Just sold my Ford Focus, sad to see it go but have replaced it with this , i pick it up Wednesday.

Check out the mileage, and two owners from new with full service history. Bought it from a colleague's friend and when checked over today it had 3 tiny stone chip type spots of rust and another bit the size of half of a 5p piece. Hadnt been rub for about 3 months so change if battery and gallon of petrol and it started first turn if the key.

The patch on the sill is to cover a scratch and that all. That will be painted this week.

Cant wait for Wednesday to get it home polished, serviced and g60 steels on it.

Edited 1 February, 201610 yr by volksfan1

Looks tidy and clean. Do like white polos Whats the plans?

Nimal

Looks clean, would look great decked on a set of G60 steels :)

G60 steels, a service and a good polish. Bought a new JVC stereo and clear front and side indicators. Not sure about the ride height yet.

I'm also thinking of white door handles, if i can find a set

Edited 2 February, 201610 yr by volksfan1

You can always remove the door handles and get them prepped and primered ready to spray them white .

Edited 2 February, 201610 yr by madnemo

JVC stereo was poor so i changed it for a Sony system

I'm wondering what mods would people do if they had the polo?

I'm wondering what mods would people do if they had the polo?

6n2 rear lights, lowered on coilovers, oem'ish alloys from a 16v polo or 6n2 gti bbs alloys, joey mod front lights, painted vw badge black, de wiper, 16v rear and front bumpers with smooth numberplate recess,remove bump strips, de badge polo badge from rear,6n2 wing mirrors, golf mk3 leather seats/ polo 6n2 gti seats,list goes on .

have a look at other members build treads for some inspiration

Edited 7 February, 201610 yr by madnemo

Looks nice dude!

Look forward to updates.

I have a set of clear indicators and side repeaters to go on today and I'm thinking of the 6N2 rear lights, are they a direct replacement or do i need to change connectors etc?

Yesterday i went all over the car with a clay bar and the amount of dirt that came off the paint was awful. Its clear that the car had been parked under / near a tree as there looks like the roof was covered in tree sap too.

Next steps are cutting compound and then a much needed detailing outside and in

Just put the G60 wheels on it. The original tool kit was completely unused, not even a mark on it.

Just need to remove the rubbing strips and wait for the correct fitting clear side repeaters as there are two types of bulb fitment - push fit, which mine isnt and twist fit, which i found out mine is.

Took the rubbing strips off. Just need to get the rest of the sticky pads off now. Looks better without them though. A nice compound and polish and it will look spot on.

I used a toffee wheel on a drill to remove the sticky marks left by the side strips. keep up the good work.

Nimal

Big fan of white 6ns, Loved Naths one.

Find some clear rears!!

Well I bought a toffee wheel and it made removing the glue / sticky pads so easy.

I'm very happy with how it turned out

Looks great, I never see a white 6n in good condition like this. Paint looks good on the photos

Paint is excellent and wheel arches and inner arches are mine. Its just passed 42K on clocks

good job with the toffee wheel removing the stcky s##t,your paint looks mint. Most white 6n's I've seen about are creamy color and have rust. Keep up the good work

Looks very nice example mate,used to have a white valver years ago,best colour

That is stunning.

I'm glad you like it. Just had belts done, oil changed, filters changed, plugs and leads. I'm glad i sold my Focus for it.

Just cleaned down the engine bay and tidied up the plastic trim a bit too. Will attach a picture in a bit

Its not mint but its very very clean. I will bring the plastics up to mint finish this week as the weather is getting better

Edited 13 March, 201610 yr by volksfan1

it feels so satisfying make the engine bay clean and shiny :)

Thanks mate. Thats my plan

Looks clean mate