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Peugeot 205 Hillclimb/Track/Rally - Berks

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Model: Peugeot 205 Roland Garros

Year: 1989

Mileage: 119000

Tax: 0 / 6 / 12... (at extra cost)

MOT: 12 months

Location: Near newbury, Berks

Price: £1600 - £1000

Additional Information:

I prepared this car two years ago to use as an introduction to speed events, am now moving on to a bike engined Seven so unfortunately have to sell.

The base car is a 1989 Peugeot 205 Roland Garros, the same spec as a 205 XS but originally came with electric windows and leather seats.

For those not to up on 205s, its a 1360cc all aluminium engine that made 85bhp from the factory, mated to a close ratio 5-speed gearbox. This means that it wasnt far off the performance of the 1.6 GTi in real terms. This one has been modified with....

Suspension:

Spax -30 springs

Spax Adjustable Dampers

Modified GTi Subframe

Polybushed 309 Wishbones

Group N top mounts

17mm GTi front ARB

19mm (GTi) Torsion Bars

24mm rear ARB (16mm ARB included)

Group N solid Beam mounts

Steering:

PAS steering rack (quicker than standard)

Brakes:

1.6 GTi front Calipers

1.9 GTi vented front discs

New copper lines, single rear line through car

Goodridge braided brake lines

Engine:

TI Motorsport Group N engine mounts

Pipercross air filter

K&N Carb jet (not sure on size)

Straight through centre section

Selection of rear silencers (standard, GTI, Magnex or Powerflow)

Internal copper fuel line

Transmission:

New Ferrodo clutch less than 1000 miles ago

Rose jointed gear linkage

Quick shift gear lever

TI Motorsport gearbox steady bar

Interior:

OMP 10pt bolt in roll cage (not 6pt as previously stated!)

Ektor bucket seats

4 point harnesses

Rear mounted battery in sealed box

Battery Isolator switch

Exterior:

Ali plate bolted over sunroof hole

Polycarbonate side windows

Removeable headlight air intake

Drivers side slider

Number squares

Matt black bonnet

Single wiper conversion

Engine kill switch wire pull

Wheels and Tyres:

Roland Garros alloys with 165/70 road tyres. (white steels available at extra cost).

Sold with 5 months tax, MOT is up at the end of April but can re-MOT.

I have used it for two seasons of hillclimbing as well as trackdays and 12 car rallys and its never let me down! It's been used hard but also looked after well and never abused.

It has performed admirably at various hillcimb venues in the south, including (in 2009) a 55.65 at Prescott, 98.19 at Llandow and 40.47 at Shelsley Walsh (see http://www.hillclimbandsprint.co.uk/res-detail.asp?Year=2009 to compare times).

It had a fair amount of work done including head gasket and various other things before I bought it.

The bad points are....

Bonnet was replaced at some point in the past and roughly resprayed matt black, which has started to peel.

Heater was removed as it didnt work, which means no demister (on the plus side... less weight!). Can include an electric heater which is pretty good.

Smokes a bit (valve stem seals a bit old and hard, compression excellent on all cylinders).

The perfect way into budget motorsport, cost a few times the asking price to put together in both money and man hours. Don't really want to let it go but space is at a minimum.

I'm sure there's a few things I've missed (will update the ad as I remember them) but feel free to hit me with questions....

See http://s125.photobucket.com/albums/p60/LocoPolo/Pug/ for a pretty much complete picture diary of the build.

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Interested in anything Pre-92ish and small engined as P/X :)

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free bump phelps!

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Cheers Freya, i need it!

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