A little pickle

[Ben J]

Oh thought it was an e30 for some reason, not a 36, my votes now for the golf haha

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[sports racer]

may be I'm over 50 that's why I have that opinion.

I thought I was the only 50+ with a MK2 on this forum.

[RedMk2Gti]

I thought I was the only 50+ with a MK2 on this forum.

haha, you wouldn't know

[Browneye]

Hi fellow dubbers.

As you may or may not know I've decided that the golf is going on the road. I went to see Boris at volkscare yesterday for a roadworthy and it needs quite a few little things.

Anyway, to the point. Does anyone have a set of stockies with roadworthy tyres I could possibly borrow or perhaps buy? I really only need them for the next couple of weeks. Also, does anyone have a left hand side taillight lenses seeings that mine is cracked?

If either of these issues can be addressed it would be a huge help!

Cheers

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[Browneye]

Well it is my proud moment to tell you all that my little golf has successfully passed a roadworthy and is now cruisin the streets on a full rego!!!



For anyone wondering about where to take your car to get work done, look no further. Boris down at Volkscare is your man! The guy is a legend and charged me nothing for labour.

Now to start this build thread, even though I've already done 6 months work on the car with no photos

Keep in touch

[sports racer]

OK, I've waited 10 minutes and still no new pics .............

[sports racer]

And congrats on getting rego. With the old Golfs it can be a lot of hard work getting there.

Cheers

Paul





Be alert. Victoria needs more lerts.

[eri_12]

Well done! That rear bumper - so straight

[Water Boy]

Mate glad Boris helped you out. He is a top guy!

[Browneye]

So after cruising around all weekend and having a dandy old time we've encountered our first little problem.

It seems my ignition switch has died, or at least temporarily stopped working, resulting in the starter circuit being incomplete. I can still start the car by jumping the starter motor with a screw driver. I was just wondering how everyone else's is wired, because it appears the circuit goes straight through the switch, probably beyond its amp limit. Is it work putting a relay in so the switch doesn't experience such high currents? Or should I just replace it and be done with it? What is the best option? Let me have it