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Model specific boards => Golf mk1 => Topic started by: Phil303 on 31 July 2005, 19:21

Title: ...then I went round the rear and pulled it off.
Post by: Phil303 on 31 July 2005, 19:21
I'm respraying my Cabrio at the moment and I want to take the black number plate surround off so I can do the bootlid properly. Only trouble is that the trim fixings that hold this piece on are not reusable as far as I can see. Once they're out, they can't be used again.

Before I remove this bit I need to know if you can still get these trim fixings? They look like large flat headed black screwheads that push into the bootlid.

Thanks,

Phil
Title: Re: ...then I went round the rear and pulled it off.
Post by: gibby on 01 August 2005, 08:47
I think I know which ones you mean but I'd say it's a quick call to the stealers parts dept to see if you can still get them.  :undecided:
Title: Re: ...then I went round the rear and pulled it off.
Post by: Bronze MK1 Cab on 02 August 2005, 08:23
I ripped mine off a few months ago, gives it a cleaner look I reckon. Tried to get it off without damaging it, but ended up breaking it  :laugh:

Loads better without it mate, you'll find nice fresh paint underneath  :wink:
Title: Re: ...then I went round the rear and pulled it off.
Post by: mix on 02 August 2005, 23:18
*cough* Super Glue *cough*

Note: Do not take advice from this madman, he is not to be trusted.....
Title: Re: ...then I went round the rear and pulled it off.
Post by: Phil303 on 04 August 2005, 18:20
Personally I'm going to put it back on but thanks for the heads up Gibby; VW do still stock these clips.

It's about the only Mk1 Cabrio thing they do though...
Title: Re: ...then I went round the rear and pulled it off.
Post by: gibby on 05 August 2005, 07:56
Personally I'm going to put it back on but thanks for the heads up Gibby; VW do still stock these clips.

It's about the only Mk1 Cabrio thing they do though...

No worries :smiley: and tell me about it ! :sad:
Title: Re: ...then I went round the rear and pulled it off.
Post by: Bronze MK1 Cab on 08 August 2005, 10:44
*cough* Super Glue *cough*

Note: Do not take advice from this madman, he is not to be trusted.....
  :laugh:  :laugh: The super glue came off the paint work quite easy. Just use a cloth and vinegar  :wink: :evil: