RS1600i's what are they worth?
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Find a mint one for 3k and ill have 2 and not bother restoring mine! lol
Going by your standards Martin expect to pay around 4-5k for a nice one! 3-4 will get you a tidy one but not mint as you stated! Unless ya lucky!
Going by your standards Martin expect to pay around 4-5k for a nice one! 3-4 will get you a tidy one but not mint as you stated! Unless ya lucky!
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i had this one years ago ....was bloody lovely and very quick for some reason,quicker than all the others that i drove.....but it turned out to be a ringer ...i was somewhat gutted.
note the lack of sunroof.....i didnt know much about them 12 years ago hence why i only paid £1800 for her
note the lack of sunroof.....i didnt know much about them 12 years ago hence why i only paid £1800 for her
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Ive always had a soft spot for em hence chosing to restore one! Still aint drove one yet though lmao got mine as a shell!
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I'm now narrowing my colour choice to Silver (thanks Marco) .. So please keep your eyes open folks, like I said I'm not interested in the mechanicals but the body and original spoilers are important.
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I swear I saw quite a nice looking one the other day on pistonheads for £1695 in black. I thought it looked cheap and for a second considered it myself! Buggered if I can find it now though.
There's a couple on there that require a bit of work.. one with 108k in black and one with (apparantly) 43k miles both around £2k but one doesn't appear to have the coils.
There's a couple on there that require a bit of work.. one with 108k in black and one with (apparantly) 43k miles both around £2k but one doesn't appear to have the coils.
#29
It was this one I was thinking of, just thought it sat nice and haven't even looked at an RS1600i for years and it just caught my eye on ebay
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1983-Ford-Esco...QQcmdZViewItem
cheeky offer...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1983-Ford-Esco...QQcmdZViewItem
cheeky offer...
#31
It was this one I was thinking of, just thought it sat nice and haven't even looked at an RS1600i for years and it just caught my eye on ebay
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1983-Ford-Esco...QQcmdZViewItem
cheeky offer...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1983-Ford-Esco...QQcmdZViewItem
cheeky offer...
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I had a red RS1600i back in the day..brilliant car...it pisses me off that folk are willing to change such an iconic car..Martin put your Audi engine in an XR3i dont ruin a classic
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I kinda agree with phil the big part of the rsi is the twin coils and decent(for its age) N/A power. Audi engine could go in a silver Mk3 base model stickered and spoliered up as an RSi...BUT its up to the individual what he does with the car!
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That would be sweet.
A guy down the street from me had an rs1600i when i moved up and I couldnt help but stare at it all the time. The money i bought my s2 with could've got a very nice 16i hindsight is great
A guy down the street from me had an rs1600i when i moved up and I couldnt help but stare at it all the time. The money i bought my s2 with could've got a very nice 16i hindsight is great