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right, another polo gti, this time black

Posted: Fri Feb 25, 2005 10:06 pm
by 13twelve
when it rains it pours

anyways

following http://atsearch.autotrader.co.uk/WWW/ca ... ull=SEARCH link that someone posted on the last gti thread (despite looking at autotrader everyday for 2 months now)

i spotted one in stockport, not that far away

45,000 miles, black gti, red seat belts, red door cards, wheels look in good nick, runs well, drives well - its £5995

how much to get rid of red seat belts to black?
how much to get the door cards sorted to black and not red?

how much you reacon mj interiors will charge for general seat retrim to black?
(giving up on leather)


2 things did bother me as well. when i tried the headlights on wash wipe and the crazy headlight washers popped out and washed the lights, they didnt pop back in - the garage of course said they'd sort it, and they should - is this common? easy to fix? or total pain in the arse?
(if easy, thinking I'll take it for a cash drop and get it sorted myself)

and there was a squeak from the front left, i think pad rubbing on disk - something they better sort out

hmm

might end up driving home in this tommorow night lol

Posted: Fri Feb 25, 2005 10:10 pm
by carmadaaron
autotrader are very good, theres no car u cant track.....well up to a point (sorry no Zondas avaliable yet)

red trim can be easily taken out, just need to buy some black or grey bits off ebay, seat belts give a racy feel dont u think?

squeeky brakes are on all polos ive driven :roll: common problem..... discs all round in the GTI?

Posted: Sat Feb 26, 2005 1:08 am
by Del_GTi
If you get it, i'll swap you the red seatbelts for the black ones.

Posted: Sat Feb 26, 2005 4:43 am
by cyhliu
You see 13Twelve, the red seat belts are in demand and I have to say I've not seen many GTIs with them, I think you should stick with them! (Sorry Del_GTi!)

Dude, you want a custom made bespoke car don't you? ha ha ha, just get the car, it's black which is your primary concern and then live with the red seat belts and door cards and theymight grow on you...admittedly the red door cards can get a little scruffy after a while and then maybe get them changed/retrimmed!

Not heard many people having problems with the headlight washers, they should go back in but if they are willing to fit it then damn right they should! and make sure that give you a warranty on the work, I can't see it being cheap should it fail again after you've bought it!

Good luck!

Posted: Sat Feb 26, 2005 9:31 am
by 13twelve
cyhliu wrote: Dude, you want a custom made bespoke car don't you? ha ha ha,

lol true


i need to check the pedal box has been done, that there is tread on the tires, that the service history is right and that its not been modified (or if it has, how like)