Horney's 'James Shead' 1988 BTCC Golf GTI replica build.

[RandomJord]

i still havent seen this yet!.....you should take it to work this week!

[Diamond Hell]

Get a sheet of foamalux for door cards - make things a touch more civilised.

These guys do polycarb windows: http://acwmotorsportplastics.co.uk/default.aspx (that's where my rears were from).

[Martz]

Get a sheet of foamalux for door cards - make things a touch more civilised.

These guys do polycarb windows: http://acwmotorsportplastics.co.uk/default.aspx (that's where my rears were from).

Just had a look there mate, they seem to know what there on about.

[Diamond Hell]

Since my rear window they've changed the design of the rear pane a touch - it took them over an hour to fit it, because it was about 2mm too big - really good tight fit though!

They're a father and two sons.  They're very flexible on front window designs, too - want an open panel where the slider is?OK.  Want circles there to maintain the car's security?  Not a problem.  Losing the rear window mechanisms lost kilos out of the back of my car.

[Horney]

Looks like good stuff DH, will have a nosey and start saving.

Got busy with the polish today to try and make the flat paintwork look a little more presentable. Still need to go over the whole car again and do the roof but certainly an improvement.









Nick

[DigiDub]

Nice track day motor 

Looking good.

[Dan34]

really like this car, your so lucky to have all that engine work etc done already  , spray job you did looks top notch too! 

Dan

[Horney]

Cheers. My original idea was a budget of £500 for a tidyish small bumper MKII and to strip it, slam it and run it standard. This car was just a real stroke of luck.

The paint job ain't all that trust me. Looks better than it did though.

Nick

[sharpie]

it's sh!te trying to spray paint outside like. does look better though.

[dan_apps]

tidy nick, kool with the small bumpers on