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mikey_v-dub
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Post by mikey_v-dub »

hey everyone ive not long since bought a vw polo fox 1.3 n reg
ive got my test soon so i wanted to do my car up a little bit. I was just wondering if anyone had any good/cheap mods that they've done to ther car?
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Post by Josh_polo »

Welcome to forum, depends what you class as cheap really.

Really cheap would be like spraying/vinyling your badges black.
You could also de-badge and strip it that'll cost you nothing and makes a diffrence.

Clear indicators also cost about £15 and make a diffrence too
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Post by kyle1b1 »

one that dosent cost anything is removing the side bumpstrips.

and a few cheap bits could be clear side repeters and clear indicators.

and debadging the back
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Post by L'enfant terrible »

Won't have you have to pay for the back to be filled and resprayed after debadging though?
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L'enfant terrible wrote:Won't have you have to pay for the back to be filled and resprayed after debadging though?
I think he means the "POLO" and "1.3" badges :wink:
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Post by L'enfant terrible »

Thought so... I was going to add a small disclaimer but couldn't be arsed.

I'm going to be debadging mine this weekend, any top tips from the masters?
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L'enfant terrible wrote:Thought so... I was going to add a small disclaimer but couldn't be arsed.

I'm going to be debadging mine this weekend, any top tips from the masters?
Hair dryer :wink: :lol: i know but it heats the glue and makes it easyier to come off.
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http://www.tigerstyle.co.uk/poloforum/v ... hp?t=36056

Same applies for the badges are the rear :wink:
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Removing the rear wiper is also cheap and effective
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L'enfant terrible wrote:I'm going to be debadging mine this weekend, any top tips from the masters?
Warm water and a old credit card then some WD-40 to clean up.
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i found warm water and dental floss/fishing wire to work a treat
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Post by Torq-Al »

Welcome to the Site Mikey. :D

Got an N-reg 1.3 myself, easiest mods are removing the 'polo' & '1.3' badges as described above, removing the side rub strips (only stock on the same). Then mods with a small cost are, change grille to a badgeless one, put clear/smoked front & side indicators on, replace rear lights with something like 16V or GLX version or with slight modification some off a mk5 (the red ones).

For mods that are more expensive, you could put angel eye headlights on, 16V bumpers, etc,etc.
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