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Hi Guys,
I'm an old fart, not telling you how old, but still enjoy driving.
Previous cars include a Renault Dorphine, Holden FJ, Volvo 244, Porsche 911, VW Beatle 1967, BMW 318i, Holden Commodore VT, and in a week, a VW Golf 2.0 FSI Comfortline.
Beat that! My Commodore is a great car, very comfortable, but so, so hungry on juice. Almost need a trailer on the back with a 44 gal drum filled with fuel.
I'm excited, not too old to wet my pants in anticipation for my new acquisition. Just love the Golf styling, and I presume the mechanicals. I've been reading through the handbook, and am swamped with all the features.
It's a 2006 model, silver/grey, with 70,000 kms on the clock. Buying it from a nephew who has kept in pristine condition, and had it serviced by VW from new.
From this Forum, I have the name of a fella in Hoppers Crossing, vw_tech that knows VW's. Anyone else like to comment on his service?
That's it for my first post and intro.
Ken
I'm an old fart, not telling you how old, but still enjoy driving.
Previous cars include a Renault Dorphine, Holden FJ, Volvo 244, Porsche 911, VW Beatle 1967, BMW 318i, Holden Commodore VT, and in a week, a VW Golf 2.0 FSI Comfortline.
Beat that! My Commodore is a great car, very comfortable, but so, so hungry on juice. Almost need a trailer on the back with a 44 gal drum filled with fuel.
I'm excited, not too old to wet my pants in anticipation for my new acquisition. Just love the Golf styling, and I presume the mechanicals. I've been reading through the handbook, and am swamped with all the features.
It's a 2006 model, silver/grey, with 70,000 kms on the clock. Buying it from a nephew who has kept in pristine condition, and had it serviced by VW from new.
From this Forum, I have the name of a fella in Hoppers Crossing, vw_tech that knows VW's. Anyone else like to comment on his service?
That's it for my first post and intro.
Ken
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