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1994 VW Polo Coupe' GT (Low 80.000 miles)

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Make: Volkswagen
Model: Polo Coupe' GT
Year/Reg: 1994
Mileage: 80.000 stc
MOT: Till August
Tax: No Tax Obviously

I'm still really on the fence about selling my Polo GT, I have lavished attention on her but I thought it was time to see if there is any interest. Here is the information on her, but if you have any further questions then please ask and yes the blower works on all three settings :P

Modifications

· Recently lowered on newly purchased TA Technics springs and uprated dampers from Germany (purchased from Jackson Tuning)

· Running 4/100 13” JBW Starmags with new Conti Sport Tyres

· Green Cotton Twin Cone induction kit mated to a custom made aluminium bracket

· Full HID Conversion

· After market Fog lights

· Retro fitted immobiliser with hidden switch

· Electric window conversion

· Fully reupholstered interior with new black headliner, black carpets, back door cards and original GT seats reupholstered in black leather (As far as I know this is the only car with this in the country) New colour coded mats with carpet anchors

· Infinity back box to center section mid sport exhaust with life time guaranty

· Poly Bushed Exhaust Mounts

· Poly Bushed ARB ((Not fitted yet) Purchased from Jackson Tuning)

· Oil pressure and Volts Gauge cluster mounted

· Front splitter

· Super white festoon interior lighting

· Blue Boot lighting

· Bee sting aerial

· Brand new amplifier and Subwoofer wiring kit fitted (Sub, Amp and headunit not included)

· Deep dish Drift style steering wheel

· Wolfsberg badging and door pins

· DTM Cup wing mirrors

· Sides of the car have been smoothed to remove the vulgar plastic strip

· Polo 6n2 side repeaters

· Late spec white indicator lenses

· Late Spec Rear lights (very sought after)

Maintenance

· New engine earth strap

· New thermostat housing with bolt modification (to stop the legendary leaking Polo’s suffer from) and all associated O-rings were replaced with coolant change Motul Expert Ultra coolant

· Oil filter and Oil change 2000 miles ago, Castrol Super Synthetic Magnetex used

· All engine sensors were cleaned

· Brake flush and bleed with uprated motorsport standard dot 5.1

· New cam cover gasket with cleaned faces

· Both front wheels bearings replaced 2000 miles ago

· New brake pads

· All the rubber hoses in the engine were replaced last year

· Door and boot sills replaced and new aero blade wipers

· New Fuel Tank

· Undersealed regularly so not a stop of rust on it (very rare)

· Injectors cleaned

· New lower control arm bushes

· New radiator last year with new fan

Spare Parts

· Original GT steering wheel

· Full Sill kit

· Stainless front suspension strut

· GT 2 speed radiator Fan

· New radiator temperature sensor

· Original GT inlet and cold start plumbing

· Original Gear Knob

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Bad points:

For a 20 year old car the body work really isn't bad but none the less there are some age related marks and a few dents, however the car is completely rust free to my eye. The electric windows need readjusting so for now the fuse has been taken out and the winders are back in, its an easy job just one I haven't got round to doing. The Oil pressure gauge was leaking so that has currently been removed but would be easy to re-install and volts gauge have been disconnected. Pretty sure that is it, but if I remember anything else I will post it up.

Location: Wiltshire
Price: £1900
Although this is high price I truly believe this is one of the best GT's left in the country and anyone viewing will agree so the price reflects that
Contact details: Jayestevens94@hotmail.co.uk

Edited by JayeOFarrell

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Do you have a price in mind...?

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the price is written at the bottom hes after 1900 bud

Sorry dude didnt see that!! [emoji108]

I have emailed you, could you reply when suitable? Thanks.

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Hi Samaxon0510, I have replied to your email

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