how nice is this polo *drool*

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how nice is this polo *drool*

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Some one on Revolutions forum showed me this pic that he took at a VW museum.

I love it, front would look so good debadged too... :D

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Would look even nicer lowered!

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Post by carmadaaron »

looks like the 'fun/dune' cos of the bodykit and the wheels....fun is 20mm higher than our polos anyway
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was that not one that had a 1.8T engine and was rejected as an option for the polo? I'm sure this was posted about a year or so a go :?
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Post by M7 »

very similar...mabe a slightly diff front and just colour coded obviously

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It is very similar!

Same alloys and the bumper is near the same.
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It's the R18 prototype.

http://www.tigerstyle.co.uk/poloforum/v ... 18&start=0

Apparently - the story goes - it was produced by the VW engineers and then reviewed by management. Management looked at it and went "Nah..." Hence, it wound up in this museum (at the Autostad, I think).

If VW ever made a wrong decision, that's one of them.

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dxg wrote:It's the R18 prototype.

http://www.tigerstyle.co.uk/poloforum/v ... 18&start=0

Apparently - the story goes - it was produced by the VW engineers and then reviewed by management. Management looked at it and went "Nah..." Hence, it wound up in this museum (at the Autostad, I think).

If VW ever made a wrong decision, that's one of them.

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Hoorar Deek that's exactly the story I was on about :D
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