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Mk2 Golf GTI 2.0 16v ABF

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Due to a pending house move i'm reluctantly selling my mk2.

The car was originally an 8v Gti with loads of history. It now has a 2.0 16v ABF conversion form a Seat. Its a full conversion using the ecu, loom fuel injection and cable change gearbox. Approx 160 bhp

The car has disks all round with refurbed G60 front brakes with uprated disks and pads.

Just before i bought the car it was set up by storm developments and had a fair bit of work done there. I have a bill for just over £1000.

The car is a three door in the sought after bright blue metallic. There is no rust anywhere on the body at all that i have found and the car is very straight for its age. There are a couple of small parking dings on the side from carparks and a few chips that have been touched up on the leading edge of the bonnet but its in very good condition for a car built in 1991.

It has 5 previous owners, tax until october and MOT until april.

The golf will either come with the G60's shown i the pics or 15" 5 spoke dished wheels in black. Your choice

Also forgot to mention -60mm on Spax shocks and springs, crystal clear front lights, G60 front arches

See pics below, any questions feel free to ask or email ashley.philpott@tesco.net

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Please not the car now has a standard gti exhaust system fitted but i have the scorpion system that can be included free if buyer wishes

Located in Maidstone, Kent

£2200

Ashley

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whats the mileage?

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Car shows 137K, the engine is around 100K

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Where are you based? was the engine rebuilt before going into this shell? is there any rust around rear strut tops ? very interested. cheers jp

j

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where you at, and is it registered as a 2.0 on the log book??

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