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Gayest Car On Earth (Or Close To It) P.S. No Offence To Gay Community

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golf ute is basically a golf caddy.

 

troy, got a mate with a mk1 who was wondering where you got your coilovers from?

Seen a soft top N12 exa today, thought of this thread :P

These Golfs were immensely popular in South Africa, where they were made from when I was living there in 1974 until 2009!! So some guys have spent their whole working life on the assembly line in Port Elizabeth just making Mk1 Golfs!

 

They kept making them as a dirt-cheap new car alongside the Mk2 and later Golfs, just as Nissan made Datsun 1200 bakkies (utes) until a year or two back.

 

Naturally there is stacks of info and aftermarket parts to make them fly over there, so if you want to wind it up chase the South African websites.

haha awsome little car tooks really tough with the superlites, minus the fender mirrors and its awsome

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haha awesome threads

 

 

Jeep Wrangler or Nissan Micra soft top.

 

Hands down fruitiest.

 

That Golf is cool as, would be mad as a ute like you said.

 

Would of been a mad ute but alas is sold.

 

golf ute is basically a golf caddy.

 

troy, got a mate with a mk1 who was wondering where you got your coilovers from?

 

eBay my man, US ebay that it. Dirt cheap. And as far as i know caddy's weren't released in aus?

nah caddys werent released in aus. deffs a chill lil car.

 

and thanks for the info

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