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If they were as heavily build as their name and styling suggest they'd require a truck license to drive.

Carnac wrote:The irony of course, is that they aren't really all that solid or heavy built.

Lol and the bus hasnt even changed its looks at the rear.
Did the driver survive?

My pride and joy! Unfortunately I had to sell this a while back, it broke my heart...

Nice Jabba! I am very weak about Golf, my first car

moxica wrote:Nice Jabba! I am very weak about Golf, my first car

Me too, best car on the planet FTW! Which model did you have?

jabba wrote:

moxica wrote:Nice Jabba! I am very weak about Golf, my first car

Me too, best car on the planet FTW! Which model did you have?

My favourite car is the Golf II Country. 4x4 raised carriage and rare as pixie dust.

Jabba it looks like a good one, with no damage/rust or anything else.
Did you do that? Or did somebody else fix it? Or was it just like this?

Thiel wrote:

jabba wrote:

moxica wrote: My favourite car is the Golf II Country. 4x4 raised carriage and rare as pixie dust.

Unrelated but I am looking for a 4th gen Bora with 4Motion. I understand they're fairly rare but do exist, and unlike the "country" they're not raised, which is specifically what I'm looking for.

jabba wrote:Me too, best car on the planet FTW! Which model did you have?

I had a 1977 Golf 1.6 1st generation it was brown and insanely rusty. I gave it a total body makeover after a couple of months when I thought I could drive just as good as any world champion in racing. I ended up 30 meter into the forest upside down and with a broken leg and lots of bruises

My beautiful 300hp 2006 Ford Mustang GT.
I love this car, never going to sell it!