I am selling my 106 as I've now bought a golf. I was going to scrap it but it seems silly to scrap a car that is still running when someone else could get use out of it. So here goes:

The good bits

New rear shocks
New rear brakes
New battery
Leather seats
Aftermarket remote central locking
Very economical

The not so good bits

Bodywork isn't the best. Scratches and scuffs in places.
The rear seat bench has a small tear in it.
One of the glow plugs is non existent and the threads have gone from a couple of them where they go in so need to be steel sealed.
The rear bumper and number plate is cracked.
The near side rear tyre has a slow puncture.


This is an ideal car for anyone looking for a runaround or for a first car. The car is a 1.5 diesel with just less than 130000 miles on the clock. Recently serviced by myself. It has another months tax and an MOT until June so is ready to be driven away. Very cheap insurance (my insurance last year was £330 and I'm 22).

I'm asking for £250 Ono.

I could do with getting rid of it ASAP as it is taking up space. Hence why scrapping was so attractive. Car is sold as seen.

Thanks

Any pic mate

Pic?

Pics

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£200 now. Needs to be gone by Sunday or it's going to the scrapper.

I've asked around on the Pug forums for you.

Thanks Andy. If rather it went to someone who needs a runaround than got turned into a metal cube but I need the money for my next project. Restoring a rover 114 cabriolet

Brilliant, want to see pics of that! One of the lads on the 306 forums has a "Street Sleeper Metro" project:

http://www.pug306.net/forum/threads/46972-My-street-sleeper-rover-metro-project