Sweet. The Yellow trim was similar to the S4's of the same era. This car must live! Projects to save a car like this aren't about the cost. Logic is well out the window :)
.. Romans 6:23 For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. Come to Jesus Christ today Jesus Christ is only way to heaven Repent and follow him today seek his heart Jesus Christ can fill the emptiness he can fill the void Heaven and hell is real cone to the loving savior today Today is the day of salvation tomorrow might be to late come to the loving savior today John 3:16-21 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved. 21 But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God. Mark 1.15 15 And saying, The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: repent ye, and believe the gospel. 2 Peter 3:9 The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. Hebrews 11:6 6 But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him. Jesus
This lets me think of my first car (MK 4 1.8T 2001 Highline), It still has me in love when ever i see another MK4 and wish i still had it and let the engine get restored etc etc.
Love this one guys, great work! I vote for restoring it fully, it will still turn a profit I think. Could you get it finished and do another video of it please?!
Jesus is the Messiah and Lord and Savior. John 3:16 For God so loved the world, He gave his only begotten son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish, but have everlasting life. John 14:6- I’m the way, the truth, and the light. NO ONE comes by the Father, EXCEPT though me. Romans 10:9-If you confess with your mouth and your heart that God raised him from the dead, you’ll be saved. Romans 10:13- For everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved. Romans 10:17- Faith comes from hearing, and hearing through the word of Christ. Other verses on The Roman Road- 3:23, 5:8, and 6:23. Also, John 3 and Romans 8. John 3 is about salvation, and Romans 8 is the spirit and flesh. Then, read John, Romans, and the rest of the Gospels. Matthew, Mark, and Luke.
Well in Greece and id say Europe too most gas cars are still manuals actually it is hard to find a non manual for example everyone in my family drive them even most new ones are manuals
You definitely need to restore it! Great car! I learned to drive a stick in a 1986 GTI. I've always loved the boxy body style from the 80's/early 90's GTI.
what an amazing transformation, love watching you guys, being from the uk, 99% of us learn to drive in manuals (stick) and the majority of us mostly drive manuals, automatics have certainly become a lot more popular now but its very rare to find someone in the uk who cant drive a manual, keep up the outstanding work guys, amazing
Love your videos guys. First off, I think you should restore the car as it is rather rare. Of course, that depends on how much you want to spend but it is a good-looking car. Yes, I do know how to drive a stick. I actually learned on a yellow Maverick that had the old three on the tree shifter. Again, love your channel and keep up the good work!
I love the Mk4 body style. The 20th Anniversary GTI is a personal fave. If you can fine the correct engine (1.8) with its appropriate computer, the correct wheels, tires and brakes plus any other missing bits and bobs, it would be a great car. Even better - it’s a manual. Too bad it isn’t blue. Much better color that year. Learned to drive a stick when I was 9 or 10 in a 67 beetle! Drove a stick until just a few years ago.
*I LOVED this GTi the most. It's a shame the owner butchered it. The 2.8L VR6 staggered inline 6 was FAST and fun. I drove one for a while. 6-speed manual. My absolute favorite car ever!!*
I owned and drove a Golf GTI for 12 years straight but was forced to sell once my second child was coming along. I was devastated to see it go (I still miss that car dearly). It was a dream car of mine forever and purchased mine new off the showroom floor. It was my baby before my “real” babies came along. My vote is to restore this thing without question. Find a set of original style rims also. They are a great looking wheel. I know they were found on the Golf R’s at the time so they’re out there. Slap a VR6 in this thing and rip it. I’d love to get another GTI someday.
Another great job! I like the all yellow look better for this car. These GTIs are a lot of fun to drive. Hopefully someone will get it put back together and running again.
What a sweet GTI… I can’t believe they painted the trim black… at least they seemed to have done a good job masking. The car I learned to drive in was a 1979 Diesel Volkswagen Dasher with a manual transmission, and I love a row your own Dub! I hope we get to see updates on this project… Are you going to put a new engine in it?
