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Looking for a Raven Blue Lupo GTI for immediate purchase.


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Hi all,

I am looking to source a Raven Blue Lupo GTI for immediate purchase. I appreciate this particular car is a very rare sort after vehicle, which I have a healthy budget to be able to complete a purchase with an Owner if they're willing to part ways. I have had a Lupo GTI since I passed my driving test over 10 years ago and is still my car to this day. Now I am looking to purchase another one. This time, the model I've always wanted. Please do get in contact if you're an Owner and open to a convocation.

 

Thanks for your time. 

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TBF you could buy the rusty one. 

That's the way really. 

I would but I CBA welding it all up. :)

Find a youtube welder who would wanna do a video on it. 

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@Rich is right. There is that rusty (and complete) Raven Blue down in Brighton. Club member... 👍🏻🇬🇧

Do a search- he was putting out thoughts recently if its worth restoring or scrapping for parts.

My guess worth maybe £3k (?) as a rusty thing, which will need probably another 3-5k spent on it. Full, total strip down rebuild.  But if you have the skills and time, it might only be £500 in parts and paint.  But hours and hours... @tigcraft might be able to help you out. A fully restored Raven Blue Gti is worth somewhere between 6-8k, especially if it's a UK original. Mechanical stuff can be done once it's back in the road again- much easier.

A Jap import will total around 8-9k on the road here after all the import and registration costs. And less desirable compared to a UK original. You'd also have to declare that the car is an import which affects insurance.

But like you say, it's no longer about the money when it's a Raven Blue. :) I'd love one.

 

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10 hours ago, mk2 said:

@Rich is right. There is that rusty (and complete) Raven Blue down in Brighton. Club member... 👍🏻🇬🇧

Do a search- he was putting out thoughts recently if its worth restoring or scrapping for parts.

My guess worth maybe £3k (?) as a rusty thing, which will need probably another 3-5k spent on it. Full, total strip down rebuild.  But if you have the skills and time, it might only be £500 in parts and paint.  But hours and hours... @tigcraft might be able to help you out. A fully restored Raven Blue Gti is worth somewhere between 6-8k, especially if it's a UK original. Mechanical stuff can be done once it's back in the road again- much easier.

A Jap import will total around 8-9k on the road here after all the import and registration costs. And less desirable compared to a UK original. You'd also have to declare that the car is an import which affects insurance.

But like you say, it's no longer about the money when it's a Raven Blue. :) I'd love one.

 

How could I contact the owner, I’m more than happy to take on the project regardless of condition 😁😁

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19 hours ago, lukesgarage__ said:

How could I contact the owner, I’m more than happy to take on the project regardless of condition 😁😁

It's on here, on the forum. 

Just nobody can be assed to link it. :)

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Rusty raven is mine mate but is 99.99% confirmed being stripped first week of August. Ping me your WhatsApp and I can send you the video of how bad the rust is, I’ve had a dozen people be up for it until they’ve watched the video 😂

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