Renault 16 TS?

Grimreaper666

Does anyone know what a clean Renault 16TS is worth these days? Had a look online and there doesn't seem to be any for sale. Was offered it as a trade in and just want to move it on. Thanks in advance.

w124man

€120 per tonne

Grimreaper666

I'm not a big Renault fan either but i'm sure there are a few out there willing save it from the crusher.........;)

shawnee

Really depends on year condition and model ? but I am sure there are collectors out there

kasper

would love one but aint got the space at the moment

Capri

76, 50k miles , €3,700 (IN FRANCE ! :eek: )

http://www.lacentrale.fr/auto-occasion-annonce-18342413.html


I'd hold out for cash, been stung too many times on trade-ins :mad:

carchaeologist

Grimreaper666 wrote: »

Does anyone know what a clean Renault 16TS is worth these days? Had a look online and there doesn't seem to be any for sale. Was offered it as a trade in and just want to move it on. Thanks in advance.

Gobsmacked that you are even considering bringing such a vehicle into your yard!

Grimreaper666

carchaeologist wrote: »

Gobsmacked that you are even considering bringing such a vehicle into your yard!

Money's money........:D They're very scarce by all accounts, 4000 seems to be about the go of it for a clean tidy one.

Tzar Chasm

What sort of condition is it in?

What year is it

Capri

Grimreaper666 wrote: »

Money's money........:D They're very scarce by all accounts, 4000 seems to be about the go of it for a clean tidy one.

:eek::eek::eek:

gfwd

I'd say 4k is about right if it's in good nick. Frank Fennell was selling a TX in his recent auction. I think the estimate was 4-5k. They rust like it's going out of fashion but they were great cars and they are pretty scarce these days. I'd have one like a shot but couldn't afford one right now.

Make a nice change from Mercs and Porsches anyway (yawwwwn)

rugbyman

gfwd,
are results from that auction available/ if so, where do i look?
Thanks, Rugbyman

Capri

In one way the TX was the ultimate spec, but probably the ultimate in electrical problems too ??



'Future classic' then ?

http://cars.donedeal.ie/for-sale/vintagecars/4014777

Grimreaper666

Capri wrote: »

In one way the TX was the ultimate spec, but probably the ultimate in electrical problems too ??



'Future classic' then ?

http://cars.donedeal.ie/for-sale/vintagecars/4014777

I though Renault were secretly buying up the last remaining 21's to rid them off the face of planet so in a few years they could deny they ever made the bloody things! Renault at their worst in my opinion, hidious bloody cars.

Capri

Grimreaper666 wrote: »

I though Renault were secretly buying up the last remaining 21's to rid them off the face of planet so in a few years they could deny they ever made the bloody things! Renault at their worst in my opinion, hidious bloody cars.

THIS was the worst - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eagle_Medallion

http://lesrenaultdepapier.fr/Medallion.htm

:eek:

At least Renault offered a model Turbo Quadra http://www.carfolio.com/specifications/models/car/?car=32736

And 7 seater estate http://www.flickr.com/photos/7430965@N05/6522381775/

carchaeologist

There was a 21 local to here, 89D21, I haven't seen it in a while though I'm told it still exists.

Capri

If you got a nice Quadra ...... http://www.pistonheads.com/doc.asp?c=162&i=20176

http://retrorides.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=general&action=display&thread=62122

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C77449

http://sengook.com/sujet-renault-21-2l-turbo-phase-2-1993-ottomobile-photos-du-prot/img47.xooimage.com*files*e*9*8*r21-20turbo-20gendarmerie1-6e30d7.jpg/ :cool::cool:

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/683/68524229bg3.jpg/


I like the half arch rear wheel wells, like the 90's omega. Buy the R21, Cut a coil off the springs, add some BIG wheels, and you've got a cheap cruiser - or am I just a dreamer

common

Did you get the renault 16 or is it for sale Thank's,

Grimreaper666

Still waiting for the owner to make up his mind.

steinbock123

In nearly 30 years of fleet management I can safely say that the Renault 21 was the greatest heap of sh**e that ever drove in the gate. Engines, door locks, wiper motors, heater motors, window mechanisms, wheelbearings, brake discs, you name it and it either fell off, broke off, disintegrated or ceased to function. They had my heart scalded (as my mother used to say) on a daily basis. And in the end you couldn't give the damned things away!!

Silvera

Capri wrote: »

'Future classic' then ?

http://cars.donedeal.ie/for-sale/vintagecars/4014777

Very clean example of R21.
The owner must be a Renault fan...note the R12 beside it and another R12 scrapper at the rear of the yard.
I know of a guy who has 3 x R21's in his shed and yard.

I spotted a mint R25 a few months ago in Austria -also becoming a very rare sight nowadays.

ba_barabus

Silvera wrote: »

Very clean example of R21.
The owner must be a Renault fan...note the R12 beside it and another R12 scrapper at the rear of the yard.
I know of a guy who has 3 x R21's in his shed and yard.

I spotted a mint R25 a few months ago in Austria -also becoming a very rare sight nowadays.

That R21 was for sale a few weeks back in Dublin from it's second owner for a very agreeable sum and was bought by the guy in Louth.

He turned it around quickly and I believe he described it as one of the cleanest examples out there.

I didn't have spare cash at the time so sadly I missed out on it