very niceas i was looking voer it i was like huh... nice, alot of euro parts... then i realized your location
very nice though
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i had a regular 5 speed 87 Jetta GL that i could shift like a dog box for some ungodly reason
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So, this'll be a very lo-cost car as a daily driver.
Original old style with brown(!!) interior![]()
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But still, loving the mk2s, had to have one again. And for 330USD
a 94500km, 1.6 75hp with defect carburator, steering-aid, tectyl
treatment, a bit of clearcoat missing...this will be the perfect student
starting point for making some insurance bonus (finally...) and fettling
with VAG again... Delivering stock Octavias isn't cutting the mustard in the long run.Some plans are made long since. But I don't bother bragging about
that, since I have no idea on my student economy for the summer, or
what it'll end up asSo, what do you 'vortex-heads think?
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Probably not too known to you fellas in the US, this is the tiny
1.6 EZ carburettor 75hp (wow!) trackday killer...![]()
A bit cleaning up to do when I've gotten summer hollidays.
And yeeees.. The proper old-style BROWN interior featuring the 4 speed
(sadly not a dogshift) 'box. But actually, it's kinda cool in it's own way.
Seats had covers since new.
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Modified by WAUOla at 11:08 PM 10-5-2009
Last edited by WAUOla; 01-15-2012 at 07:36 AM.
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very niceas i was looking voer it i was like huh... nice, alot of euro parts... then i realized your location
very nice though
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i had a regular 5 speed 87 Jetta GL that i could shift like a dog box for some ungodly reason
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UBR rare center console! (or, lack of console)
looks real clean. good find
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#6
That interior are in good conditiondoorcards look like new
It's a C right?
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Quote, originally posted by vdubCorrado » very nice as i was looking voer it i was like huh... nice, alot of euro parts... then i realized your location
very nice though
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i had a regular 5 speed 87 Jetta GL that i could shift like a dog box for some ungodly reason
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From my previous KR 16V I KNOW the reverse 'rail' and the shiftlever plasticball is probably broken, so I just went for the uniball kit from TSR Performance to begin with...
Quote, originally posted by Rockmonky » UBR rare center console! (or, lack of console) looks real clean. good find
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Well thank you!
I toy'ed with the thought of those baseballseats from Audi TT, but really... The more I look at this car, I just want to go OEM+. Haven't thought about the small console as rare, have to think a bit more about this, I'm having a spare one from a butchered GL I had once.
I REALLY DO NOT want to wreck the car with aftermarket parts else than fixing this car up. So, no big doors, big bumpers etc. I'm going to bin the quad round grille though. But 15" wheels and a rigid 60/40 drop will do.
Even the original stereo, I'm thinking of keeping it for the hell of it, building a new standard Pioneer headunit in the glovecompartment or something, an NO drilling holes in the doorcards here!
Quote, originally posted by snuffegull » That interior are in good condition doorcards look like new
It's a C right?
Not sure! I bought this car unseen.Just had to have it!
But isn't the Cs with all black bumpers, and CLs chrome?![]()
#11
A little rusty and dirty but for sure a sweet buy. Congrats.
#12
nahh don't think so.. i had all black om my CL, so i think some C's came with chrome too
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Ah OK, have to check with the norwegian man-in-charge for vw-products then... He really knows all this stuffDubby the Clown:
yes I know, but this is what I would consider a FINE example for the cheap buys in sub-1 US grand, as they salting the roads over here PRETTY much. As far as I know, it's only the arches thats having it so far, as the bottom of the car is tectyl and oil prepped.So, for the what the car cost me, it is a most approved amount of rust.
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So, good people of the Vortex, my next mission will be to lower this brown bastard...but I havn't got any clue on what to get!Can't se any fault in having a rigid suspension on this one either, but I'm REALLY insecure on grade of drop. 60/40? 40/40? Or DO I NEED a complete set of coilovers? My one concern is that a coilover kit will not me comfortable enough, travelling 550km for going home on hollidays, I can't stand a superstiff setup.
- want to see a even spacing between the tire and arch in front and at the rear. This leads me to the fact that a 60/40 drop is most likly to achieve it.
- keep as much comfort as possible.Though about red Konis and Eibach springs lowering 35-40/30-40 as they claim themself.
Anyone with pics of a 40/40, 60/40 drop on 15s, feel free to post for inspiration!
Modified by WAUOla at 7:59 AM 5-18-2007
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So, ended up with a set of red Konis and Eibach springs. Very happy with the setup of the springs. Sadly, the old geezer having the car before me spent as little money as possible on the car. Result; there were integrated KYB front suspension, not allowing for a Koni swap...
Car was "abandoned" at home, while I started my studies for the autumn, put I was to pick it up and drive it up where I'm now residing after the annual VW - Audi Club Norwegen trackday event. Sadly - getting new GoodYear HydraGrips on GTI 14" steelies and other maintenance-preps friday - some geezer backed his 60 TONNES ENTREPRENEUR-CRANE into the Westyfront.
Luckily, he "only" shaved my front bumper and pushed in the grille, screwing up passengerside fender. Damages taxed to approx $3500 (depending on the days currency..
) and insurance is taking a bloody long time.
But a few hours at my Skoda-workplace, the temp sollution was done.
