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Just bought myself a T Plate Cherry Red Rallye, over the moon as ive got my dream car and as I have a 306 HDI too which I am bored of, am I the youngest rallye owner at 18?
When I get the rallye up and running the HDI will be coming off the road into storage until needed
It has been on the 306GTI6.net owners club before on a rolling road day page over there
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Does it matter if you are? Lol
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Probably yes. How do you fuel a rallye at 18? 
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(20-04-2014, 01:39 PM)Toms306 Wrote: Probably yes. How do you insure a rallye at 18?
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(20-04-2014, 01:36 PM)4WayDiablo Wrote: Does it matter if you are? Lol
Yes im over the moon! haha
(20-04-2014, 01:39 PM)Toms306 Wrote: Probably yes. How do you fuel a rallye at 18?
I will have done around 5k by the time my year with the HDI finishes as I wont be doing very many miles over winter, so when that comes off the road I will be cutting out all the short journeys I do so will be doing a bit under 5k a year in the rallye when its up on the road!
(20-04-2014, 01:42 PM)kentiiboii Wrote: (20-04-2014, 01:39 PM)Toms306 Wrote: Probably yes. How do you insure a rallye at 18?
Efa
Il have a years no claims in October, insurance is then under 1k on my own policy with parents as named drivers, needs water pump done and pads and disks all round but other than that its good to go hopefully
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Nice to know what your paying on your insurance
had a 6 just after my 19th birthday and it absolutely crippled me as i was paying 180 a month to insure it.
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Wow, wish I could have had a rallye as a first car! Cost me more to insure a dt at 20 with 1 years ncb, so unfair 
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(20-04-2014, 02:08 PM)7057sam Wrote: Nice to know what your paying on your insurance
had a 6 just after my 19th birthday and it absolutely crippled me as i was paying 180 a month to insure it.
Christ thats a lot of money on insurance! Would have been worth it though just for the noise
(20-04-2014, 02:12 PM)306Puggy Wrote: Wow, wish I could have had a rallye as a first car! Cost me more to insure a dt at 20 with 1 years ncb, so unfair
Its my 3rd actually, ouch! I will be 19 by the time I actually get the car insured
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So have you got a quote yet?
Any plans mine was a complete standard/unabused example till i got hold of it 
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(20-04-2014, 02:19 PM)7057sam Wrote: So have you got a quote yet?
Any plans mine was a complete standard/unabused example till i got hold of it
Yeah it was under 1k 
Well, Im keeping standard exterior wise, putting my sony stereo in from the HDI into it, has supersprint exhuast and k&n induction kit from 2003! Haha, most likely induction kit will be coming off as its the thinnest induction kit ive ever seen.
Going to put it back on the road and just enjoy it for a bit before thinking about modifying it with cams etc
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well im 18 and have a gti6, same difference  get some pics
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Sounds like a "my dicks this big" thread.
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(20-04-2014, 03:14 PM)willJspears Wrote: well im 18 and have a gti6, same difference get some pics
Nice, mines rarer
Will do, only got photos from the advert atm, getting delivered next week so will put some ones of it cleaned properly then 
(20-04-2014, 05:35 PM)silverzx Wrote: Sounds like a "my dicks this big" thread.
Not really, just wondered if there was anyone else with a Rallye/GTI6 my age
(20-04-2014, 04:29 PM)Toms306 Wrote: (20-04-2014, 03:14 PM)willJspears Wrote: well im 18 and have a gti6, same difference get some pics
Not the same at all, you actually get a spec list with yours. 
Haha id agree with both you and Will on these comments, who needs A/C anyway when youve got windy down windows
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(20-04-2014, 06:22 PM)7057sam Wrote: (20-04-2014, 02:26 PM)MY95 Wrote: (20-04-2014, 02:19 PM)7057sam Wrote: So have you got a quote yet?
Any plans mine was a complete standard/unabused example till i got hold of it
Yeah it was under 1k
Well, Im keeping standard exterior wise, putting my sony stereo in from the HDI into it, has supersprint exhuast and k&n induction kit from 2003! Haha, most likely induction kit will be coming off as its the thinnest induction kit ive ever seen.
