At last, a dry day. Perect for a clean up!

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At last, a dry day. Perect for a clean up!

Post by ecain63 » Sun Dec 13, 2009 1:48 pm

Well seeing as today has been the first really dry day for about a month its only right that we get out and clean the old girls before they get a strop on and seek revenge by breaking down.


Washed with Turtle shampoo and conditioner, towel dried (great on the windscreens) and then waxed.

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Can't believe how good Daytona looks on this car. Still fresh and up to date.

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Cleaned the interior. Natural leather needs alot of care, it goes a funny light colour if it gets too dried out.

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Seats sucked more cream than a Bangkok lady-boy.

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Still really impressed with the Pioneer install.

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Still going strong at 88k. Had a massive service recently inc gearbox so there is plenty more in her yet.

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Off down to TidyVAG (local group meet) this avo so might get some more pics up later.

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Post by HYFR » Sun Dec 13, 2009 4:05 pm

looking fantastic mate
love the daytona + optics and the wheels look superb

The interior looks mint also, love the piano black

She looks like shes done 28k not 88k, and best she drives like it too

Just goes to show the build quality on these things

I seriously think Audi went way past the mark on this car, its amazing

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Post by sonny » Sun Dec 13, 2009 5:19 pm

Agree looks truly amazing esp for a car of that average mileage, and you right, Daytona is a good colour, the best thing about this paint, is that the surroundings can effect the way it looks, esp if its clear day.
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RE: At last, a dry day. Perect for a clean up!

Post by stumpyrs4 » Sun Dec 13, 2009 5:27 pm

Purrrrrrtty
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Re: At last, a dry day. Perect for a clean up!

Post by Shoppinit » Sun Dec 13, 2009 6:50 pm

ecain63 wrote:Can't believe how good Daytona looks on this car. Still fresh and up to date.
Agree. But then I would ;)

ecain63 wrote:Still really impressed with the Pioneer install.
Did you see my thread on steering wheel integration for aftermarket head units?

http://www.pac-audio.com/productDetails ... egoryID=29
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Post by rst7mbo » Sun Dec 13, 2009 7:28 pm

it never ceases to amaze me how many people still wash their own cars when you can get it done for about £3.50 on every street corner these days!

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Post by darrenswift » Sun Dec 13, 2009 8:45 pm

rst7mbo wrote:it never ceases to amaze me how many people still wash their own cars when you can get it done for about £3.50 on every street corner these days!
LOL

I'm the ONLY person who's ever going wash my pride and joy ;-)

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I've seen the damage some of those cheap carwash companies can do. I'd go mental if my car got scratched by anyone :evil:
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Post by HYFR » Sun Dec 13, 2009 8:54 pm

yeah those £3.50 jobbies are ok on your run arounds but not the Beast's !

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Post by ecain63 » Sun Dec 13, 2009 9:17 pm

I get huge pleasure out of washing my car. If i do it myself then i know it gets done properly.

Thanks for the love guys, she really is a top car!
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MRC custom map with TCU.
Miltek Resonated.
Hi Flow filters.
Piano inserts with natural leather.
19" 'Plus' (Grey) rims.
Pioneer Avic-D3 (to replace RNS-D) inc DVD, Nav, Ipod Movies, Bluetooth and much more.

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Post by HYFR » Sun Dec 13, 2009 9:30 pm

[quote="ecain63"]I get huge pleasure out of washing my car. If i do it myself then i know it gets done properly.
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same here...I get to do it without grief as I do my girlfriends at the same time and make that look like new again :oops:

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Post by stumpyrs4 » Sun Dec 13, 2009 9:39 pm

Ditto.
But I wash mine weekly and hers monthly...

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Post by woodlum » Sun Dec 13, 2009 10:08 pm

Car looks great, so much so I just had to go out and wash mine (Daytona too) in the dark!

Missus thinks I'm nuts but at least I've not had to watch the X-factor final!!

Whats that think attached to the top of your windscreen on the drivers side, is it something to do with your Roadangel?

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Post by ecain63 » Sun Dec 13, 2009 10:24 pm

Yeah its an amplified gps reciever (from the states). Made by Glisons. Much quicker at picking up GPS signals than standard aerials. I have an athermic windscreen on the car so i have to have seperate external aerial as it wont pick anything up inside. It also has a splitter so that it can recieve for both the sat nav and the road angel. Good piece of kit.
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Bilstein PSS9's - bloody amazing.
275 Vreds.
MRC custom map with TCU.
Miltek Resonated.
Hi Flow filters.
Piano inserts with natural leather.
19" 'Plus' (Grey) rims.
Pioneer Avic-D3 (to replace RNS-D) inc DVD, Nav, Ipod Movies, Bluetooth and much more.

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Post by woodlum » Sun Dec 13, 2009 11:15 pm

ah I see!
Was that windscreen a factory option or did you have it fitted?
How do you know if you have one, never used my Garmin in the car as nav's built in.

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Post by ecain63 » Sun Dec 13, 2009 11:31 pm

It was fitted when they changed the screen in march. Factory fit was just regular glass.
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'03 Daytona Grey RS6 Avant.
Bilstein PSS9's - bloody amazing.
275 Vreds.
MRC custom map with TCU.
Miltek Resonated.
Hi Flow filters.
Piano inserts with natural leather.
19" 'Plus' (Grey) rims.
Pioneer Avic-D3 (to replace RNS-D) inc DVD, Nav, Ipod Movies, Bluetooth and much more.

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