I know this is an older video I missed, but I can drive a stick!! My sister taught me at 10 on her 78 YELLOW ford fiesta, 4 speed, manual everything. Thanks for the memory, she passed sway suddenly this last February. Gonna miss her forever.
The VW 1.8T 20V engines that these came with are great. Modified versions of them were even used in Formula 2 cars from 2009 to 2012 and produced 450hp in qualifying spec. The GTi Anniversary Edition also had a bit bigger turbo and produced about 30hp more than the standard GTi.
Gotta love how a proper GTI drives. I've had a few VW's.. '85 Scirocco, '86 GTI, '95 Golf Sport, '95 GTI VR6 , and a '03 GLI VR6. Haven't driven a stick since I sold my '04 Audi S4 in 2015.. Will have to get an older fun car soon! Enjoy your content, keep it up!
I like the yellow trim! Tough call on the engine. Did you get an engine with it? The exterior looks pretty decent, so I’d say to rebuild the engine or find a donor vehicle. I’m 58 and I can drive a stick shift. I had a VW Golf with stick shift.
I think it looks better with the yellow stripes and different wheels, not even the factory ones. RPF1's looks very good on these cars. If you want to put it back on the road it all depends on what you got along with the car, good usable engine, turbo and other parts. If you don't have the majority of the parts then it might not be worth it because those parts are pretty expensive, my 2 cents. Good luck with it :)
One of the front seats is probably from a 337 edition GTI, hence the different stitching. You can pick up used AWP 1.8T engines for under $500. I would fix the car up and then flip it or keep it. Depending on condition and mileage you could fetch 10k + for the car in the end.
@@xGxPhantomZzz used cars are extremely expensive here right now, some basic 5+ year old cars are selling for more than they were new, gas is expensive as well. Inflation is horrible over here.
Amazing job as always! Given the prices on VM parts and engines, it may be best to re-sell to a buyer that may want to invest in the project. Love the content you gus, shoutout from Costa Rica!
I drive a Mk.4 TDI just a couple years older than this in a manual transmission! Love the car, timeless styling that looks as good today as when it rolled out. Always thought these Mk.4s looked like Porsche designed a hatch. You should really do a full restore on this and collab with a VW TH-camr for the project!!
@@Johnboy1982 unfortunately from what I've seen since owning mine the TDIs in particular seem to have beat on more than their gas counterparts, at least in my area. I'm doing glow plugs and harness today and the poor thing has maybe half of it's clear coat left. Seems like people sort of fell into the trap of "it's a diesel, I can just treat it like a farm truck" 🤦🤦🤦
@@Johnboy1982 same here! Little bit here little bit there and it'll be better than new. When people try to tell me they hate my car/motorcycle etc. I just tell them there's a lot of things I hate about them too...I just have the common courtesy to not bitch at them about it 🤷
Great job as always! I personally thinks it's only worth getting it back on the road for the fun of it, I don't think there would be enough money in it to cover all the labor that would have to go in it.
I have a couple questions. 1) when you were doing the top and it was really funk at around 5:40ish do you check the rain rails after to see if anything gunked em up? I don't think ever have before myself. 2) not a question but - VR6 swap it. it'll be perfection. 3) this are always enjoyable.
@@goosegarage78 I know they were, that doesn't mean they can't swap one in. Zero mk1 or Mk2 came with a vr6 but they get swapped in all the time. To the point where there are bolt up kits.
Finding a transmission will likely be more difficult than an engine, both can be had without spending a fortune though I'm sure. The car would be a bit of a labor of love, but it could be a great way to start a new series and use the proceeds to help pay for parts costs. If the chassis is rust free, the value of this car will be on the rise soon.
