Polo Mint, anybody?

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Si_GTi wrote:a 1.0-litre in what looked to be pretty much poverty spec!
poverty spec morelike cheap n ruddy cheerful, accesories include..keep fit windows, lack of sunroof and errm errm ok its not at all bad for a base model, u certainly get alot more than you do with a base model saxo!

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mmm NOS sounds like a fun idea lol

liking the colour coded engine, looks clean, im about half way through spraying mine red, takes ages to wet and dry sound down after every coat though :(
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air horn! :D
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polopowah wrote:
Si_GTi wrote:a 1.0-litre in what looked to be pretty much poverty spec!
poverty spec morelike cheap n ruddy cheerful, accesories include..keep fit windows, lack of sunroof and errm errm ok its not at all bad for a base model, u certainly get alot more than you do with a base model saxo!

-Ben-
Not poverty spec, but stripped-out lightweight RS spec :lol:
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Love it................... Just love it

Whats the engine code?
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Redline wrote:
polopowah wrote:
Si_GTi wrote:a 1.0-litre in what looked to be pretty much poverty spec!
poverty spec morelike cheap n ruddy cheerful, accesories include..keep fit windows, lack of sunroof and errm errm ok its not at all bad for a base model, u certainly get alot more than you do with a base model saxo!

-Ben-
Not poverty spec, but stripped-out lightweight RS spec :lol:
yea thats what i tell people! :lol: :lol:
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bstardchild wrote:Love it................... Just love it

Whats the engine code?

Um, I'm pretty certain its AFK. Next on the shopping list is a better fuel pump (to help the NOX system)...which means a bit of detective work with Siemens-VDO. Ho-hum. After that, slightly lower springs...either our old friends Eibach or perhaps Tein. Rather fancy using some rally-esque parts and I believe they're making more parts for European cars now, instead of Japanese. So, I'll keep you posted! :D

O, and Laura, thanks for the big ups! I ALWAYS preferred Pompey to the Saints anyway! (but being a Hatters fan, I'll shut up now and take the expected wall of abuse that is usual at this point! :lol: )
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iNfa-ReD wrote:air horn! :D
LOL o yes! Small cars need a loud voice, agreed?
Mind you, those are nowt but 2-tone. One time i was on holiday in Nice (South of France) and poked my head into what turned out to be a modders paradise...including some stuff that wasn't quite so police happy! Namely...FITTED twin roof-mount blues, electronic poice sirens, and Italian made musical airhorns that make your "Dukes of Hazzard" sound like a burp....SERIOUSLY HUGE things!
...how could i shoehorn one of those into the VW? Actually, maybe a Fiat 500 would be more in keeping????
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yea, my mate has a mint condition mini from the 80s but with a fog horn type thing under the bonnet!

great for scaring people! :D
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iNfa-ReD wrote:yea, my mate has a mint condition mini from the 80s but with a fog horn type thing under the bonnet!

great for scaring people! :D
This'll be right up his street then!!!

http://www.filecabi.net/host/file/ferryhorny/wmv
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Any chance you could take a few pics of your interior? please!!

Cos your car is the 100bhp 6n2 valver is there any difference (interior-wise) between yours and a normal 6n2 - ie 999cc etc...

Thanks!

Love the car btw 8) :P
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[quote="Fjo"]Any chance you could take a few pics of your interior? please!!

Cos your car is the 100bhp 6n2 valver is there any difference (interior-wise) between yours and a normal 6n2 - ie 999cc etc...

Will do. Watch this space.... :)
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Interior would be the same, except for the trim codes and colour etc...

but would be nice to see some interior pics :)
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Post by laura_fairy_22 »

not a problem matey!
praise given wheres its deserved -always been my motto!

not really a footy fan but down the scummers!! lol! (no offence peeps!)

the sites my forum group thingy - take a looky if u fancy it!
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