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77k (genuine according to last 5 mots ;D) only done 17k since 1998       thats the worst bleb on it (smaller one on other side due to bumer that attaches thru into boot pass side front valance needs rubbing kurust and hammerite and sorted happy with that me like 1800 under consideration............ ;D |
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Nice one Hairnet, now slam the biatch! :-)
Stuff the 1800, I had a 2.0 with a CA2 cam, gas flowed head and 4-branch manifold in one of my old MK1 Golfs. It went well enough ;-)
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Luverly... 1.8 20vT ?  Looking forward to seeing it at CARS... |
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Stu
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Looks ace! How does it drive with the standard engine and slush box, slow I assume if you're looking at engine options already? I used to have a standard 1800 16v KR in a Mk1 (the one Darren has now) and it went like holy sh!t off a stick, highly recommend that conversion, you need a 5-speed manual GTI 'box though, not sure how it'd be with an auto! ;D I have the original 1800 16v engine and 'box from my Mk2 in the garage as a spare, just in case I need it for my Mk1 but I intend to keep it fairly original with it being low mileage etc. Glad to see you have the Haynes manual out already! |
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Last Edit: Apr 9, 2006 13:26:59 GMT by Stu
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Sweet! Love the blue interior.
1.8 8v - cheap and easy, 16v would be more fun
20vT for bigger, more reliable power
1.8 G60 for good power and that noise
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Column Shifting!
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nice, i've always wanted a mk1 Jetta, some how they appeal to me more than a Golf ;D
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Last Edit: Apr 9, 2006 16:06:25 GMT by RetroMat
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awsomeness of it all ;D
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 once again rocking with 1117cc and 4 gears! |
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VWDan
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SNAP!!!  Lose the black stripes on the sides/boot/etc, lower it on period alloys and ur away. |
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If only everything in life was as cool as a retro VW racer.
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VWDan
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If only everything in life was as cool as a retro VW racer.
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Apr 10, 2006 11:25:22 GMT
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Slow 'n' Low is tha way to go. Get it lowered, clear lense'd and sitting on some rwd offset rims & that will be the dogs danglies. Do it. Do it now. |
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SteB
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Apr 10, 2006 11:27:55 GMT
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BBS E30s *droool* on a 2door.... *more drool*
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These are HTNs arn't they? - Dubmeister have starting selling them I really like MK1 Jettas - and yours looks great hairnet600  I don't know why but I rather like the idea of doing it 'Pimp' lowrider style with bags & wires, perhaps its the slushbox and blue velour upholstery that makes me think it would suit that style? |
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VWDan
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Apr 11, 2006 20:50:30 GMT
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Thats as good as I could manage with paint shop pro!!! Deffo needs lowering tho.
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If only everything in life was as cool as a retro VW racer.
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Apr 11, 2006 20:54:06 GMT
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DerbyDan - you got me mate! On closer inspection you can see the split-rim bolts
Now, I'm off to polish up my wheel-whoring on ebay.de
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