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rwd starlet

kidstarlet · 2009-10-01 20:26:16

I have an 84 rwd starlet. wondering what she be worth.

01-10-2009 8:26pm

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I have an 84 rwd starlet. wondering what she be worth.

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#2 01-10-2009 8:28pm

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kidstarlet wrote: »

I have an 84 rwd starlet. wondering what she be worth.

Anything from nothing to a few grand. Depends on a lot of factors really. Condition etc

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#3 01-10-2009 8:32pm

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I have fully redone it with genuine parts and put a 1.3 with a webber carb in to and also poly bushed the whole thing and fitted twin cam seats

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#4 01-10-2009 9:04pm

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kidstarlet wrote: »

I have fully redone it with genuine parts and put a 1.3 with a webber carb in to and also poly bushed the whole thing and fitted twin cam seats

It's worth what somebody is willing to pay for it. I doubt anybody here could tell you what it is or isn't worth

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#5 01-10-2009 9:05pm

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Onkle wrote: »

Anything from nothing to a few grand. Depends on a lot of factors really. Condition etc

+1

have you tried advertising it?
Try the local shops, or the Buy & Sell.

How much were you wanting to get for it?

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#6 01-10-2009 9:26pm

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head over to midnightclub.ie and you'll get a better idea.

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#7 01-10-2009 9:36pm

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Or adverts perhaps? :rolleyes:

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#8 01-10-2009 9:50pm

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Has it a ZX reg?

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#9 02-10-2009 3:25am

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Try here. The lads in mod motors forum should have a better idea

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=603

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#10 02-10-2009 8:21am

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If it's in classic condition (paintwork, engine, gears etc. all in fine fettle) you could get a good bit for it (3-6 K), these are well loved amongst enthusiasts.

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#11 02-10-2009 9:15am

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Did Toyota not try to buy back all the rwd starlets in the early 90's due to rotting rear chassis legs.

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#12 02-10-2009 9:30am

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Darsad wrote: »

Did Toyota not try to buy back all the rwd starlets in the early 90's due to rotting rear chassis legs.

Not surprising.

Vile car. We had an 87 one at one point. The "boxy" one. Another vile heap of thrash that no one was sad to see the end of.

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#13 02-10-2009 10:08am

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maidhc wrote: »

Not surprising.

Vile car. We had an 87 one at one point. The "boxy" one. Another vile heap of thrash that no one was sad to see the end of.

87 would be fwd;)

And your the first person i ever heard to call them crap there a great little car.

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#14 02-10-2009 10:09am

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Darsad wrote: »

Did Toyota not try to buy back all the rwd starlets in the early 90's due to rotting rear chassis legs.

Ya prone to rot under the rear seat...

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#15 02-10-2009 10:52am

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ji wrote: »

87 would be fwd;)

And your the first person i ever heard to call them crap there a great little car.

FWD, RWD still a starlet FFS. This RWD Toyota drifting thing is going to peoples heads.

They are a good car insofar as my mechainc still drives a boxy one and has put 250k on it. As far as mechanised transport goes though it is pretty much the lowest common denominator.

I cant think of a single reason to buy one actually.

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#16 02-10-2009 7:55pm

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i have bare metal painted her so there not a bit of rust

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