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  • PVW Featured 1991 GTI VR6 in PA

    Although it pains me to do this, I really feel like I have lost interest in my GTi. I finished it just before H2O. Ever since then I have driven it sporatically but most of the time it just sits in the garage collecting dust. This car has had pretty much everything replaced on it, every seal, nut, bolt etc. It was stripped down from its original white and resprayed silver, this was done correctly with all seals removed along with the engine. I dont think you can even find any remaining white on this GTi. It has a LOT of rare and desirable parts to it which are expensive and difficult to find. This GTi was featured on the cover of the June 2004 issue of PVW, since owning it I have redone the interior and engine bay and a ton of other things which I will list below. My GTi has been well cared for and I hope the next owner does the same,you could probably get it featured in a magazine if you wanted to. I am located in South East PA.

    Body and Exterior
    Audi Door Handles
    Happich pop-out rear side windows with brand new seals
    Laminex Fogs and headlights
    Golf rallye smoked headlamps
    shaved front fender lights
    shaved rear emblem
    shaved rear squirter
    shaved rear wiper
    shaved hatch button
    non 3rd brake light w/hatch spoiler
    G60 wheel arches
    3pc schmidt modernlines the front 2 are brand new and the rears are in mint condition front 16x8, rear 16x9
    Hella smoked fog lights
    Dunlop SP sport tires with less than 500 miles on them
    16v lip spoiler
    custom oem badgless grille
    Full Audi silver (LY7M) Respray
    shaved engine bay
    shaved rad support
    MHW all red tail lights
    smoked turn signals


    Performance/Engine
    Turn2 rear motor mounts
    Solid Aluminum front motor mount
    22mm master brake cylinder
    H&R Ultra Low coilovers
    Neuspeed 25mm front sway bar
    Neuspeed 28mm rear sway bar
    Eibach flat cap upper stress bar
    Zimmerman slotted disks all around
    Borla muffler and SS exh system
    B&M short shifter
    Gruvenparts aluminum crack pipe
    Stainless ported out headers
    New smaller serpentine belt since power steering and ac are removed
    slim line fans
    Corrado thermostat plug cover
    stainless steel bolts thoughout the engine
    Engine was stripped and Painted gloss black along with all accessories
    mk4 strut caps
    chrome hood latch
    tucked wiring harnass
    Water pump with metal impeller
    Inline T Fitting for coolant
    VR6 engine cover
    Custom air intake pipe with built in MAF sensor
    Stainless Steel Header I had it ported out for better flow

    Interior:
    Complete Mk3 European dash
    Euro headlamp switch
    one touch electric windows
    B-pillar seat belts
    Audioscape door speaker panels W/map pockets
    Gti 16v floor mats
    batt gauge
    Momo Team wheel (300mm)
    Suede headliner
    porsche horn button
    Smoked dome light
    DE Shifter and boot
    DE E-brake
    Audi TT Black leather front seats
    battery located to rear
    Sunroof recovered in suede
    Mk3 rear leather seat
    black pleather gti doorcards

    Stereo:
    MB Quartz door speakers
    MB Quartz dash speakers
    MB Quartz tweeters
    MB Quartz crossover for all speakers
    Infinity 10" SUB
    4 channel Amplifier
    Alpine Head unit

    Recent Maintenance:
    New front brake pads and rotors
    New Wheel bearings
    New Ball joints
    Alignment done by local Porsche Performance shop
    a lot of gaskets and seals on the engine are also new
    I bought this engine which was rebuilt by bill schimmel (Full top to bottom rebuild) Currently it was 30,000ish miles on it and runs flawlessly.


    Im probably missing some stuff but you get the idea Price for this car is $14,500. I have well over 20K into this car. To make the car totally complete It needs two things, one is that the speedo does not work, all other guages do however. The second thing is the ground wire for the stereo has some feedback noise when the car revs higher. Fix the ground and it should be good to go. Pretty much everything in the car is in new condition. I can supply additional pics if needed. Below are ones that are fairly recent within the past month.










    excuse the filthy interior I hadn't had a chance to clean it up in these pics


  • #2
    up for nice car. mk2's ftw
    Originally posted by Jesus Christ
    he mustve enjoyed that bj.

    i know for a fact you chubby bitches could suck the air bubbles out of a brake line

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    • #3
      You know where I can get a pop out windows??? Thanks

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      • #4
        Car looks awesome. So clean!


        Originally posted by djchunga View Post
        You know where I can get a pop out windows??? Thanks
        I have a set of new Happich pop out windows for sale at the moment. But they are expensive.

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        • #5
          yeah these windows aren't cheap and they are not easy to come by

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