GI/WIW 2.1TD Estate VNT

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GI/WIW 2.1TD Estate VNT
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So I'm sitting looking at the estate and the Rallye and I really want to have the Rallye driving and had a front end rebuild before the Christmas meet. Sadly for what I want to do I don't have the money really but I know the estate has got to have a bit of value to it so I'm contemplating selling or breaking the estate to fund the Rallye.

I drove this to Scotland and back, a round trip of over 1000 miles a couple of weeks ago with no issues (apart from killing a turbo with a kinked oil line that is now remedied) and would have no qualms about hopping in the car right now and driving another 1000 miles.


Anyway the important bits are:

- 2002 Bianca White Peugeot 306 Meridian SE Estate.
- XUD11 2.1TD 12v engine from a Citroen XM.
- Car is on a little over 250k.
- The engine I was told was 100k and I think its done about 15k between 2 306s but I have no proof of the mileage.
- MOT till mid December.
- Just over 5 months tax.
- Cam belt done about 2 years ago when it was first fitted to a 306.


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Engine/bay
2.1TD 12v XUD11 fitted with a 306 top mounting arm.
Powerflex red lower mount.
Mated to a HDi gearbox via an XUD9 flywheel and new valeo clutch.
GT2359V turbo mounted on the gearbox via a 45mm link pipe from exhaust manifold.
3" turbo down pipe to meet the standard system at the fuel tank.
no boxes or cat in the 3".
mid box back box with down pointing tip at the rear.
9mm gov modded and LDA ground bosch pump.
Good sized universal FMIC with 57mm piping.
Yasuza silver battery mounted in the boot with a 35mm2 live cable (thats huge).
Glow plugs and fan on their own circuit/switch.
PAS removed.
Stretch it aux belt with no tensioners.
16" slim line fan.
boost gauge.
mechanical turbo control.
FULL Length 10mm fuel lines.
K&N filter.



Suspension, wheels and brakes
16" direct fit 406 exec steels .
205/45R16 tyres, all big brand (continental, michelin and goodyear).
Citroen C4 302mm brakes.
Braided hoses.
5.1 fluid.
GMax -60mm GTi6 lowering kit (springs and dampers) .
GTi6 rear beam lowered to match.
New wishbones with partner 800 bushes.



Bodywork and interior
Smoothed bonnet and grille.
roof rails removed.
rolled arches, flared at the front.
no fogs.
leather effect reclining buckets.
GTi6 wheel.
GTi6 center console.
Battery in boot.
40mm boost gauge in dash.
FLI speakers.
I have a tow bar (not fitted).


The bad bits
The car is on 250k+ so she is no show queen, it has dents and bad paint in places but no major damage.
I had to weld a couple of plates on the nearside rear arch although I caught it before it had broken through.
There is a small chip in the windscreen.
The drivers seat belt is frayed slightly (passed the last MOT).
2 of the brake lines under the car are a little bent from something hitting the underside.
No spare wheel or cage.
The drivers seat is not on its runners but i can supply these.
It lopes a bit when cold.
Rev counter not working, coolant level and oil pressure not plugged in. I have the ph1 loom that should make these work but then that looses the speedo so needs a hybrid engine loom knocking up if these things bother you.
Rear towing eye missing.


The good bits
Cam belt less than 2 years old.
Serviced about 2000 miles ago, oil, oil filter, K&N, fuel filter and gear oil all done.
Torquey and powerful engine.
Good solid reliable car, its mechanical control so theres f*ck all to go wrong.
Runs on veg.
Good tyres and a few months tax and test so no worries for months.
uber comfy seats.



So I was thinking of advertising the car at about £1100

If I break
Engine/box/FMIC/pump/exhaust/loom/rad the whole conversion kit £600
Seats and subframes £150
Wheels, Tyres and bolts £200
GMax kit and beam £150
302mm brakes and braided lines £120
other bits and bobs priced as to what people want.

Sound fair?
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#2
I love you and the car but I think you will get more from breaking it buddy. I seriously doubt you would get over a grand, mine isnt worth that!

Not sure someone wil part with £600 for the 'kit'... Again more money is breaking it up
Wishes for more power...
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#3
I'd say it is worth a grand whole BUT only to a very small number of people, and the chance of finding one of those people is pretty small. Confused
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#4
I would sit down and work out what you would get for all the bits.... I did this weekend when I wasnt sure what to do and very quickly got to £1700 without the engine as I wasnt sure how it was. You have the space on ya drive mate Confused
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#5
Breaking only works if people want the parts though, you may've added up £1700, but in reality you'd only shift half that fairly quickly, then get left with big lumps of car all over the place wishing you'd just sold it whole to save the hassle...
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#6
I was pretty conservative in my estimates to be honest and I only totted up the goodies, theres general parts which I didnt allow for

Get that VNT on the rallye Smile
Wishes for more power...
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i am soooo tempted right now....


chuck in a kiss and the rallye and ill take it
Given the choice between Niall and the sheep. I would choose the sheep!
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#8
As said the prices are what I'd advertise it at with an ono. I'd expect to take a little less.
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#9
If I could borrow the money I would defiantly be interested
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(15-09-2014, 09:53 PM)sherman306 Wrote: If I could borrow the money I would defiantly be interested

Coolies mate. If you do find the cash let me know and we'll arrange viewing.
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As much as i like the estate, This is the absolute correct thing to do Big Grin get that rallye some loving Big Grin
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#12
I'd be interested in the seats if you break it Smile
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Matt-Rallye Wrote:Norledge gets my vote tbh.
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(16-09-2014, 08:40 AM)Matt-Rallye Wrote: As much as i like the estate, This is the absolute correct thing to do Big Grin get that rallye some loving Big Grin
Cheers mate, for the right money I could probably throw some cams in the rallye at the same time too.


(16-09-2014, 08:58 AM)Norledge Wrote: I'd be interested in the seats if you break it Smile
Cool mate, I'll bear that in mind.
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(15-09-2014, 04:57 PM)Toms306 Wrote: I'd say it is worth a grand whole BUT only to a very small number of people, and the chance of finding one of those people is pretty small. Confused

wish i had the grand tbh, i'd have it in a heartbeat
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(17-09-2014, 05:17 AM)John1.4 Wrote:
(15-09-2014, 04:57 PM)Toms306 Wrote: I'd say it is worth a grand whole BUT only to a very small number of people, and the chance of finding one of those people is pretty small. Confused

wish i had the grand tbh, i'd have it in a heartbeat

Yeah thats the problem, theres quite a few people who want it but cant afford it or the insurance.
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Yeah, I want an evo8 but cant afford to buy it, or insure it, or run it! lol
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#17
Not worth selling, just keep it forever. It's worth more in sentimental value.
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is it registered as a 2.1 then?
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(17-09-2014, 01:47 PM)Piggy Wrote: Yeah, I want an evo8 but cant afford to buy it, or insure it, or run it! lol

so tell me... what exactly is stopping you? Big Grin lol
Given the choice between Niall and the sheep. I would choose the sheep!
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(17-09-2014, 03:02 PM)silverzx Wrote: Not worth selling, just keep it forever. It's worth more in sentimental value.

It's time for someone else to enjoy this and me to enjoy the Rallye
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