Original Peugeot 205 GTi 1.9 Brochure
15 September 2010, 09:56 PM
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Original Peugeot 205 GTi 1.9 Brochure
Found that I still had this from the days when I had one
[img]https://dl.dropbox.com/u/11228462/205gti%20brochure/03.jpg[/img
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16 September 2010, 09:02 PM
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Evening chaps... you knew I'd turn up after a sniff 
I've got a book "Peugeot 205 - The Story of a Challenge" by Jean Todt which I've heard is pretty rare. Excellent read about the whole original idea, design process, the T-16 homoglation special edition etc. Very informative book indeed
I've got a book "Peugeot 205 - The Story of a Challenge" by Jean Todt which I've heard is pretty rare. Excellent read about the whole original idea, design process, the T-16 homoglation special edition etc. Very informative book indeed
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Ah the french ferry driver putting the car onto the ferry at calais 
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/11228462/205...rochure/02.jpg
The only time you will ever see all the electrics working on a 205
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/11228462/205...rochure/04.jpg
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http://dl.dropbox.com/u/11228462/205...rochure/02.jpg
The only time you will ever see all the electrics working on a 205
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/11228462/205...rochure/04.jpg
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16 September 2010, 09:36 PM
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ive still got my miami blue one , doesnt get used though , just havent had the heart to sell it ...
well not for someone to rip to bits to rally .
well not for someone to rip to bits to rally .
17 September 2010, 01:14 PM
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Cracking cars! Got my first 1.9 GTi at 18 and didn't roll it until I was 20
Had 4 205 GTi's in total - so much fun I used to frequently just go out for a drive in those! Not driven anything since with the instant throttle response of a 1.9!
Had 4 205 GTi's in total - so much fun I used to frequently just go out for a drive in those! Not driven anything since with the instant throttle response of a 1.9!
06 October 2010, 06:40 PM
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Cracking cars, im gunna be looking to buy one in the next few weeks so if anyone wants to part with the ones they aint useing let me know, carnt spend a fortune on one, not expecting a minter but not a nail eaither
06 October 2010, 09:08 PM
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I had a B reg mk1 1.6, looked good but never felt all that quick, got a Mk1 1.6 GTI Golf and that was more like it, I think mine wasnt on par, nearly got a 1.9 but they were pricey, a mate with more money bought one and put it in a field on its roof, got the insurance money bought another and repeated the exercise on the same road !
06 October 2010, 10:51 PM
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I had a Sorrento green 1.6GTI first which had rare half leather and PAS. Later I bought a 1.9GTi in silver/grey.
Loved them to bits, felt really special at the time. My wife (then my girlfriend) still remarks how much she loved them as well
Loved them to bits, felt really special at the time. My wife (then my girlfriend) still remarks how much she loved them as well
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I had a B reg mk1 1.6, looked good but never felt all that quick, got a Mk1 1.6 GTI Golf and that was more like it, I think mine wasnt on par, nearly got a 1.9 but they were pricey, a mate with more money bought one and put it in a field on its roof, got the insurance money bought another and repeated the exercise on the same road !
11 October 2010, 01:06 PM
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205's - we are all showing our ages now..........
Brilliant little cars and good to hear the likes of Dave Thornton still alive and well - he was the famous editor of Torque magazine!
I had a 1.6 D-reg in grey (D163 CHN) and then a J-reg Gutmann 1.9 in blue (B2 PUG)...wonder where they are now?
Still keep and eye out for a Griffe edition for sale and went to see a Lazer Green 1.9 one the other week for 600 quid - jees's it was in bad shape and well beyond repair!!
Will dig out my 205 collection of mags and brochures tonight to have a look back,
Got 1st ten years of Torque mag and tons of dealer brochure's - i even have in my collection an original 70 page dealer service/promotion brochure on the 205 T-16.
It has engine cut-outs and all sorts of amazing pictures - paid £100 for it ten years ago, should be worth a few bob now.
Dave, is Tony Munday still alive and well?
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Brilliant little cars and good to hear the likes of Dave Thornton still alive and well - he was the famous editor of Torque magazine!
I had a 1.6 D-reg in grey (D163 CHN) and then a J-reg Gutmann 1.9 in blue (B2 PUG)...wonder where they are now?
Still keep and eye out for a Griffe edition for sale and went to see a Lazer Green 1.9 one the other week for 600 quid - jees's it was in bad shape and well beyond repair!!
Will dig out my 205 collection of mags and brochures tonight to have a look back,
Got 1st ten years of Torque mag and tons of dealer brochure's - i even have in my collection an original 70 page dealer service/promotion brochure on the 205 T-16.
It has engine cut-outs and all sorts of amazing pictures - paid £100 for it ten years ago, should be worth a few bob now.
Dave, is Tony Munday still alive and well?
Glenn
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says it all