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Why are small bumper MKII GTIs more desirable than the later large bumper ones?
Small bumpers- not available in Oz, but only really suit the ealry quarter vent window MK2s. I don't like the big bumpers- Make it look too modern (Plus they don't suit my MK2!)
I think its a fashion thing. A few years ago the trend in Europe was to convert small bumper cars into 90's spec (big bumpers) but now its gone the other way.
Personally i like both, but generally i think small's look best on 4 door cars...
and big's look best on 2 doors...
Yup, big bumpers are the shizzle.
Smalls look too old and like a pov pack C or CL.
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Whatever is your bag of lollies, fashion, greener grass, etc. All play a part i reckon.
Big bumpers can look great, but need 16" rims to match, and whatever you do, IF you're putting bigs on an old smalls car, make sure you use the matching front arches or it will look "tacked on"
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-1990 Mk2 GTI 5-door with AMK 20vt (260hp @ wheels)
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