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blueg33 wrote:Hi All
I am looking for a GTA Turbo having just missed the blue one on Pistonheads.
PM me if you are interested in selling yours
Cheers
Nick
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Danglydogs wrote:blueg33 wrote:Hi All
I am looking for a GTA Turbo having just missed the blue one on Pistonheads.
PM me if you are interested in selling yours
Cheers
Nick
Hi Mate & Welcome
Good luck in your quest, a piece of advice from me though is to thoroughly check the door pillars prior to purchase, if you flick the carpet trim back inside of door pillar each side you can get in with a thin bendy light to look up there and more importantly get your fingers in to have a good feel inside the box section - have a feel with a screwdriver, any sign of rust or corrosion being felt then you'd be very wise to budget for new door pillars at some time in the future - especially if its on the originals - see the link to my car here:-
http://www.renaultalpineownersclub.com/ ... php?t=5729
The door pillars & doors can actually feel firm although rotted through like my passenger side was, this is due to a very firm adhesive used at manufacture which holds the pillar to outer GRP door pillar and inner door frame, can't beat getting a good old finger in there
If I can be of any assistance please let me know.
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BIG_MVS wrote:Welcome to the forum.
There seems to be an increasing interest in GTA ownership recently which is good.
However there seems to be fewer and fewer GTA's available for sale compared to say ten years ago. I think people have to be less "picky" due to this is if they really want to own one. What ever GTA you decide on will have issues of some description I can guarantee. Totally agree that if it has excessive rust then just run away like Usain Bolt but don't discount a car due to paint or minor electricals as these can be fixed quite easily.
Your best bet is propably Clee's proposition, otherwise you will have to wait quite a while or withdraw £10k from you bank account....
Hope you find one.
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blueg33 wrote:I am in Gloucestershire, about 6 miles from Prescott, looked at a few of the GTA's at le Vie en bleu a couple of weeks ago
As I can get the car I am looking at at a good price, I will keep its identity under my hat for a moment It hasn't been widely advertised.
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