IMO I think an 89 with single rounds and maroon or green would be cool! I have
model kit with a 4 dr hanging around my garage somewhere lol!
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On Oct 26, 2012, at 11:20 AM, darner wrote:
> Gee, Matthew - are you maybe volunteering the General Li as an archetype for
> a model
Was that Jeremy clarkson at the end of the buyers guide video
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On Feb 18, 2013, at 12:59 PM, Larry Velez wrote:
> You guys are the few people in the world that might enjoy this video I ran
> across on Youtube. It pretty much focuses on the 16v (in the UK)
>
> Volkswagen Go
ut there.
Always keep the rubber down friends!
Mike Pelletier
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> On Jul 21, 2014, at 1:25 PM, Jack Simon wrote:
>
> A good pair of Vice grips on the soft line leading to the filter can easily
> be clamped. If you worry about the tool causing a problem on the rubb
Cool choice in car! I still miss mine.
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I'd be interested in seeing this although I gave up on my mk2 a very long time
ago before I sold it to Darner. These things still intrigue me and who knows
since I've moved out of the rust belt, maybe I could end up looking into one
again. It never hurts to learn new things.
Reg
Some great roads that I have traveled are:
Ca rt 74 "Ortega hwy" from Dana pt to lake Elsinore.
In NH the kangamangus hwy either direction
Hurricane mtn rd from 302 to 113
In Chicagoland IL rt. 25 from Oswego as far north as it goes.
Those are just a few I enjoyed.
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> On Ja
This use to happen to me in the field all the time. The socket that the grommet
came off of should still fit on it. Use that one to take the plug back out and
then get rid of the grommet and drop the plug back in the hole and use the
socket to tighten.
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> On Nov 27, 2016, a
