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  1. #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by RedMk2Gti View Post
    Mk1 is light enough, no need to lose weight
    you sure about that...

    its amazing how much you can lighten you mk1.
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    clark rubber is where i go for underlay......
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    I used newspaper in my Mk2

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    I've got one in ok condition, you can have it if you can figure out postage/transport from VIC

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    just a word of warning about sourcing backyard solutions or adlibbing with what you have (eg: newspapers etc.) Remember that most of the materials used in a car (even as old as the first Mk1's) may be fire resistant or have fire prevention properties.

    I would suggest avoiding any material you feel might increase the likelihood of fire spreading inside the cabin. Yes there is fuel and/or oil and/or sparks in the engine bay and/or under the back seat, but these are exterior to the cabin. Newspaper is side the cabin as underlay might not be too fire resistant.
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    I used some super lightweight foam panels from reverse garbage in brisbane. $5 for enough to get all my carpets fitting right.

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