My MK2 Jetta daily driver project.
Posted: Sep Fri 11, 2009 4:27 pm
Just dragged the Jetta home. Pictures and intentions up soon. It is going to replace my Subaru hopefully next year.
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My MK2 Jetta daily driver project.
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Re: My MK2 Jetta daily driver project.
Posted: Sep Fri 11, 2009 4:56 pm
You forgot to mention that it was dragged by a TDI
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You'll like it!Re: My MK2 Jetta daily driver project.
Posted: Sep Fri 11, 2009 5:43 pm
He has a MK2 Trev, you're old one haha.
Re: My MK2 Jetta daily driver project.
Posted: Sep Fri 11, 2009 6:10 pm
very nice! cant wait to see pics!
Re: My MK2 Jetta daily driver project.
Posted: Sep Fri 11, 2009 6:19 pm
Yep, it was a fun car............. good memories.Checkers wrote:He has a MK2 Trev, you're old one haha.
Re: My MK2 Jetta daily driver project.
Posted: Sep Fri 11, 2009 9:11 pm
her are some pics.
Needs some work but overall in good shape.
Needs some work but overall in good shape.
Re: My MK2 Jetta daily driver project.
Posted: Sep Fri 11, 2009 9:20 pm
It's already got snowflakes on it, so you are good to go!
Re: My MK2 Jetta daily driver project.
Posted: Sep Fri 11, 2009 9:23 pm
looks clean. 
Re: My MK2 Jetta daily driver project.
Posted: Sep Fri 11, 2009 10:58 pm
looks clean.. needs a good wash thou 
Re: My MK2 Jetta daily driver project.
Posted: Sep Sat 12, 2009 6:21 am
The body and interior are pretty darn clean. I didn't find any dents on the roof. There are some on the body but nothing too scary. The front bumper cover needs to be replaced. It started right up once we put the fuel pump in it. Didn't drive it home due to the fact it was leaking gas right onto the exhaust from the fuel rail. I want to clean up the body and respray the car, replace all suspension bushings, wheel bearings put rear disks on it(any one have a set that will work on it?), overhaul the motor, rip out all emissions crap, some sport sprigs, and a nice set of summer wheels(use the snow flakes for winter) I want it to be comfortable, reliable, and to get good gas mileage.