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My Polo Coupe S - Project Part deux

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This is simply fantastic!

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    I don't know what you mean......

  • Right a bit of an update is over due me thinks. Last August I noticed some rust under the sill trims.. Luckily is was only light surface stuff where there was a thin covering of paint. So after cryin

  • Cheers Simon. I does go well and the more miles I put on the engine the quicker it seems to get :) Not really done much apart from completing the 2000 mile european road trip. Hit Polo Treffen in Ho

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This is simply fantastic!

Cheers.... :)

its nice that its finally on the home straight! :)

Cheers guys. It was really nice to get her back onto her wheels! :)

so fit. you gonna have it standard?

No quite no. Its going to have a full custom interior and I'll prob run the AFH in it. But form the outside it will look standard-ish apart from some different wheels.

wicked!!! should be awesome mate

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Tar :)

It made it to Bromsgrove!! :)

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Can't wait to see this back together, I hope your already on the case of restoring everything to go back on it? Tip: Let bolts and screws soak in vinegar, smells horrible but gets the rust off (that's if your going for a nut and bolt restoration).

Looks better and better every time, id like to thank u on the wiring diagrams, found it really helpfull!

just completed my mk2 gt conversion

Can't wait to see this back together, I hope your already on the case of restoring everything to go back on it? Tip: Let bolts and screws soak in vinegar, smells horrible but gets the rust off (that's if your going for a nut and bolt restoration).

I doubt he's putting the original mild steel bolts back on! After all this...

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Can't wait to see this back together, I hope your already on the case of restoring everything to go back on it? Tip: Let bolts and screws soak in vinegar, smells horrible but gets the rust off (that's if your going for a nut and bolt restoration).

I doubt he's putting the original mild steel bolts back on! After all this...

kinda true...

where I can and where it really matters new nuts and bolts will be going in.

But yep the vinegar trick works really well and yes it stinks :puke:

you gonna pinstripe it?

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you gonna pinstripe it?

Yep... :)

not great pictures.... but you get the idea!! :)

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that strap looks sexual mark.

How have I not come across this before, awesome thread! Really is one of my favourite mk2's, the paint and head lining is next level!

that strap looks sexual mark.

Agreed, really nice touch that!

absolutley stunning.

Keeping up with this resto is pretty much the only reason I come on this site anymore, it's about time someone gave one of these the attention they deserve instead of covering it in stickers, cutting coils and running it into the ground. Well played dude.

it's about time someone gave one of these the attention they deserve instead of covering it in stickers, cutting coils and running it into the ground. Well played dude.

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simply stunning. top work.

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Thanks guys... :)

More work this weekend....

Brake lines... what a pain in the arse... and the engine!! :)

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Brake lines are pure grief! And you're brave whipping that engine in anod out into that lovely fresh bay. Top work though. How local was that trimmers to you? Do you have any contact details for them?

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Brake lines are pure grief! And you're brave whipping that engine in anod out into that lovely fresh bay. Top work though. How local was that trimmers to you? Do you have any contact details for them?

yeah it wasn't the most fun experience!! :)

Sure.. its Bromsgrove Auto Trimmers... they are in Bromsgrove :) http://www.bromsgroveautotrim.com/ reallly good guys/gals :)

Looking amazing, i'll be following this :D

Adam.

this gets better and better id love to completly rebuild one like this but its just ball ache trying to find the panels.One question though is the rack staying in? was just wodering why you havnt repainted/replaced the end bracket and tie rods after everythin else youve done? not picking just an observation

keep up the good work

luke

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this gets better and better id love to completly rebuild one like this but its just ball ache trying to find the panels.One question though is the rack staying in? was just wodering why you havnt repainted/replaced the end bracket and tie rods after everythin else youve done? not picking just an observation

keep up the good work

luke

Cheers.. yeah getting the parts is a bit of a pain but I must admit I've been lucky for lots of them

Ahh don't worry that will be repainted and new tie rods/steering arms will be fitted. Needed the rack to be fitted for so it can be moved around the workshop. :)

ooooooffffff! 8-)

Very nice mate,how much would I be looking at if I wanted my headlining looking as sweet as yours?

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