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Offline VR6_ROB

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Re: Breaking k - plate MK2 gti
« Reply #20 on: 21 October 2005, 18:27 »
how much for both bumpers and any pics of them at all?

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Re: Breaking k - plate MK2 gti
« Reply #21 on: 21 October 2005, 19:08 »
dude really sorry but i cant have it wish i could as it be just nice to load up with a big engine been after one for ages but we just havent got the room as we have had another golf that arrive3d yesterday so im told.
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Re: Breaking k - plate MK2 gti
« Reply #22 on: 23 October 2005, 08:06 »
DON'T scrap your k plate mate. if it helps i have a 8v gti engine in my garage that i got from rob in skelton but i'm sure he wont mind me donating it to save a k plate. the cylinder head is split but you can use your own. all cam followers. valves and block are ok. i was going to strip it and use it for parts but will give it to you for free if it will save your k plate from decapitation. im in stoke on trent, staffs. email me if interested. jason.lightfoot2@btinternet.com
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Re: Breaking k - plate MK2 gti
« Reply #23 on: 23 October 2005, 09:26 »
was that the only damage done to my old engine
I would also suggest keeping k plate never see them much
ive only seen 1

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Re: Breaking k - plate MK2 gti
« Reply #24 on: 24 October 2005, 00:39 »
yeah man it would be classed as murder i too have a spare digi engine and box!
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Re: Breaking k - plate MK2 gti
« Reply #25 on: 24 October 2005, 13:15 »

Right guys, it would appear that I have stumbled across something quite rare. This car has been parked up the road from my mums for 6 months with for sale in it. To be honest I picked it up because I got it for an absolute bargain. I was take the bits me and my mates needed for our Mk2's and then make a quick buck back on it by stripping the parts. Which until now was going quite well (i.e loads of interest in the parts)

However i now find myself in  amoral dilema, I like you guys absolutely love cars and i am now stuck with decision of fix it or scrap it. As I mentioned before am about as technical as a grapefruit, so would seriously struggle to any work myself. The car itself is quite tatty, but not that bad. It is complete and in original condition, and covered approx 120k (mainly motorway). I get either engine collected for £30 (thanks for the very generous offers guys).

I am moving the car up to my mechanics yard where I was going to break it tonight. I'm gonna have chat with him now about the costs and labour envolved in fitting a new engine, if its relitively straight forward and not to expensive then a new engine will be going in, therefore bringing her back to road worthy condition.

I am unable to keep this car even with a working engine in. How much is running k-plate gonna be worth? And how much will it be worth if I get the body work sorted out?

P.S if I take a donanted engine I'll make a generous donation to charity of your choice for the engine for very decent gesture or you can have first refusal on the car.

Any ideas what the costs would be to have this sort of work done???

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Alan

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Re: Breaking k - plate MK2 gti
« Reply #26 on: 24 October 2005, 19:50 »
not alot i would have thought couple of hundred i got quoted 150 for a gti to be fit into
mine last year

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Re: Breaking k - plate MK2 gti
« Reply #27 on: 24 October 2005, 22:36 »
forgot to ask you rob, do you want the 8v gearbox for the vr6? have you pick up the vr6 engine yet and how far you got in fitting it?
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Re: Breaking k - plate MK2 gti
« Reply #28 on: 25 October 2005, 12:25 »
Right..... I've come to my decision and she isn't going to be broken up. I apologise to all those that have shown and interest in having some of parts, but it  looks I would partaking in a cardinal sin by breaking up this apparantly very rare model, ( I want to go to VW heaven, not hell when I go...) :evil:

Jas555, I take your 8v is a digifant engine? Any idea what sort of mileage it has covered?

I have decided to do a minor restoration project on the vehicle, and then make a decison on its future once complete. When the car got moved last night, it was apparant the overall condition is in fact very good. From what I could see in the evening light, it has 4-5 areas of surface rust, all of which will come out very easily and hopefully for around £100 with paint.

Watch this space, I'm looking forward to seeing the end result.

Anyone got any advice and a starter motor?

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Re: Breaking k - plate MK2 gti
« Reply #29 on: 25 October 2005, 18:25 »
Hi Alan
 i have got a starter motor and i live in grays just up the road from you if you still need it just pm me and we can sort it out.

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