What sort of money would a late 70's gti golf and original cabriolet be worth?
Both complete cars not registered.
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IWL_86 Seriously Crusin Dubber
174 posts · joined Sep 2009 ·
2 late 70's golfs
waveman1500 Also rides a Honda
1,346 posts · joined Dec 2009 ·
The answer to this question depends on the condition of the cars. Since you describe them as 'complete', I'm assuming they're a bit rough and/or neglected.
The cabrio would be worth very little.
Mk1 GTI should be worth a bit of coin, maybe $3-5 grand depending on condition?
The cabrio would be worth very little.
Mk1 GTI should be worth a bit of coin, maybe $3-5 grand depending on condition?
IWL_86 Seriously Crusin Dubber
174 posts · joined Sep 2009 ·
Sorry for the lack if description, they are not my cars. Common sense would tell me the gti is more desirable.
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The first RHD GTIs were 1979 models and very rare.
I read it on samba, so it must be correct.
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Phil74Camper Head in the Clouds
2,703 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·
And weren't ever sold new in Australia, so will be a private (UK?) import.
Or it could be an Aussie LS or later imported GLS, with GTI bits added on to tart it up.
Golf 1 Cabrios were only sold in Australia 1990-94 - they were the ones with the 'body kits' added as standard. Earlier ones without the body kit will also be a private import.
Or it could be an Aussie LS or later imported GLS, with GTI bits added on to tart it up.
Golf 1 Cabrios were only sold in Australia 1990-94 - they were the ones with the 'body kits' added as standard. Earlier ones without the body kit will also be a private import.