Practically Classics Forum

I wonder why it has earlier bumpers; possibly the earlier steel ones are easier (Possible even ) to repair and you can't get replacement plastic moulded ones, of the type used on later (Roughly late 78 on, if my memory serves me right) Mk 1 Golfs

Well observed - I missed that.

I guess it's to make it a little more "retro" looking. Nice car though, not over done like a lot of other Golfs of the same(ish) age.

this glorious triumph was in the same car park as the morris traveller yesturday.
it was gorgeous



kev

I saw a nice blue thing outside woolies trimmers today......no idea what it was.



I think it was one of these.

If it was like that blue one then it's an Austin A40 . . . . . . .

A thames trader, Beetle and couple of Rolls Royces.

That and a Herald, which is still in my garage...

seen this yesturday..actually it was in my garage after i had dragged it out of my dads garage. first time its been out since 1997.
still in decent condition but in the way so it must go

On my way to Matching Green (Essex) car show this morning, so there will be a long list (and photos) when i get back...

what a lovely old bike.

rich. wrote:what a lovely old bike.

yeah it is, going to be a lovely project for some1.

kev