Keep up the chat and congrats on the best polo site on the net. Back to surfing the net for those suppliers. Any suggestions 
Catcha later IAN. 
G'DAY FROM NZ
G'DAY FROM NZ
Thought it's about time i said hi from downunder. The German car scene is just kicking off down here though its nearly impossible to find an aftermarket supplier for all the goodies i want for my 6N Polo which i got about 3 wks ago. After reading through the forums (great work guys) i've found out some really useful stuff like my car is a wolfsburg model (is their a difference). I'll send pics when i sort out a server. Keep up the chat and congrats on the best polo site on the net. Back to surfing the net for those suppliers. Any suggestions Catcha later IAN.
Keep up the chat and congrats on the best polo site on the net. Back to surfing the net for those suppliers. Any suggestions Catcha later IAN. G'day and welcome to the forum mate.
Get some pictures up using www.imageshack.us to host them.
You could always look into getting one of US to post stuff across to you? Obviously the shipping would be astronomical but none of us would be trying to make a profit from your modifying needs - unlike a regional supplier.
Get some pictures up using www.imageshack.us to host them.
You could always look into getting one of US to post stuff across to you? Obviously the shipping would be astronomical but none of us would be trying to make a profit from your modifying needs - unlike a regional supplier.
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olop_chris wrote:welcome mate, its good we're getting members from all over! lets take over the world
how did you find out your car was a wolfsburg model? i want to know how you find out where it was made but i dont know where to look
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Thanks for the welcome,Look on the 2nd page of DIY GUIDES theres an article by DJ on how to etc; your VIN no: can be found on the bulkhead/firewall of your eng bay. Hope this helps
thanks again.