Cheap MK4 R32 in Deep blue Pearl

**golfgti101** · 07-05-2013, 08:34 AM

i asked him to send a photo of the right hand rear quarter. he didn't.
it's been relisted after people have come out to see it.. sounds like it isn't too flash of a repair...

**dubstyle** · 07-05-2013, 06:24 PM

There is now a pic of the rear 3/4 on ebay. All his other pics are sparkly and clean. this one is filthy.. Im not an expert but in this pic the boot doesnt look closed properly and the tail light seems to be sitting in further than it should.

tell tale signs of a shoddy repair if they cant even line up the tail lights correctly.

**dubster99** · 07-05-2013, 06:44 PM

Hes going to have to giv it away at this rate

**mitch750** · 07-05-2013, 07:15 PM

hmmm, i looked closer to the photos, look at the one where u can see in through the boot..

i wonder if those rear seats are just not clicked in properly or its mangled like that.

also its kind of all off balance.. the parcel shelf supports dont even sit right. meh someone offer him 8K for the trolls see what he says

**2000MN** · 08-05-2013, 08:18 AM

Originally Posted by mitch750

hmmm, i looked closer to the photos, look at the one where u can see in through the boot..

i wonder if those rear seats are just not clicked in properly or its mangled like that.

also its kind of all off balance.. the parcel shelf supports dont even sit right. meh someone offer him 8K for the trolls see what he says

I'd say seat isn't clipped in properly. The rear seats were all intact post accident & the hatch opened closed properly also. If it's crap now, it'll be due to poor alignment and as said a dodge cut & shut, which I've heard to be the case earlier in the peace.

FYI he paid $5,500 for the wreck...

**The One** · 08-05-2013, 06:31 PM

Originally Posted by 2000MN

I'd say seat isn't clipped in properly. The rear seats were all intact post accident & the hatch opened closed properly also. If it's crap now, it'll be due to poor alignment and as said a dodge cut & shut, which I've heard to be the case earlier in the peace.

FYI he paid $5,500 for the wreck...

$5500, jesus that's abit hefty!

**Big_M** · 08-05-2013, 07:17 PM

Might have been cheaper to strip it for spares than rebuild it. Might have made more cashola.

**dylan8** · 08-05-2013, 07:20 PM

Originally Posted by The One

$5500, jesus that's abit hefty!

motor, gear box, brakes, seats and a few other bits and pieces wouldn't be too far behind that price if in good condition and sold separately... so maybe not too bad?