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Vw polo 1.2 6v project rebuilt engine

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I originally bought this car about a year ago to re-spray and have it as my first car. Since then plans have changed for this one and i bought another polo that had a better spec out of the factory. 

The engine has had a whole top end rebuild because a exhaust valve had burnt through. I do have a lot of pictures to prove this. 

The rebuild includes: 

  • All new valves
  • New head gasket + bolts
  • New crankshaft seals 
  • New coolant liquid
  • New engine oil + additives (BARDAHL) 
  • I also put on a new clutch because the old one was shot 

Now, after the rebuild the engine runs very smoothly and there are no lights on the dash. Before i had bought the car the previous owner had kept up a good standard of mechanical work on the car, so all of the brakes and necessary suspension components have been changed. 

The car is overall in a drivable, decent condition. It drives fine and i think if someone attempted to get it through its MOT it would fly through. The bodywork is all mostly straight except for the drovers side wing and the paint has come off of the passanger door. A new wing costs £40 from euro car parts. The inside could also do with a good clean but is also in decent nick. 

 

 

If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact me. My mobile is 07702527761.

Thanks.

 

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