From the seller: “For sale is my Peugeot 205 gti.
Phase 1.5
I have very recently bought this car as a project but I think I’ve been a bit over ambitious! As much as I’d like to, I do not have the time or the know how to get the work done to the car that it needs. I also have a couple of other projects on the go (you might notice my mini in the background on some of the pics)
Anyway, I will be as honest as I can be about the car and what’s needed and I’ve tried to show the cars true state as best as I can in the photos.
The car was a barn find, and had been stored since 2004.
It belonged to a farmer and his son.
I can’t find any previous MOT history (registered as farm vehicle?) but the car had been taxed.
It is certainly as you can see, a spares or repairs project for someone but it is a good base.”
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