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Proving, as ever, that less is most definately more...  Less height wouldn't go amiss.... |
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True. Altough I suspect it's already had a hard hit from "The Stick"... factory skuds have arch gaps big enough to hide a dozen Albanian refugees in. And some spacers at the back would be good too, if you want to be picky...  |
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Notice the regisitration btw... Who mentioned huge arch gaps?  It's because Skoda moved the fuel tank to the back with the Estelles because it was originally only a go-between model before they bought the estelle out as a FWD car....that is why the radiator is in the front. Course that didn't happen until the Favorit - which was mostly developed by Skoda btw, not VW. |
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Aren't the bumper-mounted fogs/indicators from a 964 on Emiel's mkIII?
Barchetta handles are one of the definitive automotive design points of all time, personally...They're perfect.
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Top grammar tips!
Bought = purchased. Brought = relocated
Lose = misplace/opposite of win. Loose = your mum
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racer86
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'76 Toyota KP30 / '73 BMW 2002 / '93 Mini
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this has to be my fav mk2  1.8 TT power and its even got the dash;  clean and simple, it all looks factory finnished  |
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Jul 19, 2005 11:55:55 GMT
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 Golf-abulous! I notice it has a different front bumper set up in the top two photos...which is the current version? The top one looks slimmer and I like the clear lenses, but I prefer the lack-of-licence-plate look too. In its mag feature it has the non-license plate setup so that appears to be what its running at the moment unless he puts on the license plate one for street use or something. |
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Golf-abulous!