No more mods for my ED30

[SteveP]

...because I have brought something else to play with: -






It's a 91 8v in need of some TLC as the red paint is looking more pink in places and has a couple of mechanical niggles.

3 previous owners and a full stack of history including all service receipts/invoices and every previous mot.

 

[NewGolf]

Wow!
Nice one  That will come up like new, methinks you have a project there, great choice SteveP.

[Top Cat]

Hmm i think you bought that to help feed your new obsession of detailing  , it does have that RedRobin hue 
Are you going to use the new one for work   

[WhiteGTI]

Ive always wanted to have a MK2 as a project car, fancy myself a nice little white one.

Best of luck with the project, I'm sure it will look great once you've given it some TLC.

[TagnuT]

A good rub down with T-cut and she will be as good as new 

Very nice

[SteveP]

Hmm i think you bought that to help feed your new obsession of detailing  , it does have that RedRobin hue 
Are you going to use the new one for work   

That was also the first thing I thought too, but unlike RR's, which in real life (and Horney's pics) looks great, this on in the flesh needs a proper going over with the megs G220 polisher. 

[SteveP]

Ive always wanted to have a MK2 as a project car, fancy myself a nice little white one.

Best of luck with the project, I'm sure it will look great once you've given it some TLC.

White, grey and red where the colours I was on the look out for, all the white ones I found where either too expensive or had been molested too much.

This was the first original one I found for a very good price. 

[k4ith]

how much do they go for now?

[NewGolf]

Hmm i think you bought that to help feed your new obsession of detailing  , it does have that RedRobin hue 
Are you going to use the new one for work   

That was also the first thing I thought too, but unlike RR's, which in real life (and Horney's pics) looks great, this on in the flesh needs a proper going over with the megs G220 polisher. 

Get rid of it before it breaks down, even if it carries on working, it will also be damn hard work on VW paint. Get yourself a rotary, they are soooo much better. You have to be careful and keep it moving so the paint doesn't get hot, but what fantastic resuts in a lot less time.

[Hurdy]

Good find

Are you going to do an iriginal style renovation or a smoothed lowered look?