MGBGTV8
Active Member
That's a bloody miracle! In my experience anything around 100,000 is low for what is, at very least, a 15/16 year old vehicle.
It was registered August 1996.
To put it in perspective, around the same time as original owner was buying his new 300TDI, I would have been shopping for a new uniform in preparation for my last year at primary school. hehe!
Even with 71k on the clock Nicola and I have still had to throw in excess of £2500 at it in parts and paint to restore it to something that resembles a nice tidy standard (save for the grille) road-going example and it's still not finished.
As you rightly point out, all D1's are between 15 and 25 years old and firmly at the bottom of their depreciation curve.
I think you've got to really want a D1 to buy one and throw money at it at the moment.