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PM me and I’ll send pictures of the car from when I owned it .

Great car. I wish I could buy it back! I see you floating around Kidderminster every now and again, car looks great!

Mark

Car now sold. My Stormsheild + and official Audi interior cover are still available...

Will consider SENSIBLE offers.

Which dealer was it out of interest?

Still for sale, wheels have now been acid dipped and powder coated. Now on Autotrader at a higher price... £20,000 is more than fair!

You need to get the ownership "details" replaced on VMS. (Volkswagen Management System, it's a universal system and you can search via reg or VIN) Head to your local dealer with your logbook and get them to change it, once this is done you'll be able to see the "work" carried out on the car, assumin...

Fun and games wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 06, 2017 3:31 pm

She thinks it looks a bit boy racer, maybe a divorce would solve the issue?

Don't know of many Boy Racers with a German 4.2l V8... Maybe a 1.2 16v Corsa

Fun and games wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 06, 2017 3:02 pm

Yours is priced perfectly, it's just persuading the mrs that she does actually love sprint blue

That seems like quite an easy negotiation! I had to Marry Mine

Yep, that's a strong asking price for sure!

Very situational unfortunatley! Any help would be appreciated

Fun and games wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 06, 2017 8:17 am

Hi, thanks, i was hoping for a lower mileage example, looks nice and tidy though so I'm sure it won't hang around for long.

Makes mine look like the bargain of the century...

Bump, still for sale!

From the parts list it doesn't look like they've replaced the gearbox selector forks... if your finding the change not to be as direct, it could be that there has been wear on the forks themselves..? This would explain why 1/2/3 aren't great if the vehicle has spent a lot of time on short journeys. ...

I am using a Specialised covers StormShield +. Pictures in my for sale post.

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Cooler is great on long journeys. Used mine loads in LeMans as well as the arm rest. It does get in the way of changing gear... but so does traffic...