Nice Job!!! My first car was a 1970 Datsun 1000 (Datsun Blue), which was very rusty and dented, however I loved it, ran like a top!!! My awesome aunt and uncle gave it to me when I turned 16 in 1980. I hopped around a bit, and ground a few gears for a while. So, I basically learned how to drive with a stick. Hi from Vancouver BC
Amazing Job! Of Course guys, this car must be saved! This Golf needs to go back into his glory. Maybe re-building the project one day at time! It's a awesome, cool looking car. Here in Argentina we got lot of golfs, and they still being a beautiful specimen for a project. Give this Golf the love he deserves it! Congrats for the detail!
Would definitely restore this car. I preferred the doors without the black trim but it is what it is. A rare find which deserves to be back on the road.
GTI’s are great cars and very fun to drive. I had a Mk6 GTI for many years, and now a Mk7.5 Golf R (both DSG). My R has a Unitronic Stage 1+ tune for 375bhp, so it’s a rocket 🏎️ 💨
Back in 2004, my mom bought a Jetta MK4 at the dealer. It was her daily car all the way until 2019, when I bought it from her. I could say it has been 4 years of restoring that Jetta with original VW or even better quality parts. Expensive? Of course. Worth it? Hell yeah!! Greetings from Mexico.
I’m not a fan of yellow cars, but the original version of this car without the black trim was very appealing to the eye. I enjoyed your detail of this rare car!
The VW GTI. The best "Poor Man's Exotic Car" available... for all time! They're hot enough and fun enough for the thrill, and affordable enough (for what you get) for a reasonably dependable daily driver. My all-time favorite car! The Volkswagen GTI... especially recent Autobahn models!
I was 13 when I learned to drive stick it was a Chestnut brown 1979 Honda Accord Lx 3 door hatchback, it was an awesome car , only 1 time I ground gear.. then figured out how to use the clutch and been unstoppable since , driving 36ft trucks to my 91 Mercury Capri convertible 5spd
Great clean :) great car Definitely put everything back as it rolled out of the factory and put the original wheels back on :) thank you for a great video
love this car one of my favorites and i think restoring it and keeping it will be a nice nostalgic car too ride around in i think will be worth the keep!
Id say go for rebuilding it, would make a great playlist for the channel and interesting for us to watch. Adds a little something different to the channel
I myself have been introduced to the tuning world by Golf Mk4 and if you take care of her, the car will thank you. One of the most tuning friendly engines out there. And with the jubi all wheel drive, you are having acceleration monster right there.
I"m 59, got an 2003 golf 4door, runs perfact cause I maintain it 247, 000 plus miles. Killer audio system, Focal, JBL, AUdioControl>Pioneer,.Love my Golf ! Oh , its a 5speed manual learned to drive manuals back in the late 70s
Learned to drive a stick right off at the start of my driving, in a 1960 Beetle. This Golf definitely needs restoring, looks rust free, too. Great handling cars, reliable, quick, and easy on the gas and pocketbook.
Definitely need to restore and get it back on the roads!! Those are great cars and fun to drive!! I would also take it back to full yellow and get rid of the black. I learned to drive stick on a 1995 Chevy S10.
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Sweet. The Yellow trim was similar to the S4's of the same era. This car must live! Projects to save a car like this aren't about the cost. Logic is well out the window :)
Imola Yellow was the name of the Audi color and I’m still in love with it.
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Romans 6:23
For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.
Come to Jesus Christ today
Jesus Christ is only way to heaven
Repent and follow him today seek his heart Jesus Christ can fill the emptiness he can fill the void
Heaven and hell is real cone to the loving savior today
Today is the day of salvation tomorrow might be to late come to the loving savior today
John 3:16-21
16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved. 21 But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God.
Mark 1.15
15 And saying, The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: repent ye, and believe the gospel.
2 Peter 3:9
The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance.
Hebrews 11:6
6 But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him.
Jesus
This lets me think of my first car (MK 4 1.8T 2001 Highline), It still has me in love when ever i see another MK4 and wish i still had it and let the engine get restored etc etc.
Love this one guys, great work! I vote for restoring it fully, it will still turn a profit I think. Could you get it finished and do another video of it please?!
