Pretty on Ebay
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Pretty on Ebay
So I was just checkin out parts on Ebay and came across this pretty 95 White Cabi for sale ... current bid just $1025!! The interior looks great!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Volkswag ... 1631QQrdZ1
I want another one! It'd be soooo cool to own a Mk1 AND a Mk2!! giggle
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Volkswag ... 1631QQrdZ1
I want another one! It'd be soooo cool to own a Mk1 AND a Mk2!! giggle
-Tara
92 Jasmine Cabriolet
92 Jasmine Cabriolet
- kamzcab86
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Re: Pretty on Ebay
No such thing as a Mk2 Cabrio; that one there is a Mk3.DaisyDub wrote:I want another one! It'd be soooo cool to own a Mk1 AND a Mk2!! giggle
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While it's not offical, I like to think of the Digifart cabby's as MKII's, kinda like the way 83-88 rocco's are seen as MKII's.
Same chasis, slightly different body, but everything else was the same. Well, for the 8v's anyway.
Cabby's were slightly opposite. Same chasis, same body, somewhat different motor, much better FI and some different wiring to boot.
*shrug* I know it's not right, but it's just a point of view.
Same chasis, slightly different body, but everything else was the same. Well, for the 8v's anyway.
Cabby's were slightly opposite. Same chasis, same body, somewhat different motor, much better FI and some different wiring to boot.
*shrug* I know it's not right, but it's just a point of view.
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IMHO, the Mk2 'rocco has a completely different body than the Mk1, so "Mk2" is pretty appropriate for them. Since the Cabs had the same exact body for 14 years (bolt on body kit doesn't count as part of the body), Mk1 is still fitting, even for the Clipper-era Cabs; that's why the Brits simply call 'em "Mk1 Clipper"s.
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I think that the DIGI-farts rock........ MK1 all the way, is it my fault that they finally got the injection right in 90.....
But then again, I like all Mk1's save for the CIS, and CIS-e. CIS is from the Devil, the definite spawn of Satan.
But then again I thought that about most of my cars from time-to-time.
But then again, I like all Mk1's save for the CIS, and CIS-e. CIS is from the Devil, the definite spawn of Satan.
But then again I thought that about most of my cars from time-to-time.
Briano
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hey! i like CIS.I like all Mk1's save for the CIS, and CIS-e. CIS is from the Devil, the definite spawn of Satan
it's an awesome piece of antique automotive technology.
back when most of the cars were still running that big fuel leak they called a carburetor we had fuel injection!!
If you can't beat them, drop the top and pimp by 'em!
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85 Mercedes 500SEL grey market euro
Bunch of GM crap
In need of a VW lol
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- Frozen Guy in the Northern Country
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Heck. Thems is fightin' wordsBriano1234 wrote:
But then again, I like all Mk1's save for the CIS, and CIS-e. CIS is from the Devil, the definite spawn of Satan.
The CIS on my Topless Bunny has been just fine for the 20 years I've owned the car.
As for the Project Cabby, Except for some past owner (moron) cutting off and disposing of the electric connector for the Cold Start Valve. Runs fine.
Most folks around here don't call it Digi-F*$# for nothing.
Phil
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'87 Cabriolet, "Topless Bunny"
'88 Cabriolet, "Posh Bunny"
'04 Golf
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'69 Manx type Dune Buggy (New Toy)
Far off topic?
See how bad CIS is? It's able to take a thread about an innocent little white Cabrio that's totally oblivious to all things CIS and degenerate it totally!
Anyway, more CIS goodness, A shot I took the other day just because I have zero interest in such things, it's underhood on an '87 Silver Spur, 412 Cu in V8
mmm........ Injected, Continuously.
Anyway, more CIS goodness, A shot I took the other day just because I have zero interest in such things, it's underhood on an '87 Silver Spur, 412 Cu in V8
mmm........ Injected, Continuously.
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