Find a suitable mk1 first.
Your biggest hurdle is going to be finding a suitable mk1 chassis, bofore you sink all your money into an engine and the rest!!
Just a thought..
Those engine codes are S3 only.
I think you will find an AGU Or AUM in an A3
Find a suitable mk1 first.
Your biggest hurdle is going to be finding a suitable mk1 chassis, bofore you sink all your money into an engine and the rest!!
Just a thought..
Hey mate
Did you come into Repco today and see the guys in there about my MK1?
Cheers Matt
Yeah bud, just saw it outside and wanted to meet the owner cause I am a really big fan of MK1's.
I know this is of topic, but this is what me and my dad are trying to finish.
So, my saterday went as follows. Only got home at about 2:00 in the morning then went to work with dad on his project. Went in to go and change chassis rubbers, fix a gearbox oil leak and put a new transfer case on the gearbox.
Started with with the chassis rubbers losening all the mounts and then only realised we had to little rubbers for the amount of mounts because dad miscounted it by four. So we have to postpone because it is a waste of time to redo it again.
Then decided to attack the gearbox and all went smooth with taking it out and changing the t-seals and the crank seal, but...
When we had to start putting it all back together we had a slight hick-up. The new transfer box won't fit. So after hours of struggling and trying to figure it out. We left it because we had other commitments. But for a couple of jobs that should only have taken about 4-5 hrs, we were busy for about 7-8hrs.
Now there is another plan thrown up by my old man. Coz I can get a 2door Mk1 body and my old man said he'll help cover import costs for a KR 16V and then we run 45 DCOE's!!!!!
So I got this greyish Mk1 from a dude here in the ACT. Fella was pretty upset he had to let her go. But anyway, I finished work pretty early today and thought I might start on a few things. I took the battery tray out and waterbottle mount. Welded up some holes in the engine bay but DAMNNNN it is touchy in there. Need more practice but I will get there. Then started to attack the inside and ripped the carpet up, as far as I can see there is no floor rust which is good. But I am real worried about the hole in the firewall. But that I will attack once I have the engine out and a frame built to mount the body on. Here are some snap shots...
For a better ride, go WIDE!!!
VS Commodore V6 Berlina- FOR SALE
1979 Golf Mk1- http://www.vwwatercooled.com.au/foru...one-92128.html
You had everyones attention at the start their but You might be better of scratching the mk1 itch by doing a 16V conversion
and then planning a 4motion project after you get that gearbox in
Being so keen on mk1's myself it got frustrating not having a running mk1 to drive about in
whilst the project went on in the background year after year...
I only have 2 mk1's now a daily and the project.
Alas their is only so much time in the day
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