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8v tuning project - 158 HP (On for paint!)

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2,0 AGG conversion, G60 PG

Tackled the headlining - the sound deadening just fell apart - quite a messy job :)


Also wirebrushed the hood before paint.
The sealing has done its job, but 35 years has taken its toll. Removed all surface rust and sprayed it with rust primer.


 

Job well done - treated myself to a Monkey47 G&T this evening ;)


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1982 - Mk1 Golf 2.0 AGG 8v - 158 HP / 202 NM

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Hurtig said

Tackled the headlining - the sound deadening just fell apart - quite a messy job :)


Also wirebrushed the hood before paint.
The sealing has done its job, but 35 years has taken its toll. Removed all surface rust and sprayed it with rust primer.

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This is something I've been meaning to do to my original bonnet for ages. It's great to see original panels reused.  :thumbs:

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The car is still at the workshop for sorting out the rot at the rear stonepanel, but should move for paint soon.


The vehicle is actually getting painted at the paintshop of the local Volkswagen Dealership just outside of Copenhagen. Doesn't get more OEM than that ;)

Color: LA3A Mars Red


 Also got my new Cup Kit with Bilstein dampers, bump stops and Eibach springs. The old rubbish coilovers will be binned after 7 years of service. 


The Eibach spring will lower approximately 35mm to 40mm - I am a bit worried that this will not be enough.
Really look forward to see this in the flesh :)


Also received clip kit from eBay for frontgrill and sidetrim.

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1982 - Mk1 Golf 2.0 AGG 8v - 158 HP / 202 NM

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Lhasa2008 said

Hurtig said

Tackled the headlining - the sound deadening just fell apart - quite a messy job :)


Also wirebrushed the hood before paint.
The sealing has done its job, but 35 years has taken its toll. Removed all surface rust and sprayed it with rust primer.


This is something I've been meaning to do to my original bonnet for ages. It's great to see original panels reused.  :thumbs:




It is quite a satisfying job - and not too terrible to do :)

I can only recommend it for some "winter therapy" ;)

1982 - Mk1 Golf 2.0 AGG 8v - 158 HP / 202 NM

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Melted my Mastercard at Werk34 and received many shiny new parts :D

- Frontbumper
- Rear bumper
- GTI arches
- GTI a-pillar trims
- Complete new carpet
- Complete headlining in black
- WOB mats
- 5 speed Golfball knob
- 7 piece GTI decal set
- 6 piece black trimlist set
- Hood lock
- Scuttle tray
- Frontstrut bearings for the Bilstein setup
- Wiper spindle grommets
- Rear boot nozzle 
- Plastic holder for bonnet holder
- Metal license plate holder in front 
- Green gearbox lid (5-speed)
- Orange Side indicators
- Orange front indicators
- GTI front spoiler
- Volkswagen rear badge
- Misc plastic parts & stickers 
- Black door handles & new rubbers
- Black mirrors for both sides
- Boot rubbers (both)
- Windshield rubber
Plenty more ..

1982 - Mk1 Golf 2.0 AGG 8v - 158 HP / 202 NM

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1982 - Mk1 Golf 2.0 AGG 8v - 158 HP / 202 NM

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1982 - Mk1 Golf 2.0 AGG 8v - 158 HP / 202 NM

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Any updates on this project?

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Looking Good! Keep at it… its like the long march - one step at a time… but when its done its done.

Happy days  :thumbs:

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liking that engine setup.

New parts is always best part of doing car rebuild.

Madone with the two Cabs 82 (UK RHD) and 85 (US LHD) (92 sold)

 

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1FDE0315-0F8C-4D34-A031-48F26E4493DE.jpeg 6F30534A-7AE6-4889-8E4F-A903755820E1.jpeg Got the seats back from the trimmer - absolutely love, love, love them :wub:

1982 - Mk1 Golf 2.0 AGG 8v - 158 HP / 202 NM

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And got the car painted in Mars Red LA3A   :wub:This summer I will finally get to drive it and enjoy it again. Hit me summer  :cool: F61B19CC-8C62-4E0D-B50B-7ECA0458BD7F.jpeg 1E68CE05-7611-4E30-8C65-16E245831B1E.jpeg 468D8BA5-4FE8-440F-BEAC-3FA23F19AF7C.jpeg

1982 - Mk1 Golf 2.0 AGG 8v - 158 HP / 202 NM

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Gorgeous!  :thumbs:

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Hey Hurtig..

I'm doing almost the same to my cabrio, just with a APK x-flow head from a Bora.
Where did you get those dizzy adapters and block off plates? Cant find anything about it when i search tsr adapter kit 🤦‍♂️

Fedt bygge, hĺber at se den ude i virkeligheden ;-)

Standard……ish
Current cars

Golf mk1 cabriolet 1,6 1983
Vento vr6t 551hp, new setup pending
Skoda Octavia mk1 RS 215hp

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Just read your post! Great work, really nice to see something different and wow those last pics and the car looks great in paint. Good work!!
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