1984 Volkswagen Rabbit Gti 16 Valve, Blue on 2040-cars
Buffalo, New York, United States
Car is not running. This car is for a MK1 enthusiast. I've run out of time for this project. I have well over $3,000 invested in this. Many additional parts. NEW PARTS: Rebuilt Long Block New Bilstein Sport Suspension with H&R Lowering Springs New Front Brakes, Pads & Roters Rebuilt Calipers New Rear Brakes, New Shoes, Springs & Drums New E Brake Cables New Bosch Alternator New Bosch Starter New Bosch Ignition Coil New Bosch Fuel Pump & Relay Switch New Fuel & Brake Lines New Battery New Radiator Polyurethane Motor Mounts Rear Sway Bar Rebuilt Shift Kit with Weighted Throw Arm & Short Shifter MK4 Galactic Blue Exterior Paint looks amazing MK1 Blue with Red Pin Stripe Interior, all door cards perfect condition, slight tear in driver seat. Euro Bumpers New Euro Side Mirrors New Hella Westmoreland GTI Tail Lights!!! (Impossible to find) Alpine Head Unit with Aux, 200 Watt Amp With 10 Inch Sub Stainless Steel Euro Sport Racing Header with Catback Exhaust Added bonus sunroof does not leak! I ran out of time for this project, basically all it needs is some attention to the wiring and you will have a solid MK1. Car has never been in an accident. I have kept it in a garage for the last 7 years. Doors hang straight. Some rust only on Rear Valance. Glass has been replaced with new seals. One key for the vehicle. This car has been a labor of love and worth every penny. Call Chris for more info 716-866-1451 |
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Take a listen to the Volkswagen ID 3 and Koenigsegg Jesko
Sun, Dec 15 2019What could better demonstrate our diametric vehicular future than sound clips of the Volkswagen ID 3 and the Koenigsegg Jesko? Battery-electric vehicles don't make enough noise on their own, so VW partnered with composer Leslie Mandoki for the legally-mandated Acoustic Vehicle Alerting System (AVAS) that warns pedestrians and cyclists of the EV's presence. Mandoki — a German-Hungarian who once played drums in a Euro disco band called Dschinghis Khan — was asked to come up with a sound for the ID 3 that VW said "defines its identity," "radiates safety and the promise of effortless mobility," and that "must also impress with its unique character." The definition of the ID 3's single-motor, 201-horsepower character is this: Occupants and people around the hatch can hear the sound as the car accelerates to 18.6 mph, and when reversing. At higher speeds, the sound of wind resistance and tire noise takes over. As our library of AVAS tones grows, it's clear that EVs will provide a soundscape as varied as that of internal combustion engines. Here, for instance, is the industrial thrum used as the Karma Revero GT's pedestrian warning: And here is the sci-fi soaring from the BMW Vision M Next, as composed by Hans Zimmer: At the other end of the aural chamber, we have the Koenigsegg Jesko. In this case, the composer is a 5.0-liter twin-turbo V8 running on a bio-ethanol E85 blend that's almost suitable for IndyCar, powering the engine up to 1,600 horsepower. Output on pump gas will be 'only' 1,281 hp. The Swedish automaker released a clip of the exhaust note of a car in progress inside the Angelhom factory. Here's what we can look forward to: This content is hosted by a third party. To view it, please update your privacy preferences. Manage Settings. All these sounds have a place at the table, even if we'd prefer Karma booked some time with a producer and an Autotune session. To paraphrase Sesame Street, though, one of these sounds is definitely not like the other.
Get ready to Camino-ize your fourth-generation VW Jetta with this kit
Tue, 05 Aug 2014Inexpensive, small pickup trucks used to be everywhere in the US, whether they were from Japanese brands like Datsun or Toyota, the truly weird Subaru Brat or even from Europe with the Volkswagen Caddy based on the Golf. These days that market has completely disappeared, but if you're willing to pick up some tools to build your own, there's a company out there bringing the Caddy back as a kit for the Jetta.
Mark Smith knows a thing about building a vehicle at home. He has over two decades in the DIY-car business as a co-founder of Local Motors and the company that became Factory Five Racing. His latest venture is Smyth Performance and already offers a mid-engine, VW-based kit called the G3F. His new product, though, started as a fluke. "I just wanted a shop truck," said Smith to Autoblog. He already had a Ford F-450 but found that he was driving around with the bed empty most of the time. The result was a pickup truck based on the fourth-generation Jetta that he dubbed the Ute.
The kit retails for $3,500 and ships in three, big boxes, and it's designed to be built and painted in a weekend. Buyers get fiberglass exterior panels, a fiberglass rear window surround, sliding rear window, an aluminum reinforced bed with a tubular steel subframe, taillights, a fully functional steel tailgate, and other parts. In the end, you get a vehicle with a six-foot bed and a payload of around 700-750 pounds. The Ute maintains all of the factory suspension, fuel tank and emissions equipment and requires just a few cuts in the body to complete. "We did a modern Caddy," admits Smith.
Defying Trump, major automakers finalize California emissions deal
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