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Post by Andrew Thu Dec 23, 2010 4:43 pm

It is not the weather for riding a motorbike, so after deliberating for a month or so, I have bought a shitter!

A 1995 Audi A4 1.8 20v [non turbo] SE

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106k miles, a CD player and an MOT is about all I got though. It drives ok and should get me through the next 2 months then I'm bike on 2 wheels - roll on March! Very Happy

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Post by Reaver 'Ant' Thu Dec 23, 2010 4:54 pm

She dont look too bad buddy infact looks a lot like Tims brand new one back in the day just dirtyer lol
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Post by Andrew Fri Dec 24, 2010 9:48 am

Yes like Tim's but doom blue I think [non metallic]

There are a few issues with the car, but I will only run this for a month or so before putting it away until next car, but it largely drives well Very Happy

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Post by Andrew Wed Jan 05, 2011 11:08 am

So, I thought I would start to clean it up and see what's under the grime and TBH it is pretty usable. IT struggles starting and if provoked by the shunting technique the revs will hunt bottom end. Rest of the time it drives bang on and pulls cleanly most of the way through the revs [not red lined yet]. There is a knocking from the front [subframe rubbers according to the last MOT advisory] and the clutch bites high but no slipping or juddering.

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Day 1 of work and I used the bike Very Happy

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Post by Andrew Thu Jan 20, 2011 11:21 am

Now for sale. I don't use it enough to justify the expense of running it and it isn't worth taking up the space on the drive.

Book pack and some early service history
1.8 20v n/a 125hp
108000 miles
TAX until 30/06/11
MOT until late April 11

The car looks great from a reasonable distance, but does have the odd scratch and dent and may have had a front wing at some point.

Equipment is fairly good, including central locking, electric front windows, driver’s airbag, eight-speaker stereo system, CD player with MP3, alarm, immobiliser, eight-spoke alloy wheels, leather steering wheel, electric glass sunroof, climate control with working air con.

In addition I have added aero wipers and a new pollen filter as well as 12 hours cleaning the fecking thing.

The engine and gearbox are in good order however it has some niggles. At the last MOT it advised of subframe rubbers which might explain the rattle up front. The temp gauge doesn't work and a couple of little bulbs on the dash are out. The other mystry which might be to do with the temp sensor is it hunt's around tickover for a while. Starting it requires a technique, and getting it to settle just takes 20 seconds or so. It's never not started and never stopped. With a bit of handy work it will be the executive class leader it once was...

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£550

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