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Model specific boards => Golf mk2 => Topic started by: Scooby on 06 February 2005, 19:37
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Alrite guys, currently considering buying another mk2 16V...
However im unsure on how to check that the car im looking at is a genuine big bumper mk2, (90 spec)
Its a G plate, but this could meen either 1989 0r 1990.
My last mk2 16V was an 1989 with the hazard switch on the dash. Now i heard if the hazard switch was on the steering column then it is a 90 spec...(came originally with big bumpers)..????
Is this true or not?
Any advice appreciated :smiley:
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models earlier than 90 that have buig bumpers are easily spotted as they rarely change the side strip.
the 90 models had a thin rubber strip with the words GTI on the front door. the earlier models had a much wider strip.
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So were late 1989 mk2 golf gti's fitted with big bumpers as standard?
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post some pics up. we can spot fake parts from a mile away :wink:
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yes hazard switch on steering column is a dead giveaway.
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Brilliant, the hazard switch is on the steering column.
I can now assume that this is a genuine big bumper golf :laugh:
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So were late 1989 mk2 golf gti's fitted with big bumpers as standard?
i'm pretty sure late 89s had big bumpers. hence the "90 spec" term being somewhat misleading.