[Dieselstation]

I mean it's great and clean and awesome and everything.. but i don't get why people do this. just looks like a gigantic waste of money to me.

 

[rsj0714]

I don't really care how much went into it because it wasn't my money.

I think it's really cool to see one restored to that non-drivable level.

 

[The Holy Molar]

Read about this in a PVW. Cool but kind of a waste at the same time.

 

[Mr. Clarkson]

Chrome rotors, rich cousin of red rotors

 

[poopie]

looks well done. Its not for driving purposes. its more about craftsmanship and art.

 

[Seki]

:thumbup:

 

[rawk]

looks well done. Its not for driving purposes. its more about craftsmanship and art.

Yah this is clearly a show piece with chrome brakes, pretty sick but a lot of work for a car that you'd never drive.

 

[syntrix]

looks well done. Its not for driving purposes. its more about craftsmanship and art.

And the ability to put chrome on things.

 

[The Holy Molar]

Dug out the issue. 2000 hours into the engine bay alone.:screwy:

 

[vdubb3dan]

Because high dollar show car. That's why.:thumbup:

 

[nunumkv]

True show car. An it looks amazing

 

[rsj0714]

True show car. An it looks amazing

Makes me want to be a chrome parts supplier.:laugh:

 

[Robski92]

Damn that is super nice. Would drive anyways. :laugh:

 

[Dubai Vol]

If it were a piece of chit Pontiac GTO, you'd be jizzing all over it.

 

[RatBustard]

do the engine and transmission still have their internals?

either way, i really like it.

 

[0dd_j0b]

I wonder what the point of poly bushings and mounts are for this...Plain rubber would have fit better, instead of random red here and there.

 

[slomofo.]

congrats, you have a Rabbit that cost as much as a Porsche that you can't drive unless you carry a gallon of windex and chrome polish.

 

[lojasmo]

Because artcar.

 

[Knock Sensor]

Shinier motor than anything most of us will ever own.

 

[302W]

I can dig a balls out restoration of the car. Never understood the whole chroming everything scene though.