Mk2 Golf 1988 16S "Match" - How Rare?

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  1. foxyjay Forum Member

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    Have the opportunity to pick up a LHD, UK plated 16S "Match" (special edition)
    Small bumper, BBS RAs, Rainbow seats, 3Dr, Digifiz, Electric windows, PAS.

    (presumably not a UK spec?)

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    How rare are these to find? Only about 70k miles.

    What value?
     
  2. 1990

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    One million dollars!!!!
     
  3. geordiegar Forum Member

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    If it's a genuine 16S that means it's an Oettinger 16V engine which is super rare, French market only I believe.
     
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    Didn't realise the mk2 ever came with an Oettinger engine?
     
  5. foxyjay Forum Member

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    I dont think it's Oettinger - the engine looks like any stock 16v.

    In french, Valves=soupapes, hence 16S, I believe.
     
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    Silly me, 16S Oettinger is a Mk1, must pay more attention Foxy!
     
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    I would have it looks awesome ;) if it is a genuine one it is going to be rare

    1 the mileage
    2 UK plate LHD
    3 the Digi dash
     
  8. foxyjay Forum Member

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    Its deffo original. I dont think the headlights have even been converted to RHD!

    Only missing item is 16s grille badge.

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  9. foxyjay Forum Member

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    I didnt buy it.........
     
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  11. foxyjay Forum Member

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    I'm too tight........4 figures was too dear, although not bad for a keeper.

    Have my eye one something else now.......that's gemini's!
     
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  13. foxyjay Forum Member

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    They paid a bag of sand for it........
     
  14. smp1987 Forum Member

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    Yeah i would not pay over 1000 cat c too
     
  15. foxyjay Forum Member

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    I was happy to pay 750 for it but thats it. I always look at the value of the parts and base a price on getting my money back if I broke it.
    Cat C isn't really an issue for older cars - condition becomes more important as the years roll on.
     

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