Hello

[Perry]

I'm new and just about to buy a 182 (well depending on finance). If I don't get this then I'll probably end up with a 172.

No pics as yet though, currently driving a mk2 Golf GTi 16v.

 

[Naith]

hello perry

 

[daviebroon]

howdy. The 16v's aren't slow either!

You'll love the 1*2 in comparison though.

 

[Fletcher]

Welcome to CS.

 

[Perry]

howdy. The 16v's aren't slow either!

Just twenty years old though!

At the moment I just can't be bothered to be underneath it every weekend fixing it. I love the car and have enjoyed owning it, but ideally something like mine should be kept for weekends/trackdays and something to mess about on, not an everyday runabout - though it's never let me down in about 14 months and done a couple of two hundered plus mile trips.

Must say the brakes on the 182 I've been driving are much better than the old Golfs, they actually work

Cheers for the replies lads.

 

[Pettsi]

Welcome!

 

[Perry]

Just a quick photo of the old girl from behind

Sorry for posting German cars on your forum mind, been on one or two before and know other marques can have mixed receptions. However I'm a fan of quite a few cars and when they last 15+ years, nomatter what the model I feel you have to pay respect! :approve:

 

[Naith]

and pay it i will, all u need in that is some old skool bucket seats and a cage then i would be nursin a semi

like that

 

[Perry]

and pay it i will, all u need in that is some old skool bucket seats and a cage then i would be nursin a semi

like that

If I had a garage I'd keep it, strip it out and use it for track days and do what you said.

So many people are doing that with mk 2 Golf's it's unreal. And to be honest it would be much better value (and more remeberable) than what I normally do on my weekends

 

[Becca]

Welcome!

 

[Gibbo41]

Willkommen mein englisch Bekannter Im nicht Deutsch wiederum.
Yeh thats the only Germany I know.