I hope they do😊
Jesus is the Messiah and Lord and Savior. John 3:16 For God so loved the world, He gave his only begotten son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish, but have everlasting life.
John 14:6- I’m the way, the truth, and the light. NO ONE comes by the Father, EXCEPT though me.
Romans 10:9-If you confess with your mouth and your heart that God raised him from the dead, you’ll be saved.
Romans 10:13- For everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved. Romans 10:17- Faith comes from hearing, and hearing through the word of Christ. Other verses on The Roman Road- 3:23, 5:8, and 6:23. Also, John 3 and Romans 8. John 3 is about salvation, and Romans 8 is the spirit and flesh. Then, read John, Romans, and the rest of the Gospels. Matthew, Mark, and Luke.
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Restore it ❤
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I’m 53, so stick shift cars and trucks were much more common when I learned to drive. My first 3 vehicles were stick. Great work as always!
I'm 51, I learned when I was 16. It was almost a given when we were young.
Well in Greece and id say Europe too most gas cars are still manuals actually it is hard to find a non manual for example everyone in my family drive them even most new ones are manuals
You definitely need to restore it! Great car! I learned to drive a stick in a 1986 GTI. I've always loved the boxy body style from the 80's/early 90's GTI.
what an amazing transformation, love watching you guys, being from the uk, 99% of us learn to drive in manuals (stick) and the majority of us mostly drive manuals, automatics have certainly become a lot more popular now but its very rare to find someone in the uk who cant drive a manual, keep up the outstanding work guys, amazing
Love your videos guys. First off, I think you should restore the car as it is rather rare. Of course, that depends on how much you want to spend but it is a good-looking car. Yes, I do know how to drive a stick. I actually learned on a yellow Maverick that had the old three on the tree shifter. Again, love your channel and keep up the good work!
This is a rare car and future classic! It’s worth restoring it and bringing it back to it’s original form!
Always liked the yellow vw's had from this era ! Definitely turn the moldings yellow again !! The factory wheels look cools too and the seats !
100% would watch a rebuild
I love the Mk4 body style. The 20th Anniversary GTI is a personal fave. If you can fine the correct engine (1.8) with its appropriate computer, the correct wheels, tires and brakes plus any other missing bits and bobs, it would be a great car. Even better - it’s a manual. Too bad it isn’t blue. Much better color that year. Learned to drive a stick when I was 9 or 10 in a 67 beetle! Drove a stick until just a few years ago.
It has to live, the bodywork and interior were perfect, the mechanics are the simplest. A hug.
*I LOVED this GTi the most. It's a shame the owner butchered it. The 2.8L VR6 staggered inline 6 was FAST and fun. I drove one for a while. 6-speed manual. My absolute favorite car ever!!*
I don't know about you but I feel Zestfully clean after watching this episode. 😊
The video is quite satisfying to watch. A full restoration is worth it 💯
Restore to original factory condition is best, good job WD 👍🏻!
I owned and drove a Golf GTI for 12 years straight but was forced to sell once my second child was coming along. I was devastated to see it go (I still miss that car dearly). It was a dream car of mine forever and purchased mine new off the showroom floor. It was my baby before my “real” babies came along. My vote is to restore this thing without question. Find a set of original style rims also. They are a great looking wheel. I know they were found on the Golf R’s at the time so they’re out there. Slap a VR6 in this thing and rip it. I’d love to get another GTI someday.
Yes restore it - this Golf is sick !
Another great job! I like the all yellow look better for this car. These GTIs are a lot of fun to drive. Hopefully someone will get it put back together and running again.
All yellow as should be👍👍👍👍 its worth to put it in to road again, after all it is SPECIAL,👍👍👍👍
Maual, it is FUN!!!
What a sweet GTI… I can’t believe they painted the trim black… at least they seemed to have done a good job masking. The car I learned to drive in was a 1979 Diesel Volkswagen Dasher with a manual transmission, and I love a row your own Dub! I hope we get to see updates on this project… Are you going to put a new engine in it?
