Prepare to sell up and go Older? Or go Big on the G?
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olop_chris
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Mk1 Golfs are no doubt gorgeous cars. but always overrated 
I would still love one myself...But i agree with stani, you will miss the mod cons in the Olop. Ive had a Mk1 Cabriolet and a Mk3 Cabriolet Golf and even the difference between them is large in regards to what it has for comfort inside.
But... If you dont mind losing power steering, abs, climate control, good throttle response, good brakes haha etc then defo go for the Mk1 because they are iconic in motor history
...If you go Mk1 one and you want to spend big money i would look into VR6 or 1.8T conversions though.
I would still love one myself...But i agree with stani, you will miss the mod cons in the Olop. Ive had a Mk1 Cabriolet and a Mk3 Cabriolet Golf and even the difference between them is large in regards to what it has for comfort inside.
But... If you dont mind losing power steering, abs, climate control, good throttle response, good brakes haha etc then defo go for the Mk1 because they are iconic in motor history
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Cheers guys. I'm still real undecided about it all, saw an absolutely mint mark1 Polo today, doesn't make things easier!! There's no rush for this kinda thing. Like you said Tom it would benefit alot if i could afford to run two cars for this kinda project, so maybe i should wait abit.
Just holds me back a bit from making any major mods on the Polo
Just holds me back a bit from making any major mods on the Polo
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young dubber
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dude, i would stick with what you have got! or if you are serious about gettin a mk1 Golf/Polo i would drive one first as said before the Polo is more modern and you could well miss the mod-cons. My mate has a Mk1 golf for track days with g60 lump in. loves it for track hates it for road use and thats why he has MK5 GTi golf on the side. test drive one first and see if you can put up with it?
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young dubber
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Tim if u sell it u know u will want it back!
Just get the polo 2 the point were ur happy with it but dont go so far that it cant be a daily driver!
Then when and as money alows buy a mk1 golf or polo as a toy that can sit in the garage for months if u havent got the money or 2 be pulled out and played with when u do?
Best of both worlds!
Just get the polo 2 the point were ur happy with it but dont go so far that it cant be a daily driver!
Then when and as money alows buy a mk1 golf or polo as a toy that can sit in the garage for months if u havent got the money or 2 be pulled out and played with when u do?
Best of both worlds!



