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Agree, such a good build thread, spent a good few hours going though this one. Giving me toooooo many ideas, it's literally added about 3k to my list.....thanks

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Thank you fishynos72. Thanks to this forum its transformed a bit since I first got it.

Thanks Gazza, so many great ideas and info on here we will never be done.

Had the bulkhead out at the weekend so took some pictures from a new angle.

Nice! Would you not keep out? Seats go back more

Thank you Gmancan1, I have my fishing gear in the back and don't want something coming into the cab if I have to brake hard.

Looks absolutely amazing dude!

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FishermansFriend wrote: ↑Tue Aug 22, 2023 10:15 am Thank you Gmancan1, I have my fishing gear in the back and don't want something coming into the cab if I have to brake hard.

Nah i get that brakes earlier tin paint attacked me

Tho you could get a cargo net

“Rear seat delete” racing webbing be cool to match your interior.

But fully safety first

Thank you kazzi and welcome to the forum.

Yes safety first Gmancan1, with the webbing I could get a butt of a fishing rod coming through.

if thats what your ibto tho would rods not be in bags ? Could hook to netting

Tho im just picturing cast away when
Plane goes down the netting didnt help

Hi Gmancan1, I have to many rods and not enough bags for them all.

Haven't been doing much to the van the past while, saving up for new parts , it gave me some time to take a few more pictures but.

TCR is the perfect theme for this build.

Love the attention to detail and OEM finishes.

Photo are always high quality too.

Thanks for sharing.

Thank you fishynos72. I had planned to get a set of TCR reifnitz wheels and MK8 front brakes but I am leaning towards a set of big brake friendly wheels now.

Absolutely amazing build thread, just spent the last 2hours having a read through and it’s giving me the inspiration to crack on with my mk4! And credit where it’s due for providing part numbers as you go aswell, thanks for the great read

Thank you AZ, there is a lot of inspiration on this forum.