I know this is an older video I missed, but I can drive a stick!! My sister taught me at 10 on her 78 YELLOW ford fiesta, 4 speed, manual everything. Thanks for the memory, she passed sway suddenly this last February. Gonna miss her forever.
Always worth it to restore an older car as rare as this. Love Golfs but would need to be a special spec like this for me to own it
I have an 05, and I love it. It’s like a little mad go kart, Any car with a number plate is worth saving! 👍
Great job guys👍 and yes, it‘s a must to bring this car back❤️
Factory oem is the way to go! Being 1 of 1000 it’s worth restoring. My first stick was a 1988 Mercury Topaz 2 door. I’ve loved manuals ever since.
Should definitely restore and do an update video on it. Love VWs, still waiting for you guys to run into a VW Corrado
Got a clubsport 40 number 787! Thanks for bringing the 20th anniversary back to life from another anniversary edition owner
This 100% needs putting back on the road !! come on guys get that engine in !!
...literally came across this video by chance and found myself watching till the end❤❤❤
The VW 1.8T 20V engines that these came with are great. Modified versions of them were even used in Formula 2 cars from 2009 to 2012 and produced 450hp in qualifying spec. The GTi Anniversary Edition also had a bit bigger turbo and produced about 30hp more than the standard GTi.
Defo a vote to put back how it was it looked stunning from factory
Sensacional! Esse GTI com certeza merece ser restaurado! Ótima aquisição 👏👏
Every rare car deserve to be back on the roads bcz there they belong, nice work guys ❤
Parabéns pelo trabalho feito no Golf. Abraços aqui de
Curitiba/Pr-Brasil
Gotta love how a proper GTI drives. I've had a few VW's.. '85 Scirocco, '86 GTI, '95 Golf Sport, '95 GTI VR6 , and a '03 GLI VR6. Haven't driven a stick since I sold my '04 Audi S4 in 2015.. Will have to get an older fun car soon! Enjoy your content, keep it up!
I like the yellow trim! Tough call on the engine. Did you get an engine with it? The exterior looks pretty decent, so I’d say to rebuild the engine or find a donor vehicle. I’m 58 and I can drive a stick shift. I had a VW Golf with stick shift.
A really nice job and great result. This car is in german so hard to find and this one is rotting in a yard thankfully yo rescued it.
I think it looks better with the yellow stripes and different wheels, not even the factory ones. RPF1's looks very good on these cars. If you want to put it back on the road it all depends on what you got along with the car, good usable engine, turbo and other parts. If you don't have the majority of the parts then it might not be worth it because those parts are pretty expensive, my 2 cents. Good luck with it :)
Hi Brent I like the yellow trim better I want to see y’all do another beetle
One of the front seats is probably from a 337 edition GTI, hence the different stitching. You can pick up used AWP 1.8T engines for under $500. I would fix the car up and then flip it or keep it. Depending on condition and mileage you could fetch 10k + for the car in the end.
337 had red stitching
1.8Ts are that cheap in the US? Here in Germany 1.8T and 1.9TDI Start at like 1500$ if you want a meh one
@@xGxPhantomZzz they are cheap in Canada, I’d imagine the same in the U.S
@@dayne6221 They are way more expensive here in Europe. But that's as always, cars in NA are way cheaper, same with gas prices and taxes :|
@@xGxPhantomZzz used cars are extremely expensive here right now, some basic 5+ year old cars are selling for more than they were new, gas is expensive as well. Inflation is horrible over here.
My very first car was an MK4 GTI VR6 in Satin Silver with a light beige interior and wood trim… amazing spec!!! Wish I had never sold it!😢
Amazing job as always!
Given the prices on VM parts and engines, it may be best to re-sell to a buyer that may want to invest in the project.
Love the content you gus, shoutout from Costa Rica!
