Post a picture of your car here, part 3 (Quote A Photo, GET A 24 HOUR BAN!!!)

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einheisserschre wrote: »

Shouldn't they have a masters edition golf instead of the polo!! :pac:

The "Masters" package is a package of extras available here on the Polo, Golf, Passat and Sharan, what's in the package varies from model to model.

For the Polo it currently consists of:

Tyre pressure monitoring;
Rear seat backrest detachable and folding (60/40)
Easy-entry, for easier entry-level (2-door)
Electric windows back (with 4-door)
Trip computer
Chrome Details of the interior
Cooled glovebox
Air conditioning, climatic
Leather steering wheel, 3-spoke
RCD 310 radio with CD player 4 x 20 W and two extra speakers behind
Fabric upholstery "Fonzie"
Gear knob and handbrake grip in leather
Chrome slats in the radiator grille
Painted door handles and door mirror backs
15 inch alloy wheel "Lakeside"

It lists at about €1200. Linky (in Swedish)

As far as I can see almost all of the new style Polos here are supplied with this package, I can't remember ever seeing a poverty model Polo running on steel rims.

Compton

Do-more wrote: »

The "Masters" package is a package of extras available here on the Polo, Golf, Passat and Sharan, what's in the package varies from model to model.

For the Polo it currently consists of:

Tyre pressure monitoring;
Rear seat backrest detachable and folding (60/40)
Easy-entry, for easier entry-level (2-door)
Electric windows back (with 4-door)
Trip computer
Chrome Details of the interior
Cooled glovebox
Air conditioning, climatic
Leather steering wheel, 3-spoke
RCD 310 radio with CD player 4 x 20 W and two extra speakers behind
Fabric upholstery "Fonzie"
Gear knob and handbrake grip in leather
Chrome slats in the radiator grille
Painted door handles and door mirror backs
15 inch alloy wheel "Lakeside"

It lists at about €1200. Linky (in Swedish)

As far as I can see almost all of the new style Polos here are supplied with this package, I can't remember ever seeing a poverty model Polo running on steel rims.

amazing spec, especially the leather handbrake grip and the 'fonzie' upholstery

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shblob wrote: »

amazing spec, especially the leather handbrake grip and the 'fonzie' upholstery

Where would ya be without 'fonzie' upholstery indeed!

Matt Simis

Our Alfa 156 2.4JTD on newly refurbed alloys, thanks to Octane.ie:

qz

156 SW is probably the best looking estate ever made. E39 a close second.

robbie_998

These were just taking without much consideration just to show the bro what i had gotten

i will take more pics in a more scenic place and at proper angles when i get the chance and post them in the thread here again !

just on a side not i actually reverse into my garden all the time now !











again sorry for the location and bad angles but i will get more ASAP !

but hey not bad for a first car huh ? :pac:

rusty_racer94

^^
Nice car at your age!

Matt Simis

qz wrote: »

156 SW is probably the best looking estate ever made. E39 a close second.

Nah the 159 SW is a close second..

L-M

:eek: Jesus Matt those wheels have completely transformed my opinion of that car! Fecking hell they loook sweeet!

EPM

Matt, that cat is looking savage. Nicest wheela fr a 156 IMO.

eljono

Matt Simis wrote: »

Our Alfa 156 2.4JTD on newly refurbed alloys, thanks to Octane.ie:
http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g136/mattsimis/Alfa%20156/9fc7aded.jpg

The new wheels make a massive difference, looks great.

robbie_998

Thank you for the thanks and comment... i am proud of her and will look after her as she will me !

As promised , more pics

now i have to apologize for the crummy iPhone picture quality ! :pac:

Mister Jingles

Is it only certain models that have the twin triangle shaped exhaust ?

robbie_998

Mister Jingles wrote: »

Is it only certain models that have the twin triangle shaped exhaust ?

yeah i think theres 2 or 3 different versions of the 1.4 that i have and 1.8 than have the triangular exhausts as an extra.... but then again its only a small bit of metal bent into shape of a triangle

i still have two exhausts and theres no noise difference and the likes

same for the front fogs !

other than that the only extras are folding mirrors and sat nav and leather seats !

Mister Jingles

robbie_998 wrote: »

yeah i think theres 2 or 3 different versions of the 1.4 that i have and 1.8 than have the triangular exhausts as an extra.... but then again its only a small bit of metal bent into shape of a triangle

i still have two exhausts and theres no noise difference and the likes

same for the front fogs !

other than that the only extras are folding mirrors and sat nav and leather seats !

I see Saw one in front of me earlier and it just caught my eye. The dash in them looks great I think. Only thing that puts me off is where the gearstick is. Cracking looking car though.

robbie_998

Mister Jingles wrote: »

I see Saw one in front of me earlier and it just caught my eye. The dash in them looks great I think. Only thing that puts me off is where the gearstick is. Cracking looking car though.

dash is amazing looking alright... great car all round i say.

when i got home i had to move the oul lads 98 vectra out of my way and oh god...... i actually lost the ability to drive that car and that used to be my regular car ! i just cant do it anymore ! :pac:

the gearstick is actually nicely placed if you rest your arm on the center console because you can leave your arm there and change gear without moving it and without much effort at all. really quite comfortable. but sure we're all different

i know the slightly older civic had the gearstick coming right out of the dash just under the radio very high up.... that one was a lil strange alright.

Sheeps

Its a beautiful car. I used to drive my mothers '06 silver 1.4 civic, but the red really looks fantastic.

El Guapo!

Just got my car back from Detailer.ie and thought I'd finally get round to taking a few pics. I'd highly recommend going to detailer. Top notch work!

Voodoomelon

Very nice, what work did you opt for? And get some petrol!

El Guapo!

Voodoomelon wrote: »

Very nice, what work did you opt for? And get some petrol!

I got the offer that was on CityDeals a while back and only got around to getting it done today. It was the "Paint Protection Detail"
The paint was starting to look a bit faded and grey in places and the work done really brought the black shine back out again. I'm chuffed with it.

And that petrol light is almost a permanent feature in my car! :pac:

Ardennes1944

My yoke after a quick wax today. no sponges were used this time dont worry.

Greyfoot

Since my current car is in no state to take even a half a decent picture of it I decided to post a couple of my previous one.
She is an unmolested example of the latest series with original paintwork and 100k on the clock.





Needless to say, I miss her every day...:(

Gers_punto

Gers_punto

MetzgerMeister

^^ Gers punto ain't really a punto

Ardennes1944

is that suspension on the leon hard? are they 16's?

Gers_punto

Deutschlandfürimmer7 wrote: »

is that suspension on the leon hard? are they 16's?

no there 17s, it has standard seat sport suspension in it and to be fair i dont find them any harder than the last car i had with uprated suspension

Hal1

Dean09 wrote: »

Just got my car back from Detailer.ie and thought I'd finally get round to taking a few pics. I'd highly recommend going to detailer. Top notch work!

Is that a monkey in a bowler hat air freshener? :pac:
Car looks stunning btw.

EPM

Gers_punto wrote: »

no there 17s, it has standard seat sport suspension in it and to be fair i dont find them any harder than the last car i had with uprated suspension

Is it an R or S model? Does it have the Sport Up pack (not the BTCC kit pack as thats just bodykit and exhausts)? I had the S model with the sport up pack (sports rear shocks and 17's) and found it back breaking.

Gary ITR

EPM wrote: »

Is it an R or S model? Does it have the Sport Up pack (not the BTCC kit pack as thats just bodykit and exhausts)? I had the S model with the sport up pack (sports rear shocks and 17's) and found it back breaking.

But you're an old man