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Not sure mate but you can always try VAG Parts or eBay, I'm sure I've seen a couple crop up there in the past.

No drilling needed, a simple two clicks to clip two clips to the bottom of the protector and then an arm extends from the protector to a screw on the top of the headlight, very simple, all you need is a Torx screwdriver however, instructions should be included.

Don't have them with me at the moment but you should be able to enquire with the parts department of an dealer, don't think they are GTI specific so ones that fit the Mk5/6N2 will do. I picked mine up from Inters a few years back and another set on eBay, probably the best place to pick them up as th...

Spent the last few days giving the GTI a bit of loving and these are the results...enjoy!

I've only ever seen American Hod Rod, so it will have to be this unfortunately...

M&Ms or S&M?

Yeah, that was my problem, too many narrow alleyways in London, always happens to be with a ramp on the one side to give you that extra lift!

I'm in two minds over this one, because the PS3 does have a Blu-ray player it does make it worthwhile seen as a typical player now costs about £700. However as with all new technology, the price will drop and also along with this games developers haven't really harnessed the true power of the PS3 a...

I guess you need to determine where you park (outside the bloke's house) whether is it's reserved for the residents that live in those houses, if so then you may not have much of a leg to stand on as I guess you shouldn't really be parking there without permission. Eitherway, they shouldn't be vanda...

Nice work there mate, a bit of elbow grease, sweat and about 6 hours has certainly made a difference!

I've had mine done for a good few years now and I've never had to resort to climbing in from the back! Fingers crossed I won't ever need too!

What about getting rid of the spacesaver...and getting some of that spray stuff that you use to fill the wheel with? Save some weight also!

I have a D50 also and was pleased that I managed to get it before they replaced it with the D40! I've bought a couple of extra lenses but still think the one I got with the kit is the most versatile...its the 18-70mm.

Done, as suggested...

Ha ha ha, I totally missed this thread, mon-keh! Totally excellent, mines sat on top of the TV at the moment waiting for me to take him for a spin this weekend, want to get rid of the Tee as well, how strange to think of this odd looking monkey has so many fans! Have you tried the PG Tips website, t...

Mon-keh! I got mine too! Ha ha ha!