omg.
The interior.. THE INTERIOR.
The shots inside the warehouse with the reflection of the UV floodlights makes me want to remove my tint.
#1
Hows things guys?
Thought id stick up a few pictures of the b3 saloon i finished building a month or so ago.
Heres how i got it last november, it had been parked up on a back street for 5/6 years.
When i got it home and how it washed up
How it sat at a show here in Ireland last month
Interior, half leather half Alcantara Ford Sierra Cosworth front seats and rear seat trimmed to match.
Mint original carpet
Made a mk4 flick key for it
2ltr 16v ABF with a 2001 vw Bora/Jetta tdi gearbox for a higher top end
Hope you guys like it, all c&c's welcome.
#2
omg.
The interior.. THE INTERIOR.
The shots inside the warehouse with the reflection of the UV floodlights makes me want to remove my tint.
#3
Its hard to tint the windows when theres an interior like that in it![]()
#4
Brilliant, just brilliant! Not too shabby for a month's work.
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#5
Awesome
White B3, sedan, freakin' sweet seats, whatever else.
Also, quite the before/after - good workd done.
Simply put, white B3s make me
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#7
Wow!!!!! I can't say much else, that is beautiful! What are your wheel specs?
#8
WOW I thinkeveryone has said it!!! very nice. love the 16v still in it! very SICK build!![]()
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#9
#10
There 15inch 4x100 BBS RM 012's ET33, 6 and a half inch barrels all round rears have a 2 and a half inch dish / fronts have a 2inch dish. So fronts 8.5inch wide and rears are 9inch wide. Had to use camber shims to tuck the rear wheels under the arches. Pictures dont show the camber but its running 3degrees negative camber on the rears to tuck the RM's under the arches.
It was a 1.6 carb when i got it and i bought a rusty mk3 gti for the abf conversion.