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Title: Questions About Golf Mk2...
Post by: loffaz on 07 October 2006, 18:00
Does Any One Know What The Costs Will Be For A 17 Year Old Lad To Run A Golf MK2 Gti?...

Sorry For The Questions I Just Cant Wait To Driver :smiley:


http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=18719.0 Love that car < (How Much Did That Cost You To Do All That If You Don't Mined Me Asking Mate :embarassed:) And Love The Seats ! HOW AND WHERE DID U GET THEM  :smiley:
Title: Re: Questions About Golf Mk2...
Post by: Mr Blue on 08 October 2006, 00:37
that guy is called Joe. Watch out for him! :evil: :tongue:

i was 17 when i bought my 8v gti. cost me 2k  :shocked:

petrol isnt as bad as you think.
Title: Re: Questions About Golf Mk2...
Post by: Dub_Dude_16v on 08 October 2006, 11:42
When i was 17 i had a 1600 custom 1971 beetle   :cool: That set me back £1600 TPFT  :shocked:

Now 5 years on i've got a 16v mk 2 and that sets me back £1300 TPFT. I mean WTF! Crazy  :laugh:

Blue mines sh!t on fuel! £10 = approx. 40 miles
Title: Re: Questions About Golf Mk2...
Post by: VeeDubGTI16v on 08 October 2006, 12:28
Blue mines sh!t on fuel! £10 = approx. 40 miles

 :shocked: :shocked: ouch, you must rag your car lol
Title: Re: Questions About Golf Mk2...
Post by: ...joe on 08 October 2006, 13:55
http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=18719.0 Love that car < (How Much Did That Cost You To Do All That If You Don't Mined Me Asking Mate :embarassed:) And Love The Seats ! HOW AND WHERE DID U GET THEM :smiley:

yeah its me! couldn't tell you what the whole thing cost. i never worked it out, i think it might depress me! but i've done all the work myself which saved me a fortune and am pretty good at buying and selling to keep my ass out of debt. i bought a set of electric recaro's and trimmed them myself, along with the rest of the interior.
thanks for the nice comments! :P
Title: Re: Questions About Golf Mk2...
Post by: Golf8vGti on 08 October 2006, 15:57
MInes not to bad tbh, certainly a lot better than my old escort i must say now that was very expensive to keep running.

Fuel well i get 65miles to a tenner of optimax and 200 miles to 30 quid of optimax so its not to bad :D
Title: Re: Questions About Golf Mk2...
Post by: golfpro on 08 October 2006, 16:13

 i bought a set of electric recaro's and trimmed them myself, along with the rest of the interior, in fact, im going to do golfpro's mk3 next!
thanks for the nice comments! :P

Cheers Joe! :wink:
Title: Re: Questions About Golf Mk2...
Post by: ...joe on 08 October 2006, 17:04
^^^ get your wallet out and wait in line!
Title: Re: Questions About Golf Mk2...
Post by: golfpro on 08 October 2006, 17:14
^^^ get your wallet out and wait in line!

consider it done
Title: Re: Questions About Golf Mk2...
Post by: loffaz on 09 October 2006, 00:47
Joe are u a mechanic or did you get books to do all that to your car ?

And...

Does any ones know any websites where u can get custom interiors
Title: Re: Questions About Golf Mk2...
Post by: Stu.750 on 09 October 2006, 03:30
How custom you talkin , weve gota  trimmer right here (joe) ,

 as for working on cars just go for it ,  i been lucky there have always been cars around me , sure i could say ferrari before mummy , plus ive done an apprentiship , just do loads of readin anyhtin y can get ya hands on , magazines books , allsorts , dont have to read cover to cover like you have to learn, just have a nosey now n again youd be surprised how much ya learn
Title: Re: Questions About Golf Mk2...
Post by: ...joe on 09 October 2006, 11:48
nope not a mechanic i just learnt on my car. never really was 'into' cars until i got my golf. the way i looked at it was, i've got common sense, logic and am pretty practical. if you take something off in a specific order, it has to go back on in that order. plus i think i'm tight! i figured if i did something myself i save the labour charges if i get it wrong i'll then pay to get it put right.
i started with easy stuff and never had a problem so got more confident. at the end of the day its nuts and bolts, if you think about it and have a haynes manual or something to steer you in the right direction there SHOULDN'T be too much that can go wrong.....
Title: Re: Questions About Golf Mk2...
Post by: gibby on 09 October 2006, 12:04
^^^ get your wallet out and wait in line!

consider it done

So you're having a go at doing other peoples ! About time isn't it ? Good luck. :afro:
Title: Re: Questions About Golf Mk2...
Post by: topher on 09 October 2006, 12:37
i've got common sense

"Look toph your wheels are filthy" *joe drags his wet, grit filled trainer across the polished rim*

We are trying to teach him though :grin:
Title: Re: Questions About Golf Mk2...
Post by: loffaz on 09 October 2006, 16:27
Really cant wait to get a golf :> and do things to do it lol... going to start with the grill  :smiley: changes the full car then get alloys then i want a engine dress up don't know how to get it or what but ill try  :grin:
Title: Re: Questions About Golf Mk2...
Post by: ...joe on 09 October 2006, 17:47
^^^ get your wallet out and wait in line!

consider it done

So you're having a go at doing other peoples ! About time isn't it ? Good luck. :afro:

cheers dude i've done a few now! must be doing something right......

toph... err yeah that was a momentary lapse due to hangover. serves you right for not cleaning them in the first place!!
Title: Re: Questions About Golf Mk2...
Post by: loffaz on 09 October 2006, 21:33
So... Joe do you do Upholstery if i had recardo seats and wanted them in full lether how much would you charge me  :laugh: :tongue: and i had bought the lether (Seats & Doorlining)