1. front grille replace
2. heated seats diagnose no heat probelm and replace switch
3. air conditioning check to see if needs recharge
4. replace carpet
5. seat covers for all seats
6. adjust clutch
7. CV boot drivers side replace
8. Shocks all the way around
9. fill brake fluid
10. fill antifreeze
11. fix dent drivers door
12. fix scratch front bumper
13. replace trunk flooring cover
14. fix trunk side covers
15. replace rear side marker lens
16. clean wheels
17. replace hoses/belts as needed
18. add straps to boot cover to keep in place
19. clean headliner
20. clean all plastic pieces
21. replace passenger door handle
22. sell humongous dual 10 in subwoofer box and amp in trunk replace with 6x9 speakers
23. clean all windows inside/out
24. fix seats so they slide better
25. attach alarm horn so it is not flopping in the engine cab
26. clean floor mats
27. attach rear seat correctly
28. clean trunk area and area under rearseat.
29. add CH sticker (a must have for all VW's since the 86 GTI all VW's have been thus adorned)
30. replace door trim on drivers interior side
31. Fix seat belt on the passenger side so not twisted.
32. replace cigarettelighter
unt unt unt..................................
This is what I could remember from the time spent going over the car. There are likely many other things as yet to be discovered especially in the mechanical department. To be continued.
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1993 VW Cabriolet
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Extrem Car History
It all started at the age of 16 with the first car being a 1978 VW Rabbit diesel. This car was in mint condition and had just 7500 miles on it when it was purchased in 1984. This was the story of the car that the little old man drove 1x a week to keep it up. Since that time there have been a myriad of VW's that he come and gone including the following: 1986 GTI, 1990 Golf, 1997 Jetta GLS, 2002 Passat wagon and now the 1993 Cabriolet. I am thinking down the road a Beetle convertible with the 1.8 turbo would be a good one to have.
3 comments:
What about going back to the original wheels?
I think 29 should read.
Hand delivered, not torn, ripped or damaged in any way.
Swissmiss-
Ok I agree about the rims. The current rims are a bit ghetto for me and a pain to clean. The stock rims did come with the car but they are THRASHED. There are chunks of metal taken out of them. I don't even tink I can legitamately sell them and they will like end up in the garbage pile. I am on the lookout for some of the originals. The ones that came with are the teardrop style but there is a star design I like better I don't know the name. They look to be pretty spendy and hard to find.
Kashim- Yes I expect to have my CH sticker hand delivered direct from CH
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