Adi's GTI powered mk2 golf GL

Yeah they are definitely useful to keep some of the crap off your pads mate, you've done a good job with em, hope when it comes to stick my new set of coilies on it goes so well!

nice work mate

I've done a few small jobs today, had to paint the front calipers red to match the rears, not my preffered colour (I'd have them silver) but its just the paint I had at the time. I've fixed the broken pipe from the flying saucer to the rocker cover with another bit of pipe. Also removed the trumpet from the airbox so when the calipers are dry I'l enjoy some induction roar

soz mate wife was in a mard so she wouldnt get the door handles why i was doing my coilovers

Its alright mate, they're here when your ready for them. I'd bring them myself but I'm skint now and £1.27 a litre now means my car runs on the red most of the time

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Its alright mate, they're here when your ready for them. I'd bring them myself but I'm skint now and £1.27 a litre now means my car runs on the red most of the time

tell me about it mate its costing me £15 a day to go to work and back everyday lol and to make matters worse my wife won a telly for my lil girls bedroom and only told me this morning we where going to corby northamtonshire today for a telly that cost £20 and the fuel that cost me £20 i wasnt a happy bunny

stuff that mate!

I've had a few busy days on the car, I stripped all the carpets and soundproofing out as the passenger side front and rear footwells had puddles of water in them, which I found to be caused by no scuttle rain tray and a leaky floorpan grommet. I now have a rain tray made from a mk3 interior bootlid cover and I've sealed up anything on the floor that I think may let water in. After a few days of drying the carpets and soundproofing out I spent a good 3 hours or so cleaning the carpets which I'm well pleased with, so much so that I've almost declared the inside a no shoes allowed zone! I did have some pictures of the puddles in the floorpan and during refitting the carpets but my phone decided it would lose them Anyways heres some pics of it now...







And I made some little brackets for the parcel shelf supports as they were both broken off and plastic welded them on, but the phone lost pics of that
I've also repaired the interior bootlid panel thats been broken since I got the car and I've retrimmed it in black vinyl

that looks better mate good thinking with the hair clips they look spot on my wife would go mad if used owt of hers on my car lol come and do mine if you like mate thats a task im leaving till the last minute

Plastic welding isn't as easy as metal welding, especially when its 2 different types of plastic like mine was. And it gets you really high in a bad way

nice work mate,carpets looking sweet as