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Fitting the GTI LED tail lights on Highline - retrofit.
- Thread starter mk7norway
- Start date
Unscrew old analogues screw in LEDs plug
Wires add indicator wire thread it through panels back side towards the
Concertinas on top of boot lid down inside panel
Of boot lid to inside light job done
Look at pics (added pic of gtd diffuser and metal pedals
Wires add indicator wire thread it through panels back side towards the
Concertinas on top of boot lid down inside panel
Of boot lid to inside light job done
Look at pics (added pic of gtd diffuser and metal pedals
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Geomets
Ready to race!
- Location
- South-Eastern Europe
- Car(s)
- Golf mk7 GTI
It arrived at the dealership today Rocky! I've just seen it in the flesh! Χρόνια πολλά σε εσένα και τους αγαπημένους σου!
Geomets
Ready to race!
- Location
- South-Eastern Europe
- Car(s)
- Golf mk7 GTI
Thank you very much! It's a three-door pure white. The first one they sell here, so I'll be the only one with this configuration! Νά'σαι καλά πατρίδα!
One the other hand I'll be waiting until new year to collect it due to taxes. You know very well what I mean... Grrrrrr!
What do you mean with Bubble script dickt? I think it's not called that way-)
One the other hand I'll be waiting until new year to collect it due to taxes. You know very well what I mean... Grrrrrr!
What do you mean with Bubble script dickt? I think it's not called that way-)
In Cockney rhyming slang, the word "Greek" is replaced by the word Bubble.
It comes from a dish that very few people now eat, but which was popular amongst Brit working classes in the past. "Bubble and Squeak".
From the BBC cooking website - "Bubble & squeak should be on everyone's radar come Christmas time - it's a great way of using up leftover mash, sprouts and cabbage"
Athens has more Greeks in one city than anywhere else. However, there are more Greeks in both London and Melbourne than any other Greek city.
So is it Bubble script?
It comes from a dish that very few people now eat, but which was popular amongst Brit working classes in the past. "Bubble and Squeak".
From the BBC cooking website - "Bubble & squeak should be on everyone's radar come Christmas time - it's a great way of using up leftover mash, sprouts and cabbage"
Athens has more Greeks in one city than anywhere else. However, there are more Greeks in both London and Melbourne than any other Greek city.
So is it Bubble script?