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    FAO: Skii

    Didn't wanna hijack your other thread so I made a new one...

    I've been informed you own a lovely 2.3 V6 Golf?

    Any chance of some pics, specs, etc? I'd love to see it
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    V5 2.3 m8

    Not sure I've got any piccies hosted at the moment but I'll sort summat out

    2001 spec (all factory standard)

    170Bhp
    Diamond Black
    Cruise control
    ASR/Traction control
    Climate Control

    Official 0-60 quoted at 8.2 seconds, (I've timed it at 7-7.5)

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    Heres a pic but not a very good one


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    Very nice indeed
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    Cheers

    Drop by Slough some time and we'll go for a spin

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    OMG Howard you've pulled and its his car not yours

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    Lol :d
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    Yeah I'll introduce you to Gunther too

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    Very nice motor, would look even better when some RS4 alloys on

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trash Man
    Very nice motor, would look even better when some RS4 alloys on
    working on it Trash m8

    working on it

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    Ok - I luv you even more now I know ur a Golf owner!!

    I LOVE em.... my aim is to swap my Fiesta for the new shape one in about 18mths when my Finance is up! (Im hoping my Salary will be able to cope with it by then!)
    Had a Mk1 GTI Cabrio years ago - but I killed it!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Honoop
    Ok - I luv you even more now I know ur a Golf owner!!

    I LOVE em.... my aim is to swap my Fiesta for the new shape one in about 18mths when my Finance is up! (Im hoping my Salary will be able to cope with it by then!)
    Had a Mk1 GTI Cabrio years ago - but I killed it!
    lol great minds eh ?

    Lovely cars m8, a little bit sluggish with some of the smaller engines but very comfy

    Let me know if you need any pointers

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    A friend from work has one, and when clean they look stunning. I havn't been in it but from the outside looking in the interior looks as nice as the exterior...any comments on that Skii?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Skii
    Lovely cars m8, a little bit sluggish with some of the smaller engines but very comfy
    LOL! I have no intention of buying a small engined Golf....
    And if I need any help when the time comes - I wont hesitate to ask!

    Course, feel free to let me take urs for a spin sometime!?!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Honoop
    LOL! I have no intention of buying a small engined Golf....
    Attagirl

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    Quote Originally Posted by TomWilko
    A friend from work has one, and when clean they look stunning. I havn't been in it but from the outside looking in the interior looks as nice as the exterior...any comments on that Skii?
    the interior of the Mk4 is superb - extremely solid and rugged looking, no flimsy panels or loose bits, it all looks and feels totally solid. The Steering wheel is extremely chunky and nice - stitched leather

    My only grip is the design of the Glove box catch - a recognised design fault with early-mid Mk4's (catch gives way, no way of securing the glove box lid shut)

    I love the interior of the Mk4 - one reason why I've been happily driving mine around 3+yrs with no desire to have any other car

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