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Offline Rmachines

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Re: mk3 1.4
« Reply #40 on: 01 July 2010, 18:55 »
10 golfs and counting! 

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Re: mk3 1.4
« Reply #41 on: 01 July 2010, 19:29 »
also wanted to know can you get pop out rear windows?

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Re: mk3 1.4
« Reply #42 on: 01 July 2010, 20:27 »
also wanted to know can you get pop out rear windows?

declaring stuff like alloys will cost you like £25 not a lot at all

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Re: mk3 1.4
« Reply #43 on: 03 July 2010, 00:22 »
wait til your second year before u do anything crazy to you car, mine is up for renewal end of this month an has gone down by more than 800 quid thats declaring all mods i am going to do and the fact its parked on a pier next to a pub....also from 3rd party to fully comp

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« Reply #44 on: 04 July 2010, 19:29 »
right guys im in the same situation,
18 years old own a 1.4cl, and im doing up the whole interior then the exterior and gonna finish with the enigne and in a few years considering putting in a new engine,
is that a reasonably good idea?  :smiley:

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Re: same situation
« Reply #45 on: 04 July 2010, 19:39 »
right guys im in the same situation,
18 years old own a 1.4cl, and im doing up the whole interior then the exterior and gonna finish with the enigne and in a few years considering putting in a new engine,
is that a reasonably good idea?  :smiley:

Nope not really as converting a non GTI to anything bigger is a lot more work.