as much as 145bhp. thought it was 130, cant be certain tho.

0 - 60 in 8 secs, tho.
 
sprint said:
the T series was loosely based on the B series wasnt it? well based on the O series, which was based on the B series, or am i thinking of a different engine? if so the B series went back years and years, to the 50's iirc, definately in the spirit of rover to keep slightly redeveloping things and call it "new" :lol:

That is correct, back to the "B", although I think there was an M-series somewhere. Was used in MGBs anyway!
 
I dont understand why? you already have a gti thats not un-usable as a daily driver and you have the qasqai on lease anyway
 
TropGreenGTi said:
That is correct, back to the "B", although I think there was an M-series somewhere. Was used in MGBs anyway!

the MGB was B and C series, the C series being the 6 cylinder used in the MGC, and the rover V8 which was used in a few of them aswell. things were so simple 30 years ago :lol:

sorry for the off topic, but back on topic, as naylor says you now have 3 cars all serving the same purpose :confused: get this GTi turned into a track slag quick :lol:
 
For all the rover haters, you may enjoy the following pictures....

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Thats what hapens when you combine rear end of car with women in a 55 plate fiesta reading a map in the outside lane of the M5!

Looks like it could me mera gti time....
 
K33 ELV said:
How come you bought it Fred? out of interest
almeratastic said:
he was smoking crack again.... :roll:
:superlol: :uberlol:
I don't believe he brought it every one said to him DON'T BUY IT and spend it on the GTi

JClark said:
Slam it on a set of steelies. And leave the rust.

Euro style.
lol :uberlol: thats just made my day
Dale said:
Bolt a turbo on it, and i'll forgive you!
Ive got a T-series cast iron turbo manifold and turbo you can have! :P
your giving him ideas lol.

to be honest the car is in good condition over all :)
 
I doubt fred youd pull more than £500 back for it! Weigh it in and buy a maccies with the money Maccies Gives you a smile at fisrt then after you fart its all game over! Just like ya rover!
 
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