Shall i swap my classic for a bugeye?
03 January 2013, 03:59 PM
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Shall i swap my classic for a bugeye?
Id be interested on your opinions please.
Both cars have similer spec, age, milage and little service history.
My classic -
The bugeye -
Both cars have similer spec, age, milage and little service history.
My classic -
The bugeye -
03 January 2013, 04:19 PM
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Thats what i thought but the guy said he dont know if the bug has been mapped or the bhp.
Mine has been mapped.
So i just presumed they were similar.
Mine has been mapped.
So i just presumed they were similar.
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03 January 2013, 04:44 PM
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probably stick with my own then,
did think the bug would look good painted black or white, stick some morettes on, splitter, and rota grid drift wheels.
cheers for the feedback.
did think the bug would look good painted black or white, stick some morettes on, splitter, and rota grid drift wheels.
cheers for the feedback.
03 January 2013, 05:45 PM
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The classic looks better and will accelerate quicker due to being lighter
Keep the classic mate its a better around car and if the situation arises, it would be easier to sell as its in one of the best colours
Keep the classic mate its a better around car and if the situation arises, it would be easier to sell as its in one of the best colours
03 January 2013, 07:04 PM
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Bugs do feel heavier and not quite the raw feeling of a classic , but that's about it
Bugs are a nicer place to sit in and real world performance is the same as a classic when both are modded
And like I say you can change the look of a bug front end ,
Tbh I don't think the grill and side pieces do that bug any favours
Bugs are a nicer place to sit in and real world performance is the same as a classic when both are modded
And like I say you can change the look of a bug front end ,
Tbh I don't think the grill and side pieces do that bug any favours
03 January 2013, 07:19 PM
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The looks of a bug have grown on me over the years and with some money they can look very very nice. However they need quite a few quid throwing at them to look nice and in my opinion silver is not a good colour for them. It'll never be a looker in that colour, polishing and turd come to mind....lol...
With the right car to start with and a few quid you can achieve this...
With the right car to start with and a few quid you can achieve this...
03 January 2013, 07:23 PM
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The looks of a bug have grown on me over the years and with some money they can look very very nice. However they need quite a few quid throwing at them to look nice and in my opinion silver is not a good colour for them. It'll never be a looker in that colour, polishing and turd come to mind....lol...
With the right car to start with and a few quid you can achieve this...
With the right car to start with and a few quid you can achieve this...