Bring it back on the road!!! Love the mk4. And this is also a special model❤
Love these videos,keep up the great work guys ❤️
South African 🇿🇦 most loved car
I drive a Mk.4 TDI just a couple years older than this in a manual transmission! Love the car, timeless styling that looks as good today as when it rolled out. Always thought these Mk.4s looked like Porsche designed a hatch. You should really do a full restore on this and collab with a VW TH-camr for the project!!
I drive a mk4 TDI also. It is GT spec interior from 1998. Sadly, it needs a fair bit of money spending on it, as it isn't in great condition.
@@Johnboy1982 unfortunately from what I've seen since owning mine the TDIs in particular seem to have beat on more than their gas counterparts, at least in my area. I'm doing glow plugs and harness today and the poor thing has maybe half of it's clear coat left. Seems like people sort of fell into the trap of "it's a diesel, I can just treat it like a farm truck" 🤦🤦🤦
@@anthonyforrester9158 I'm gradually trying to get it into a decent condition, even though everyone I know seems to hate my car.
@@Johnboy1982 same here! Little bit here little bit there and it'll be better than new. When people try to tell me they hate my car/motorcycle etc. I just tell them there's a lot of things I hate about them too...I just have the common courtesy to not bitch at them about it 🤷
@@anthonyforrester9158 I thought about having a full restoration of it, but it would cost a bit too much.
not a fan of these but doesn't change the enjoyment of your guys' typical jaw-dropping transformations! God bless!
Great job as always! I personally thinks it's only worth getting it back on the road for the fun of it, I don't think there would be enough money in it to cover all the labor that would have to go in it.
do a restoration series on this car maybe 👍
I have a couple questions.
1) when you were doing the top and it was really funk at around 5:40ish do you check the rain rails after to see if anything gunked em up? I don't think ever have before myself.
2) not a question but - VR6 swap it. it'll be perfection.
3) this are always enjoyable.
2) no. none of those were V6. all the 2.0L
@@goosegarage78 I know they were, that doesn't mean they can't swap one in. Zero mk1 or Mk2 came with a vr6 but they get swapped in all the time. To the point where there are bolt up kits.
@@goosegarage78I thought gtis were 1.8t?
@@jaycarden5466 yes your right sorry. Newer ones are 2.0
I like the all yellow better and like the original wheels also, great job guys!
Finding a transmission will likely be more difficult than an engine, both can be had without spending a fortune though I'm sure. The car would be a bit of a labor of love, but it could be a great way to start a new series and use the proceeds to help pay for parts costs. If the chassis is rust free, the value of this car will be on the rise soon.
Nah, 20th anniversary was essentially a trim package, it got the nicer of the 1.8t engines but trans was the same as any other gti
Gli’s * sorry these were 6spd
Thhis is the best generation of Golf; in my opinion. Such a clean exterior design, good use of geometry. Timeless.
Nice Job!!! My first car was a 1970 Datsun 1000 (Datsun Blue), which was very rusty and dented, however I loved it, ran like a top!!! My awesome aunt and uncle gave it to me when I turned 16 in 1980. I hopped around a bit, and ground a few gears for a while. So, I basically learned how to drive with a stick. Hi from Vancouver BC
It’s a classic!! You have to restore it! It deserves to be on the road again!!
pls put this back on the road this is so beautiful !
This Golf deserves all the love
Amazing Job! Of Course guys, this car must be saved! This Golf needs to go back into his glory. Maybe re-building the project one day at time! It's a awesome, cool looking car. Here in Argentina we got lot of golfs, and they still being a beautiful specimen for a project. Give this Golf the love he deserves it! Congrats for the detail!
Would definitely restore this car. I preferred the doors without the black trim but it is what it is. A rare find which deserves to be back on the road.
Looks great. Much prefer the standard yellow trim. Bring it back to life.
GTi+VR6+Manual = EPIC
GTI’s are great cars and very fun to drive. I had a Mk6 GTI for many years, and now a Mk7.5 Golf R (both DSG). My R has a Unitronic Stage 1+ tune for 375bhp, so it’s a rocket 🏎️ 💨
Back in 2004, my mom bought a Jetta MK4 at the dealer. It was her daily car all the way until 2019, when I bought it from her.
