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recently sold my polo and bought this today. i love it.

1981, 1.3, has a 5 speed polo gearbox in. lowered 40mm.

would like it to be lower, but I'm going to sort the bodywork out first, only a few bubbles of rust at the moment.

what do you guys think.

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8-)

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LOVE that brown interior!

recently sold my polo and bought this today. i love it.

1981, 1.3, has a 5 speed polo gearbox in. lowered 40mm.

would like it to be lower, but I'm going to sort the bodywork out first, only a few bubbles of rust at the moment.

what do you guys think.

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8-)

lokkslike a nice lil find there whats the plans for it

Stunning, very stunning!

looks tidy that

got a soft spot for mk1 jetta's

nearly bought a burgundy mk1 golf with that interior in.

regretted not buying it every day since.

looks really nice that.

looks sweeet mate i like the older jettas

RETRO!!!

Good find btw I'm loving those arches :)

:thumbsup:

Edited by 01mlacey

i don't understand why people quote the original post?

Anyway, man, Mk1 jetta's are the tits, proper cool ride as it is.

^^^^ agreed why the whole post :paranoid:

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i dont have many plans for it really. jut little things, going to tart the bodywork up, as there's a few bubbles of rust kicking about, but nothing major atall.

only things i want to do really are lower it just a bit more, maybe 60 or 80mm. will probally go 60 first. then lower again later on haha. and get a cd player in there. but i will just go buy some tape's from a car boot sale for the time being.

and get a smaller steering wheel. might get a gti one on there, but dont like the fact that i will have a gti steering wheel on a 1.3 jetta. so I'm looking into what steering wheels there are that fit with the look of the car. dont want a 'racing' steering wheel or anything like that.

any idea's welcome

i dont have many plans for it really. jut little things, going to tart the bodywork up, as there's a few bubbles of rust kicking about, but nothing major atall.

only things i want to do really are lower it just a bit more, maybe 60 or 80mm. will probally go 60 first. then lower again later on haha. and get a cd player in there. but i will just go buy some tape's from a car boot sale for the time being.

and get a smaller steering wheel. might get a gti one on there, but dont like the fact that i will have a gti steering wheel on a 1.3 jetta. so I'm looking into what steering wheels there are that fit with the look of the car. dont want a 'racing' steering wheel or anything like that.

any idea's welcome

suprising how much better it looks with just lowered suspension and a set of nice wheels :)

love it bud!!

btw, be carfeul with those front tyres in the ice/snow/damp, infact anything that contains water, i have them on the rear and damn it likes getting sideways with them, i spent half the time crabbing along snowy roads because they wanted to follow the camber of the road

but in the dry they're great :D

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yeah, i've had them on my polo, and they suck in the wet, i need some new one's so i might try a different tyre. not a clue what though.

going to give it a nice clean tomorrow i think. and look up some tyre makes/sizes that will look nice on them wheels.

I'm in no rush for tyres because I'm going to put some 'scala' (scirocco) wheels on it for the time being whilst i save a little bit more for some tyres.

the 14's scala's with chunky tyres will fill that arch gap i think, possibly making look a bit better.

any tyre reccomendations? nothing stupidly pricey as its a daily and i wont be racing it anywhere haha

and get a smaller steering wheel. might get a gti one on there, but dont like the fact that i will have a gti steering wheel on a 1.3 jetta. so I'm looking into what steering wheels there are that fit with the look of the car. dont want a 'racing' steering wheel or anything like that.

any idea's welcome

mk1 scirocco wolfsberg steering wheel, they have a sporty yet classy look to them imo

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i think they were found in early golfs too

yeah, i've had them on my polo, and they suck in the wet, i need some new one's so i might try a different tyre. not a clue what though.

going to give it a nice clean tomorrow i think. and look up some tyre makes/sizes that will look nice on them wheels.

I'm in no rush for tyres because I'm going to put some 'scala' (scirocco) wheels on it for the time being whilst i save a little bit more for some tyres.

the 14's scala's with chunky tyres will fill that arch gap i think, possibly making look a bit better.

any tyre reccomendations? nothing stupidly pricey as its a daily and i wont be racing it anywhere haha

the conti sport contacts i have on the front are amazing, i can highly recommend them :thumbsup: and even though they are the same size as the yokos, they look alot chunkier so could be good for your arch gap

dude, yes!

brown interior rocks.

Bit of a tidy, diecent mods and full win 8-)

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any idea what size that steering wheel is?

dubownerbilco - are they expensive?

thanks for all the comments :D good times

Good upgrade from the polo mate

That will look stunning once dropped on some coilies on a set of new hoops .

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only a tiny update, and a question for you all..

cleaned it last week, got cold, so didnt finish it, blackened the bumpers earlier. but it didnt come up the best.

i was just wondering what everyone uses to blacken them up nicely. i used autoglym bumper blacker.

got new tyres fitted, went for the continental's 175/50/r13... I'm happy with them, chunkier than the yoko's but i think they look better imo.

i played around with a couple of pictures aswell, never new how to do it until someone told me. so that has been fun.

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Looks sweet :)

love this want one to do my tour of europe next year :D

That ooozes coolness !!

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