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1992 Golf Gti - 2.0l gti 8v

5 speed manual, Heated wing mirrors, On board computer, Headed washer jets, Pas, Electric sunroof and windows, Central locking with alarm and Clifford immobilizer.

Good Bits:

Recently fitted a 2 hand power steering rack with pump belt

JL Audio subwoofer (like new) powered by a JVC amp

Kenwood headunit with ipod connectivity (almost new)

Upgraded speakers

Induction kit (brand new)

New Radiator

Has been clay barred and waxed

Fully working on board computer (mpg, oil temp, average speed ect…)

Metallic Paintwork mostly in very good condition

Clean Interior

Re-built brake callipers

Freshly painted subframes

Clocks have been converted to run on leds

New wing mirror glass

I will include a Vag Com lead with 2x2 adapter.

3 new tyres

No oil leaks

Crisp gearbox (no wining, crunching ect…)

Over £500 spent on this car excluding the hours of work on it!

Bad Bit’s;

Rust on tailgate

A few age related paint blemishes

Broken passenger side window regulator (only £15 on ebay)

Slight crease in the passenger side rear panel where a dent was removed and needs some paint (already primed)

Alloys need refurbishing

No mot or tax

Very reluctant sale, Pictures to follow

I'm after £550 for it including all the audio, but I'm open to offers.

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I'll let it go for £300 without the audio or I'll break it

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how about £250 without the audio ?

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pity you werent in northern ireland or id have had this off you. glws man

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pity you werent in northern ireland or id have had this off you. glws man

shame that, as overall it seems too good to break.

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