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    Is this worth buying?

    I'm interested in this car. Anyone know it's history or whether it's a good buy?

    http://www.carpoint.com.au/used-car/...sn7095204.aspx


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    I saw that car a year or 2 ago and the paint was not very good at that point. Doubt it has improved.

    Overpriced IMO.
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    For that price range (around $6000) which MK2 GTI doesn't have bad paint? As long as it doesn't have rust.

    Nice wheels, body kit and a years rego set it apart from the other MK2's on the market although The Scotsman's 2 litre might also be an option depending on how much work I need to do.

    Or I stick with my original plan and put a 1.8 into my Polo but the opportunity to get back into a GTI is a lot more appealing.

    Cheers

    Paul

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    Wasnt DVR68U selling his vr6mk2 for 6k. That would be a better buy IMO. If the paint is bad it might just need a good cut an polish but i dont think that it would make to much difference as the car still looks nasty. For 6k i would expect there to be perfect paint though.

    Funny how the number of mk2s released keeps droping, 300 to 250 to 200 and now 150 haha.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sports racer View Post
    For that price range (around $6000) which MK2 GTI doesn't have bad paint? As long as it doesn't have rust.

    Nice wheels, body kit and a years rego set it apart from the other MK2's on the market although The Scotsman's 2 litre might also be an option depending on how much work I need to do.

    Or I stick with my original plan and put a 1.8 into my Polo but the opportunity to get back into a GTI is a lot more appealing.

    Cheers

    Paul
    for that price range I'd be hoping the paint was like a mirror mate, personally i think it looks too much like a done up corolla than a clean gti, better off going for something original without the boyracer look, then some subtle mods to make it abit of a sleeper. but everyone has their own taste

    Dan

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    That 'bodykit' is nasty as hell imo. Has he stuck a mk3 front lip under the rear bumper? And what are those door handles?

    I just sold my mk2 for $2600 and the paint was fine. For $6000 I'd want something with a lot more than some cheap stuck on bits.

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    Yeah its not pretty mate. There is a respray thread on here from when the original owner painted it 4 years ago in his backyard. I couldn`t find it then tho....
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    Selling it because his finance is pregnant...first time for everything.

    satanstoenail is right, VR lip on the back, interesting mod.
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    OK, I'll go back to my original plan and modify my 97 Polo. With a 1.8 Golf motor it will have a better power/weight ratio than the GTI MK2 but none of the street cred.

    I'll still keep an eye out for an old GTI though.

    Paul

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    MK2 for sale

    Hey i've got a Mk2 GTi for sale.. If you go to the MK2 threads you might find my listing... "Mk2 GTi for sale" posted yesterday... It's an unfinished project with a ton of work and money already spent. No photo's up as yet but can take a few and email if you are keen.

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