Going to put it back on the road and just enjoy it for a bit before thinking about modifying it with cams etc
In love being old and paying 251 a year with all mods declared 
Still great price for your age and definitely the best 306 model 
I bet you do haha, yeah it is! Looking forward to the nosie and the power delivery missing from the HDI, and in my opinion I think that cherry red's one of the nicest colours they did on the 306
Photos of the car I took when buying the car, not very good quality as took using my iphone and it needed a clean big time!
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Plans exterior wise are;
Buy a replacement cherry red bonnet (current one full of small chips and a medium acid rust patch)
Put my cyclones on from the HDI (with the newever and better tyres + in better condition)
Give it a very good wash and polish!
Remove the TOW stickers
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Im 19 and I have a car with a 2.5 straight six (not for long)
Big engines can be surprisingly cheap to insure as all of the small engine cars get crashed by youths!
Nice car mate, lose the tow sticker on the back though, unless its a full time track slag it looks a tad ghey.
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(20-04-2014, 07:22 PM)aaronshort Wrote: Im 19 and I have a car with a 2.5 straight six (not for long)
Big engines can be surprisingly cheap to insure as all of the small engine cars get crashed by youths!
Nice car mate, lose the tow sticker on the back though, unless its a full time track slag it looks a tad ghey.
Nice, What cars that?
Cheers! Thats the first thing thats coming off! Looks so bad!
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I'd just turned 21 when I got my first gti-6, I'm now 22 and a half.
I started with a 1.1L 106 and I'd always aspired to have a 106 gti but then it turned out that good 306s were cheaper to buy and cheaper to insure.
This post is an artistic work of fiction and falsehood. Only a fool would take anything posted above as fact.
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My95 are you Australian ??
Nice rallye btw
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(20-04-2014, 08:31 PM)7057sam Wrote: My95 are you Australian ??
Nice rallye btw
Dam beat me to the oz joke
On a break from 306oc for personal reasons. If anyone needs or wants me most of you have my number and or facebook messenger
Thanks for the good times guys n gals. I might be back. Who knows.
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(20-04-2014, 08:29 PM)RetroPug Wrote: I'd just turned 21 when I got my first gti-6, I'm now 22 and a half.
I started with a 1.1L 106 and I'd always aspired to have a 106 gti but then it turned out that good 306s were cheaper to buy and cheaper to insure.
Nice one, the 106's GTI's are now quite expensive and arent very safe in a crash too
(20-04-2014, 08:31 PM)7057sam Wrote: My95 are you Australian ??
Nice rallye btw
Hows that work? haha and no
Cheers! You too
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I got my GTi6 at 20, would have bought it sooner but the insurance was really steep!
Would love another one as a weekend car, but currently saving for a house instead. Much less interesting 
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Big cars are generally cheaper to insure than smaller ones. I was driving a 250bhp Saab at 18 yet couldn't afford to insure a GTi6. Work that one out!
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(20-04-2014, 08:49 PM)C.A.R. Wrote: I got my GTi6 at 20, would have bought it sooner but the insurance was really steep!
Would love another one as a weekend car, but currently saving for a house instead. Much less interesting
Nice one, thats sucks! Cars come first
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Im 22 and I just insured my first gti6. £610 mods declared and drive other cars.
My dads 42 and his gti6 is £205
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(20-04-2014, 09:13 PM)kentiiboii Wrote: Im 22 and I just insured my first gti6. £610 mods declared and drive other cars.
My dads 42 and his gti6 is £205
Thats good that, my dads a bit older than yours and to insure him on it by himself would be £196
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(20-04-2014, 08:25 PM)MY95 Wrote: (20-04-2014, 07:22 PM)aaronshort Wrote: Im 19 and I have a car with a 2.5 straight six (not for long)
Big engines can be surprisingly cheap to insure as all of the small engine cars get crashed by youths!
Nice car mate, lose the tow sticker on the back though, unless its a full time track slag it looks a tad ghey.
Nice, What cars that?
Cheers! Thats the first thing thats coming off! Looks so bad!
BMW e36 323i coupe, selling though as the fuel usage is just silly and the steering is really disappointing! (plus parts are twice as much as 306 parts)
Getting a d turbo instead!
Good man!
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