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  1. Looking good buddy, carpentry isn't to hard dude, Get a half decent jig-saw, and some wooden blades and your on your way. Use straight 2"-1" lengths to get nice straight cuts, following them as guides. If you want to do very nice curves, joins or overlap, I suggest a hand router, with a few different ends. Would be cheaper to rent or lend a hand router if you don't own one. Not cheap to buy. If uphostering the wood after cutting and shaping pre-seal the wood with PVA, to stop the upholstery adhesive soaking in to much. Apply upholstery adhesive to both wood and underside of material, all
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  2. Been a while. Car is up and running nicely and parts for Stage 2 have been identified. I bought some track/drag/winter wheels to replace the banded steels as the offset and width of those makes them unfriendly for decent size track tyres. Picked these up for hopefully less than I can get for the steels 20160126_180537 by Dominic Joy, on Flickr 20160126_180548 by Dominic Joy, on Flickr Also bought a heckblende, always liked them and found one reasonably locally. And added a 'supercharged' sticker to decide if I like it before buying a proper badge. (Ignore the bumper damage, I still need to
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  3. After a few months of occasionally driving the VR but mostly ignoring under its cover on the drive, I've finally found a bit of time today to start doing a few bits to it for this years show season.[emoji51] I started with getting rid of the oil cooler from the front bumper as it's got boring answering questions about it and it definitely won't go with the slightly different look I've got planned for it this year. Last pic of it on there, I've managed to squeeze it in between the A/C rad and crossmember after drilling a hole in the front panel for the pipes to run through, then secured it n
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  4. I think everyone is in if there is 5 spaces and 5 entrants lol Some great looking cars there for representing this year, impressive..... Wouldn't mind a couple of feather flags for this.....
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  5. c00k

    Supercharged Mk3 Golf VR6

    I think the badge / sticker looks good man. I know a company Who make very good reproductions of the supercharger badge.... Trimsport. They also make different size badges. http://trimsport.bigcartel.com/category/oem-quality-badges?page=1 Cheaper then buying a genuine one, and most people would never tell. Liking the heckblende too!!
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  6. vdubhead

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    Im really interested in these but dont have £500, would you consider holding them until the end of the month?
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  7. You should know daveyboy, you invited me into the same club on some bloody false pretence saying I'd get a free set of front and rear strut braces, little did I know what you really meant and to my disgust, that they weren't actually for a golf! You shady back scuttling halfwit! [emoji23]
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  8. Rich I'd think long and hard about joining sqeals club. He's into alsorts of weird shit. And I don't think your wife will appreciate you spending daft amounts of money on the gay fetish stuff that you'll need to be a part of his club [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]
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  9. Get the finger out Pete?!?! Take my monies.........ha ha ha
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  10. Sorry if I've posted this before, I'm trying out Tapatalk App! Lol
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  11. Took it for a nice drive today. Car feels amazing as it pulls over 4k and just keeps going.
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