Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!
Great tip. I shall look at getting a set of these. @imprezaworks you can be the Skoda guinea pig and come back with a price/part number :D
Mind you - it's almost worth the extra 20% additional cost to not have SKODA branding.
Should keep this quiet and sell them for £60 like VAG splitters lol!
A mid 80's base model 205 isn't worth squat today 30 years on, so if you live on a suburban estate with limited garage space, I wouldn't be storing that for a decade the hope it will be worth a ridiculous amount.
Granted the mileage will still be low as I gather you don't intend on using it...
I bought a cheap backbox from ECP and one or their mounting brackets.
The backbox was too tall so knocked on the heatshield. The fact the mount was horse s**t was a blessing because it soon failed and gave me the required clearance to stop the knocking. Cashback.
I'm one of the tightest people you'll meet and I actually chose to pay a little bit extra to go with Greenlight over one of the mainstream companies because Greenlight are so so easy to deal with.
I've never needed to claim, but I have confidence that Greenlight would retain the competence and...
Too many doors, wrong engine, wrong gearbox.
It just isnt desirable.
A collector probably wouldn't be interested, and a new driver wouldn't want to pay much at all for it.
Does the value generally differ from a 197 to a 197 cup?
Having looked around (not in depth over a period), you get high priced and bargain examples of each, so it's difficult to gauge.
Spec must count for something also I suppose.
I'm just a sucker for the cup decals.
I'd advise you get someone to help you move it into the garage and whip the box out.
The car would break for 4 times what you'd sell it for currently, so perhaps use this as an opportunity to learn how it all comes apart.
Found an invoice under the boot carpet from longlife for a replacable cat section.
Also noticed that the backbox isn't original and there was remnants of a longlife sticker so it looks like they've done the whole thing at another point.
On my 5 points I drilled two holes in the transmission tunnel and put spreader plates behind with M10 eye bolts and used the existing sill points for the outside fixing.
Lap wise - a hole beneath, again with a spreader plate underneath.
I've a small Makita one that takes LXT series batteries. It came with 2 batteries and a charger. It's small enough to get into tighter spaces and is light enough.
Bonus is - £50 gets you a bare drill body and you just use your existing batteries/charger. You can get bare grinders, light...
I read it's fairly common for the white piece of plastic that holds the light internals which adjusts with an Allen key, to snap.
Do Renault sell then singly? I notice eBay is littered for the same part on BMWs.
I'm wondering if anyone could help me identify a cat.
It's fitted to a 2003 172, and has one flange where the bulkhead meets the floor, and removable cat section with the flange to the centre section of the exhaust.
A picture speaks a thousand words:
It's fitted to a standard 172 manifold...