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I ain't fixin it again, spent loads on it recently :( It'll either be a new engine or new car. We will see!

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Stripped it today, going to the scrappy next week, haha.

I'll have parts for sale once i know whether I'm gettin a mk2 or mk3....

here's one last pic before i set to work on it.

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RIP :crybaby:

Take literally everything off it mate, You will make some good money if you sell it for bits.

What you getting then?

I would recommend you stay with a mk3.

M

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Yeah i have, the only bits left are the body panels :lol:

I dunno, i prefer the look of mk2's... would be rude with the 1.6 in too. Why do you stay stick with a mk3?

Well after owning both of them, The mk3 just feels so much more refined.

Felt stronger and stiffer for some reason.

Up to you at then end of the day mate.

M

i bet you're keeping all the good bits you slore

mk2 polo's are actually stiffer up front than the mk3's iirc. Different crossmember. Also a lot of the mk2's around were made in the motherland and no in spain. Not that it makes much difference. The mk3 does seem more refined to be in but i've always put it down to the dashboard, clocks etc looking less ancient and giving it that nice 90's charm (which is what the mk3 has in spades).

If i got another mk2 polo i would definately swap to a mk3 dashboard and clocks.

A nice clean, non sunroof mk2 polo coupe with your 1.6 engine inside, a mk3 dash and clocks and some choice, period friendly styling mods and it will be a winner for me.

Not enough nicely spec'd mk2 polos on here in my book :-)

awww noway looks shithot this !

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mk2 polo's are actually stiffer up front than the mk3's iirc. Different crossmember. Also a lot of the mk2's around were made in the motherland and no in spain. Not that it makes much difference. The mk3 does seem more refined to be in but i've always put it down to the dashboard, clocks etc looking less ancient and giving it that nice 90's charm (which is what the mk3 has in spades).

If i got another mk2 polo i would definately swap to a mk3 dashboard and clocks.

A nice clean, non sunroof mk2 polo coupe with your 1.6 engine inside, a mk3 dash and clocks and some choice, period friendly styling mods and it will be a winner for me.

Not enough nicely spec'd mk2 polos on here in my book :-)

Yeah that's a good idea! Might rip the dash out of this and use it in a mk2, only problem is they're difficult to find these days (in good condition) :-(

Ideally I'd want a white or grey one too haha.

That's the plan dude... just keep it simple with a few choice mods and a set of sensible wheels an sticky tyres. 1.6 and i'll make a subframe up for it in summer when I'm back at work.

I doubt the mk2 is stiffer upfront, and even if it was, its not very noticeable lol

But if your going to go the whole hog then i suppose the mk2 is a good way to go with them being pretty rare now.

But i'm still a mk3 man.

You just can't beat them :-D

If you plan to put the MK3 dash into a MK2, make sure you get everything from the dash including the steering column and surrounding mounts etc ;)

Be a shame to see this car go. I've always been fond of it.

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Be a shame to see this car go. I've always been fond of it.

Thanks dude 8-)

Was quite a hard decision as I've put a lot into it but the next project will be 10x better!

Mk2 is a plan dude, awesome in white, but grey is probably my fave colour.. although the flat grey like hoodedreapers.

I doubt the mk2 is stiffer upfront, and even if it was, its not very noticeable lol

I beg to differ.

But i'm still a mk3 man.

You just can't beat them :-D

You can with a mk1 or two :-p

:lol:

Lighter if nothing else!

cant wait to see what you do with the next one dude .if this is anything to go by

8-)

Mk2 is a plan dude, awesome in white, but grey is probably my fave colour.. although the flat grey like hoodedreapers.

I doubt the mk2 is stiffer upfront, and even if it was, its not very noticeable lol

I beg to differ.

But i'm still a mk3 man.

You just can't beat them :-D

You can with a mk1 or two :-p

:lol:

Lighter if nothing else!

Pffft what do you know :p :lol:

Maybe it was the two example's i have drove, Mk2 being abit slack and my mk3 being tip top.

Yeah, i like the sound of that :-D

tbh, if something happened to mine. The 1st polos id look for to re-shell would be MK1 and MK2

Derby/saloon would be 1st on the list.

That's what i thought,

But ended up preferring the 2f.

Would love a derby though.

M

I bought a mk2 once. Was okay, was a good car. Was a really good car actually. Clean as fook and only 44k on it IIRC. Dunno, something about mk3s does it for me. Best all round package.

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Well so far I'm thinking....

Mk3 dash, GT wheel an CBS digidash

Corrado seats

homebrew mk1 coilies

14" mk3 golf steels with toyos/ falkens an 15mm stub axle spacers out back.

Injected AEE

Hidden powerflow exhaust from my mk3 if it'll fit!

An super clean.

oh also please let me know if anyone has a mk2 coupe for sale... no shitters though! :-D

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If your breaking your mk3 il take the carbon mirror blank! The banded steelies for sale??

If your breaking your mk3 il take the carbon mirror blank! The banded steelies for sale??

your scrapping the shell because the engine went? seems a bit of a shame

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Nah, just the shell ain't clean and straight enough for my liking. There was two big holes in the floor which i welded up but there's more holes coming through an stuff to fix just cos i ran it silly low and abused it pretty much :lol:

I had fun with it though, it weren't expensive and I did all i wanted to do it. If i sold it as a shell it wouldn't be worth as much as scrap value so I don't see the point!

Now's time to move on a build something purposeful, but with the possibility of rudeness with a wind down and a set of different wheels 8-)

So your selling me your wheels ye?? :p

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