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G reg Metro GTI - £150 - Spares or Repair


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My mate has just come into the possession of this little beauty as part of a job lot of mini spares. It's of no interest to him to do anything with so he wants rid...I thought some of you perverts might prick up your ears...

 

It's a Metro GTI

it's been in storage since about 2006

Rear sills and arches need work

60k miles

Engine runs, but it needs a hose

V5 present

 

He wants £150.

 

That's about it really.

 

Located near Brigg in North Lincolnshire...easy access from either junction 4 or 5 of the M180.

 

My mates name is Paul and he can be contacted on

 

Have some pics of the sad looking old thing...you know you want to give it a little bit of love...

 

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Gti version quiet nippy. My GTa on a j plate could shift. Did this age have the 16v block? About 105 bhp?

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Wow, those are rare and actually get half-decent coin when theyre in decent nick. I call BWARG on it

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At this age, it should have the single-point 95bhp 16v engine. I wish I had the space and time... :(

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Apparently this is now Provisionally SOLD.

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I'm not surprised.  It doesn't look too shabby in the pictures compared to some you see, particularly with white being so bloody unforgiving.  Hope gets to Metro another day.

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95 brake isn't to be sniffed at from a 1.4. The 1.6 escort was only about 89 brake and the sierra 1.8 had about the same as the metro. Always wanted to drive one as i imagine they could show newer cars a clean pair of heels.

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My mate had one - it could'nt out drag a B reg cavalier SRi.

 

My mate was adamant that it would be quicker than my brothers cav - he was wrong and got his arse handed to him.

 

I thought it would have been quick but it was a bit of a disappointment.

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The Cav might have a bit more low-down torque, but a B-reg will have the 18E engine which really came alive above 4k.

A bit of digging power-to-weight ratios shows them to be fairly well matched - Metro GTi, 95bhp/885kg, and the Cav at 115bhp/1071kg.

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I had the GTA and is absolutely wizzed along and was such a great driver compared to the 1.1 I had.  Build quality was way better too and It had better rust proofing and, well, just everything.

 

I'm sure the gears were way different than the GTi and mine only had 8 valvatrons

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Now then Shiters...I saw my mate tonight...and the metro departed on Wednesday...gone to be restored and got back on the road apparently...Nottingham area I think...

 

Just thought I'd let you know.

 

Autoshite aint what it used to be etcetcetc.

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My mate had one - it could'nt out drag a B reg cavalier SRi.

 

My mate was adamant that it would be quicker than my brothers cav - he was wrong and got his arse handed to him.

 

I thought it would have been quick but it was a bit of a disappointment.

My old C reg 1.8 Sri produced 119 bhp at a club rolling road, and probably didn't weigh that much more than a metro. They had the 1.8e astra gte 8 V engine, and a close ratio gearbox, so no holes in acceleration to 110, when you were wanting another 2 gears. (Oh why did I sell it?)

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I had a standard 1.4 16v GTi and it was fantastic. I bought it for £100 in 2011. Really good cars that are well built and really well sorted with ARBs and a superb engine.

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