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Mk2 Polo Breadvan - G40 Trackday Build

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your driveway is packed :lol: . Looking forward to your updates too, I can tell you like this more than the mk3 :ninja:

Nimal xxx :air_kiss:

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Haha honestly the situation I'm in the mk2 I think I hate it now haha

Thanks for kisses Nimal xxx

Haha honestly the situation I'm in the mk2 I think I hate it now haha

Thanks for kisses Nimal xxx

lol. hope you get it sorted soon.

Its almost as if someone run it into the ground and then sold it on

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Pretty much lol think I've cracked the wiring conundrum. Just need to run it by nige to make sure it's going to work and then I'll finish up and do an update

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Uh oh...maybe the new owner will continue the thread when the shell goes to him on Wednesday.

The good news is that in the state it's in I was never going to carry on. It would cost too much for what I wanted it to be. The new owner will give it a new life it's never been used to though so I'm excited for it :)

who is the mystery owner and is he/she on here too? would love to see a thread of it's new plans etc. shame you had to sell it, but when it becomes a proper money pit it's best to let go as you already have your current project.Hope you do find a clean rust free example soon :smile: .

Nimal x

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The mystery owner is! A mystery [emoji14]

Someone on here and I'm sure they will update accordingly or make a new thread. Rust free might be hard to come by lol but every panel almost needs work and it's different colours. That's the downside and plus the blue one will total in just over 1k in body work. And that was pretty tidy

The mystery owner is! A mystery [emoji14]

Someone on here and I'm sure they will update accordingly or make a new thread. Rust free might be hard to come by lol but every panel almost needs work and it's different colours. That's the downside and plus the blue one will total in just over 1k in body work. And that was pretty tidy

you me both in the same boat :lol: i got quoted £1200 for mine to get done. it will get done but not anytime time now :-( . Looking forward to seeing progress on the mk2f bready :thumbsup:

Shame it had to go man :(

But at least you won't overburden yourself...

Looking forward to seeing who the new owner is!

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Goodbye my breadvan...goodbye my friend...lol

Gloria has decided she fancies a Scottish fella more than me so now Ross has her.

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Bye Gloria !

Goodbye my breadvan...goodbye my friend...lol

Gloria has decided she fancies a Scottish fella more than me so now Ross has her.

This made me spat my coffee out, :lol:

Good bye Gloria

:crybaby:

I still love how this thread went from "I've cracked the wiring conundrum" to 10 days later "Uh-Oh" And then a picture of the engine out XD

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Haha is that all it was? I think as soon as me and you got the engine in the 2F I knew I wasn't going to throw money at the red one :/ still looking for a cleaner one but in no hurry

Yea mate lmfao! I think it was even less time between you more or less fixing it then us dismantling it, maybe 4-5 days. And I swear I wasn't eyeing it up for parts when we were doing the blue bready ;)

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Yeah I had practically wired up a diagnostics plug and was going to connect one more wire to a live then plans changed a day later haha

So Unpredictable...I saw you looking at her bits ;)

Atleast her engine has come to good home and will be put to good use :D And the split back seats man... i dont care about the engine those split rear seats are the sex man

I think I'll keep this thread up to date.

Myself and Steven drove down through the night and then back up the road during the day, a grand total of 1136 miles in 27 hours. Not something I'll be wanting to repeat any time soon but was good to meet up with John, and have a look at his mk3 bready!

Plans for Gloria will start with a complete strip down to tackle all the rusty bits, she's never going to be perfect but I'd at least like some metal in the right places to start with!

The G40 setup that was due for the mk3 coupe will end up in her :)

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Awesomeness on many levels - proper polo dedication right there! Glad it's gone to the right person.

thats a happy ending for Gloria cant wait to see her G40'd . :wub:

What a journey that was, not something I want to be doing again either!

Ross's plans for the car sound great, I can't wait to see the progress and the end result :)

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It's going to end up better than it would have ever done with me so I'm happy it has gone :)

Would just sit for ages at mine getting nothing done to it lol

Had a couple hours spare tonight so had to do some polo related things.

First the GT shell got evicted from the garage.

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Re-arranged the garage (for the 100th time) last week so I have room to walk around the car.

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Had to make it look like a car again, even if it won't last for long.

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Found some lense tape so de-tangoed the rears. There was a hole in this one too so stops the water getting in.

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That's where the fun bit ends, had to have a dig about.

Took the wet carpet out and some scraping and wire wheeling later.

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And here's some random crispy photos that can be the "before".

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Still a lot more digging about to do, but so far not too bad considering its older than me (only just).

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