Anyways, FINALLY gotten my new wheels! .. or rims it might should have said. German Felgen-webshops were nice on asking of price and shipping, but whene asking for payment details they all went silent
Having the norwegian winter over here any minute, I don't bother mounting a set of 195/50s or 195/45s on these babies anytime soon...
Modified by WAUOla at 11:09 PM 10-5-2009
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Quote, originally posted by WAUOla » So, this'll be a very lo-cost car as a daily driver.
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Erreeee... btw, disregard this.
Due the heavy salting of our roads during winter, the car would look like $h1t in notime.
Thinking of getting a VW Passat typ 35i stationwagon as a new dailydriver (i really don't drive daily anyhow..).Preferrably in grey, dark blue or black.
(You guys can see more pics from annual VW-Audi meeting at http://www.ableitet.no -> Media in menu .. oh yeah, it's in norwegian, but you'll get there..
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ah, my host sucks on "heavy" internet trafficing!
Anyways, forgot that a shipment of Dr. Schrick arrived from das Vaterland the other week;
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Well, gotten the new DD... A fair bit of rust in doors etc, but it'll do! Full servicehistory from 1991 came with it.
Was out doing some shots the other day, just to do the firs acuaintance with the new dSLR.
Now, does anyone know a shop that sells black/clear taillights? (NOT crystal ones, but as on the orange dutch "FSI" one i.e.)
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that interior is sweet. me likey![]()
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Quote, originally posted by WAUOla » Now, does anyone know a shop that sells black/clear taillights? (NOT crystal ones, but as on the orange dutch "FSI" one i.e.)
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#23
car looks really good. you should get a brown dash to match the brown doors cards.as far as the taillights go, are these what you're after?
#24
Hah, I willship you my N/A fenders for your Euro ones....same color!..
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Quote, originally posted by Canadian_dubber_4_life » car looks really good. you should get a brown dash to match the brown doors cards. as far as the taillights go, are these what you're after?
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But the factory original dash stays in. This car is 100% as from dealership, except Westy, Eibachs, taillights and GTI steelies.![]()
"G60"/Late mk2 taillights would be a walk in the park, but I'm thinking of the ones on this little rascal:
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Seems like a nice Mk2. The rearlights on the Dutch (non)FSI MK2 are from MTS and they are really rare.Why did you bought the Schrick pan and how much did it set it you back (in euro's) if I may ask?
So you drove a KR before this one? I have a KR myself. But am working on that so unfortunatly I can't drive it around.
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Quote, originally posted by RubenD » Seems like a nice Mk2. The rearlights on the Dutch (non)FSI MK2 are from MTS and they are really rare. Why did you bought the Schrick pan and how much did it set it you back (in euro's) if I may ask?
So you drove a KR before this one? I have a KR myself. But am working on that so unfortunatly I can't drive it around.
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I know it is not a FSI, but everyone referred to it as one a while ago.![]()
Why? Or where?
I bought it since I want to "build an engine" later on, don't know what or when, but it is good to have. You'll find these on eBay.de no problem, I got mine with Deutsche Post![]()
Yes. I had a KR once. Alpein weiss, original KR. I was told it was an import, probably from Die Scweiz due to chassisnumbers under the car also (I believe there is some rule in Switzerland that needs the chassisnumber to be 3 places on the car).
The car was "in good shape, nu specific rust", bought via an painter/rebuilder we knew. Sadly I found rust through the hatch, in between the rear plate and the sparetire plate (it left a BIG whole covered behind the rear bumper) and the naturally between the rear plate and rear quarter... My first car, I had NO insight in cars, I had to let it go as a spare car. I really regret it, as the KR was an REALLY fun car to drive.
Bought a fairly OK 1.6 sparechassis and opted to build the KR to it, but the CEO on my work that time wasn't so pleased with a car project going on in the garage
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Got rid of this too.
After both these to (one..) car, I drove an Audi 100 for quite some time, but left that one too 1.5-2 years ago. Found the brown CL Golf last summer, The Lady b*tching about getting driven all around or IF she can borrow it, I bought myself a Passat last weekend as a Daily Driver. Hopefulle I can put this retro CL Golf in a warm Garage, giving it the full makeover as time and money occurs.
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While waiting on my 35'er (or, actually getting my ass home to take it up north), been out today testing the Nikon D40...
Modified by WAUOla at 11:11 PM 10-5-2009
#30
cool pictures! what kind of camera did you get?
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Zylinderkopf: as I wrote above the pictures, Nikon D40 dSLR camera, stock kit-lens.Was happy with old Canon PowerShot A60, but it got messed up with some E18 error message, so bought this to handle situations with bad light. : thumbup:
Whatscrackin57: haha
Got to paste in signature!
Anyways, can hardly wait to be able to buy some ok tires, and slap on the Ronal LSs.
Modified by WAUOla at 9:16 AM 1-31-2008
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Quote, originally posted by Whatscrackin57 » kid tested, vortex approved.
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#35
Got lip?
Had the LS' lying around for almost a year now, seriously time to fit some rubber! Should've taken 195/45s probably, but 205/50s was tempting too.
But, no addition-arches, no wider.
Modified by WAUOla at 11:11 PM 10-5-2009