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well today iv added to the car again, haha suprise suprise

last night i came home to my new stunning blue anti glare mirror glass which this morning i fitted, and wow im made up with it, really adds class to the car in my opinion.

but why stop there, exactly, iv also bought a set of 1000 mile old audi tt comps fitted with new tyres in pristine, unmarked condition, new from audi just 6 months ago and only ever used in the summer months, they are polished and have been laquered so they stay great in condition

all new and not refurbs, straight and true with not a blemish on them im over the moon

so less talking and heres a few bits, cant wait to pick up my wheels, im mucho excited

mirror glass


new wheels








now do i fit my vw centre caps or leave the polished audi ones in??

opinions welcomed as always

jeff

Loving the mirror.

As for the caps, I recommend getting some polished VW ones - they do exist Sold a set to a chap the other day at work

But those wheels, are just gorgeous!!

cheers alex :thumbs:

can hardly wait

you finally succumbed!

I think the blue tinted mirrors look classy...
Would you mind me asking for the part number's?

sershan, they are on e bay, go to the buy bit and tyre in polo 9n3

and they come up

they are from vag team and age genuine vw oem parts, fit perfect with no wobbles etc and are electric and heated too

and david, yeah i did, they are polished too which is cool, and in a1 condition, just what i wanted at a great price too, bearing in mind they have tyres and the age of the wheels

Jeff that car of urs is gonna look mint!!! Cant wait to see the pics!

Awsome mods as always Jeff!

very niceee

mirror glass looks swish indeed!
and those wheels *drool*

Can I ask where you got those mirrors from?

cool mods mate.

How do you remove the mirror?

they are from vag team on e bay, just type in polo 9n3 and they will appear, and are genuine vw oem parts, fit perfect with no wobbles etc and are electric and heated too

as for removing the old ones, just pull off and push the new ones on, not forgetting to unconnect and re connect the wires for the heating element