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Canyon Red Open Air

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Model: 6N2 Open Air

Engine: 1.0 MPI

Suspension: Standard

Brakes: Standard

Wheels and tyres: Standard

Exterior: Black Badges, Foglights, Xenon Headlights

Interior: MK2 Audi TT Front Seats

Ice and Security: Sony Headunit with iPod tray, Boss Amp and Audiotube Sub.

I've had the car for about a year and a half and thought I'd finally get around to doing some jobs to it after getting a full time job myself!

So here she is, Ruby, my Canyon Red Open Air

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First thing was the obligatory foglights and xenon headlights!

Then I saw a set of Audi TT seats and thought I'd give them a try

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Made up some brackets and got some switches for the heated seats

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Progress was slow and painful...

...but slowly and surely it all came together!

All stripped out

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Positioning the brackets

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Brackets welded in and painted (Dragon Green was all we had in the garage!)

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Seats in!!! :-D

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Cheeky shot through the sunroof, just to show it off

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The only problem is the width of them! I cannot use the electric features with the door shut, nor can I pull the seatbelt past the brackets! Looks like a bit more modification is needed before everything is all up and running perfectly!

Totting up prices for some re-trimming and some extra goodies, so watch this blog!

Opinions and suggestions are more than welcomed!

Andrew.

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Open Air...I'm immediately jealous of you...massive potential mate

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Open Air...I'm immediately jealous of you...massive potential mate

Thanks man! Got plenty planned for her over the next couple of months!

Will keep a look out...any leaks?

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Will keep a look out...any leaks?

I had a problem with the motor, and just after the rebuild I had some leaks, but I put that down to me not the car! But now it is all watertight!

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