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Title: Campaign values?
Post by: Mart8V on 08 October 2007, 16:15

Colleague at work has a Mk1 Campaign that he is looking to sell.  Is a non-runner as has sand in the internals somewhere, and apparently there is some rust on the sills as well.  Still has the P-slots etc but has not run for a fair few years.  Mileage is low for age, but not sure of exact figure.

I am considering taking it on as a project to replace my old Mk2, but have very little idea as to what is a reasonable price for this.

Any guidance would be much appreciated!!

Title: Re: Campaign values?
Post by: Horney on 08 October 2007, 16:18

I reckon £200 maximum.

Nick

Title: Re: Campaign values?
Post by: BobbyT on 08 October 2007, 17:04

if its not a runner with bad body work i wouldnt pay much, depends how bad she is! sounds like you would have to chuck some cash at it!  :smiley:

Title: Re: Campaign values?
Post by: Mart8V on 08 October 2007, 21:07

Need to get over to it for a good butcher's, really.  Have all sorts of ideas re conversion to 16v or equiv for power gains but if there's body work involved I'm a little strapped for time and talent!!

Any advances on Horney's £200?!

Title: Re: Campaign values?
Post by: Dinky on 09 October 2007, 22:36

mart, your gonna be better off having a looksee on the mk1 forum..as with any car its basically weighing up the pros and cons and deciding for yourself how much your willing to pay for it and how much its going to cost you to get to the standard you want..
Also..I know hes a colleague but id double check it is deffo a campaign - chassis number should be ew or dw with a number greater than 448319 - i find thats the most straight forward way of checking if it is def one or not

Dinx :kiss:

Title: Re: Campaign values?
Post by: Mart8V on 09 October 2007, 23:23

Thanks, Dinx.  Am hoping to check it out this weekend so will go over chassis number etc.  Having had successive Mk2s I'm OK on the mechanicals (have done all my own work for last 3 yrs) but not sure about body work etc.

AS you say, also want to check it is the real thing.  Thanks for the tip!

Title: Re: Campaign values?
Post by: Dinky on 10 October 2007, 21:14

Oh well good mechanics is all ways handy..
best places to check...erm..
if you can, around the windscreen, under the plastic covers that may be on each side of the windscreen, arches, back panel, sills...just typical places chuck

Dinx :kiss:

Title: Re: Campaign values?
Post by: Dinky on 10 October 2007, 23:27

http://members.lycos.co.uk/mk1golfgti/index.html
Worth doing a search online as well as Im sure i've missed bits out..
no doubt someone will come along and put me right.. :rolleyes:

Dinx :kiss:

Title: Re: Campaign values?
Post by: vixteris on 10 October 2007, 23:39

this is a good site. tells you what to look out for and runs a register of all mark 1s as well as campaigns and cabrioloets.  i always look for the green tinted windows as i can never remember whether its 8 or 9 slots in the wheels  :laugh:

http://www.vwgolfmk1.org.uk/

they will probably be a bit more biased towards a higher price  :wink:

 any car is valued at what someone is willing to pay for it.  i had a lad keep knocking on my door trying to buy a scrapheap mark 1 on my driveway. i took 500 just to get rid of him and it didnt even have an engine in it  :grin:

Title: Re: Campaign values?
Post by: Mart8V on 11 October 2007, 07:59

Two very useful sites- many thanks!

Title: Re: Campaign values?
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