I could say it has been 4 years of restoring that Jetta with original VW or even better quality parts.
Expensive? Of course.
Worth it? Hell yeah!!
Greetings from Mexico.
Definitely worth restoring
I'm a big fan of the VW Golf. I love all variants of Golf. Best looking hatchback!
I would love to see it back on the road.
Yellow all the way yes put it back together that would be a sweet ride I would love to have it
I had a 2.0 for 6 years. I loved that car, and I have great memories. I learned to drive stick when I was 14. My dad had an old Jetta mk2.
I got the same car, but 2.0 and as a Colour Concept. I love it to bits, it's my daily driver for the past 8 years. I'll never let it go!
love what you guys do!
I’m not a fan of yellow cars, but the original version of this car without the black trim was very appealing to the eye. I enjoyed your detail of this rare car!
Great job guys
In my opinion you should restore it and make it a beauty
The original car looks stunning
The VW GTI. The best "Poor Man's Exotic Car" available... for all time! They're hot enough and fun enough for the thrill, and affordable enough (for what you get) for a reasonably dependable daily driver.
My all-time favorite car! The Volkswagen GTI... especially recent Autobahn models!
Make it a restoration series. People would love to come back and watch how the transformation progresses.
Definitely a good candidate for a Engine!!
I was 13 when I learned to drive stick it was a Chestnut brown 1979 Honda Accord Lx 3 door hatchback, it was an awesome car , only 1 time I ground gear.. then figured out how to use the clutch and been unstoppable since , driving 36ft trucks to my 91 Mercury Capri convertible 5spd
Great clean :) great car
Definitely put everything back as it rolled out of the factory and put the original wheels back on :) thank you for a great video
Buen trabajo, un saludo, JESUS.💪🖐️😉🇪🇦
love this car one of my favorites and i think restoring it and keeping it will be a nice nostalgic car too ride around in i think will be worth the keep!
Definitely restore it. I had a MK4 GTI as my first car and I loved it so much
Would love to see it get restored! Definitely need a updated video on it!
It's a piece of history, get i back on the road, an let it shine 💫🙌
RESTORE! (Love from New Zealand 🇳🇿)
Cleaning step is always satisfying to watch 👌
Happy to say I’m buying my first stick on Thursday. 2000 Golf GLS with no rust and only 120k miles. I could not be more excited.
Owned an 83’, 88’, 16’ and loved them all.
Bring it back on the road!!!!
We called it Euro Style back in my day, all the same color... loved it
Id say go for rebuilding it, would make a great playlist for the channel and interesting for us to watch. Adds a little something different to the channel
DEFINITELY THE PICTURE!!! Cool car....Great job as always y'all
Had a 2000 mk4 gti for 15 years absolutely loved it
Insane transformation! Love to see this kind of videos.
I myself have been introduced to the tuning world by Golf Mk4 and if you take care of her, the car will thank you. One of the most tuning friendly engines out there. And with the jubi all wheel drive, you are having acceleration monster right there.
I"m 59, got an 2003 golf 4door, runs perfact cause I maintain it 247, 000 plus miles. Killer audio system, Focal, JBL, AUdioControl>Pioneer,.Love my Golf ! Oh , its a 5speed manual learned to drive manuals back in the late 70s
Learned to drive a stick right off at the start of my driving, in a 1960 Beetle. This Golf definitely needs restoring, looks rust free, too. Great handling cars, reliable, quick, and easy on the gas and pocketbook.
I think it needs putting back together
It’s in such good shape and it is so special
The most beautiful VWs are the most uncommon, this car Is gorgeous, It deserves being rebuilt
Definitely need to restore and get it back on the roads!! Those are great cars and fun to drive!! I would also take it back to full yellow and get rid of the black. I learned to drive stick on a 1995 Chevy S10.