1988 Peugeot 205 GTI RHD, Very Clean, In USA

Condition: Used
Make: Peugeot
Model: Other
SubModel: GTI
Type: Hatchback
Trim: 205
Year: 1988
Mileage: 107,250
VIN: 00000000000000000
Color: Gray
Engine size: 1.6
Number of cylinders: 4
Transmission: 5 SPEED
Drive type: FWD
Interior color: GRAY/RED
Drive side: Right-hand drive
Vehicle Title: Clear
Location: Frederick, Maryland, United States

Description

The time has come for me to sell my 1988 Peugeot 205 GTI 1.6. It pains me to sell it, however I'd like to get an Escort Cosworth and I just don't drive this one enough.
I purchased the Pug in 2015. It is a British import, right hand drive and MPH on speedometer. I believe I'm the third owner since it has been in the states. It currently has 107,250 miles. The right hand drive is surprisingly easy to get used to and quite fun to drive.
A 3rd party pre-purchase inspection was done at a local shop, Eurotech Classics (http://www.eurotechclassics.com/), and had a number of small issues corrected (receipt will be provided). The car runs, shifts, steers, and drives really well.
Recently completed work::
-New alternator
-Driver seat wfixed with reinforced welds at the floorpan
-Resealed oil pan and fixed cracked oil breather hoses
-Minor rust on the back pinch welds above the rear axle beam cleaned and repainted
-Replaced a missing bolt on the exhaust manifold Fresh oil with new filter
-New "1.6 GTI" badges on rear C pillars
-Refurbished battery tray
Prior to buying the car, a good amount of work had been done to keep it in great shape. This work was done roughly in 2015:
Front Suspension/Steering:
Bilstein Group N Tarmac Dampers
Bilstein Group N Tarmac Springs
Strut top hats (bushings+bearings)
Sway bar end links (OEM)
Control arms, ball joints, bushing (OEM)
Tie rod ends
Rebuilt CV's with new boots
Front Brakes:
Refurbished Peugeot brake calipers
Mintex brake pads
OEM vented rotors
Stainless steel brake lines (Goodrich?)
Wheel bearings (SKF)
Rear Suspension:
Bilstein Group N Tarmac Dampers Rear Brakes:
OEM brake drums
OEM brake shoes with new spring kit
Wheel cylinders
Stainless steel brake lines (Goodrich?)
Wheel bearings (SKF)
Transmission:
Uprated shift linkage rods (similar to what was done on Wheeler Dealers 205 GTI)
New OEM shift knob (very tough to find and very expensive!)
New OEM shift boot
Recent transmission oil change
Cooling:
Flushed radiator with new coolant
New heater core
-Rebuilt heater blower motor
Electrics: New battery
Pioneer CD/MP3 player with Bluetooth and voice kit
Component front speakers with tweeter pods
4 Channel amplifier (mounted under passenger seat)
Small removable 10inch subwoofer in trunk
Keyless entry with alarm
-Refurbished clock
Refurbished trunk light
Interior:
New floor and trunk mats
Shampoo interior carpet
Sparco pedal upgrade (rubber replacements getting hard to find for gas/clutch)
Refurbished driver side seat bolster
Exterior:
New OEM Peugeot badge
New OEM 205 badge
New OEM GTI badge
All around new bulbs for exterior lighting
Clay bar, polish, and wax all exterior painted surfaces
Refurbish hatch spoiler in black
-Refurbished / redyed exterior trim
New wiper blades front and rear (refurbished rear wiper motor!)
Had several dings removed from body using paintless dent repair
Wheels/tyres:
Refurbished 1.9 GTI Speedline wheels
New Pirelli Cinturato P7 185/55R15 tires
Recent professional alignment
Given it's age and mileage, and the fact that it spent most of it's life in the UK, the pug is in very good shape. Interior is like stepping in to a time capsule.
The Bad:
-There is a small crack in the rear lower plastic facia near the rear fog light. Not very noticeable unless you are looking very low on the rear bumper
-There is a 6-8" long scuff mark on the paint on the rear lower plastic facia on the passenger side. Again, not very noticeable unless you are looking very low on the rear bumper
-There is a small 1inch crack in the body trim on the driver's side rear wheel arch. Not terribly noticeable and could be fixed easily with a new piece of plastic trim. I believe these are relatively cheap from Europe
-There are some light scratches and other paint imperfections. Particularly on the driver and passenger doors. This is a driver, so I'm willing to live with a few imperfections. Overall, I would give the paint an 8 to 8.5 out of 10.
At some point in the cars history, I am betting that the left (passenger) front fender was replaced.
Some of the panels on the car have been given a respray over this car's history (likely in the UK). I believe the hood, front grill, left fender, left door, and roof were repainted. The paint work seems to be very good and has been holding up well. This car has over 100k miles and lived most of its life in the UK. It is not surprising to see some refurbishment over the years.
-There is a small amount of rust and a few paint bubbles just in front of the driver side rear wheel where water has collected over the years. I keep the Peugeot garaged, so the small rust area has not become any worse.
-The carrier bearing for the driver side driveshaft sometimes makes a little noise. It did this two years ago and hasn't come back. I have a new SKF axle that I was going to install (because it's easier to replace the whole axle than take out axle, replace bearing, then reinstall.) The noise hasn't come back so I didn't bother replacing it.
-Driver seat bolster is showing some small wear.
-Rear parcel shelf is not perfect. Pictures included.
I had more plans for this car, just replacing general wear items and such however I didn't have the time. My urquattro and Integrale have been keeping me busy so I do have some parts that will go with the car.
-New SKF driver side axle
-New aluminium radiator
-New rubber coolant hoses (entire engine) from BakerBM UK
-New Brake Master Cylinder
-A few new oil filters
I have receipts and MOT's dating all the way back to the 80's. Also included is the 205 Haynes manual, original owners manual and paperwork, and 2 sets of keys.
If you have any questions feel free to ask. Thank you for looking.
Ebay didn't like the VIN: VF320CB6201515666
more photos and videos:
https://www.flickr.com/gp/78360423@N06/D7c33a
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UldZ85nxa1Y

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