Now that's a clean GSL-SE.....
Now that's a clean GSL-SE.....
I saw this car when it was first listed, it was @ $1,000. I thought if this car goes for less than I paid for mine I'm going to kick myself. Within two hours it was at $3,500. I feel better now. I can't imagine what the final selling price will be, but damn I need to save those engine bay pictures for inspiration.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=200195604806
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=200195604806
Nice, very nice. I would like to find a clean interior like that in a S3, so I could rip it out and put it in my 83 Turbo GSL. That's pretty wrong of me, isn't it? But seriously, I hope someone gets that car that will appreciate the original unrestored condition that is in, and leave it alone. That is one you just don't mod. Drive it, love it, leave it stock...........
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that is a beautiful SE!!! i have an 84 GSL in sunbeam silver metallic as well with only 55K original miles. i'm not interested in selling it by any means but it seems that nicer cars like these are increasing in value. mine will not be as valuable as the SE on ebay since it is not an SE and does not have leather. here are a few pics of my 84 GSL:








that is a beautiful SE!!! i have an 84 GSL in sunbeam silver metallic as well with only 55K original miles. i'm not interested in selling it by any means but it seems that nicer cars like these are increasing in value. mine will not be as valuable as the SE on ebay since it is not an SE and does not have leather. here are a few pics of my 84 GSL:










man that gsl is really sharp but it bugs me to see so much carbon accumulation in the engine bay. i gurantee you the previous owner knew slim to none mechanical wise on that car...
there's no carbon in the engine bay. what you're seeing is undercoating. the whole car is undercoated from front to rear. its done an excellent job preserving the car. i touched up a few spots from where i had jacked the car up to replace the clutch. and no, the previous owner knew absolutely nothing about cars and had no idea what he had. the car was severely lacking in maitenance. i got the car and changed the ORIGINAL air filter, fuel filter, clutch disc, throwout bearing, pressure plate, pilot bearing, i rebuilt the clutch salve cylinder and master cylinder and replaced the hose. the parts that i changed and the tires and oil and filter which i also changed(saw a recipt for a recent oil change using 5W30 uughhh) are the only non original parts on the car.
Last edited by mazdaverx713b; Jan 31, 2008 at 06:23 AM.
this is how the car was shortly after i brought it home. i immediatly pulled the car in the garage and pulled the trans. i drove the car hom with a disgusting slipping clutch. here are a coupls of pics:


and this is what i found when i pulled the pressure plate and disc:


and this is what i found when i pulled the pressure plate and disc:
The car is up to $7500 w/ a few hours to go.. I wonder how much the final bidding frenzy will yield. If it hits $9k it'll be exactly 3x what I paid for my GSL-SE w/ the same mileage!
yeah iam def not selling my gsl-se for awhile i bought it for 1000.00 and looks just as clean if not cleaner an old lady owned it and they smog tech guy said it would need 2500.00 in parts to smog it. it didnt need anything the day i bought it went to a smog shop and it passed with flyinig colors years down the road iam just now trying to track her down to give her more money cause i feel bad








