might end up for sale in late july, with a 2.oxflow or 16v
Do the 2.0 and I would be very interested, don't wanna have to constantly fix my sis breaking a 16v. :P
not to mention all the fun things that could be done to a aba mkII cabby
Hell yeah on the ABA, but one question, I'm fairly sure there was no Mk2 cabby, they used the Mk1 chassis until the Mk3 cabrio came out, anyone else know for sure?
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92 GTI (8v)-not pretty, but fun
might end up for sale in late july, with a 2.oxflow or 16v
Do the 2.0 and I would be very interested, don't wanna have to constantly fix my sis breaking a 16v. :P
not to mention all the fun things that could be done to a aba mkII cabby
Hell yeah on the ABA, but one question, I'm fairly sure there was no Mk2 cabby, they used the Mk1 chassis until the Mk3 cabrio came out, anyone else know for sure?
Yep, they were all MK1s until the MK3. Then they were all MK3s until the NB. The MK3.5 designation shouldn't exist, it's still the same chassis.
As for swaps... if you find a 16v Scirocco parts car it will be a part-out/parts-in swap since they're both german built with power steering and A/C. You wont even need to unhook the A/C lines, just pull the pump off the old motor and plop it on the new one. Everything bolts on and hooks up.
Moving to MK1
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Thats nice as hell for free. I am almost got a free '86 GTi this weekend from a kid in NJ, but had no way to get there and get it back to PA. But nice cabby
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