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Punto (Mk2/2b) Munkul's thread

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well, i put a deposit down on a 52 plate Mk2 today, very happy!

its in very nice condition, standard, no signs of crash damage or owt, the only bits were a slight ding in the passenger side rear arch, and slightly kerbed alloys :)

well i think it will be an ongoing project, as long as its reliable enough!

the interior pic is quite rubbish, but the seats still look a little dirty :rolleyes: apparently a common problem....

i get to pick it up on saturday the 5th jan, it getting MOTed by dealer, etc

i cant wait :cry:
i love those 6x9s, they are better than most i think, and produce a decent amount of bass. I wouldnt want a sub, i like the boot nice and empty lol. Had a decent sub setup in my previous car and tbh id rather sacrifice quality for weightsaving.
Really its a decent sound system for the types of music i listen to, but it lacks a bit of midrange which i think would be sorted with an amp.
Yeah, that headunit can stream from mobiles over bluetooth, works a treat :)
 
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i love those 6x9s, they are better than most i think, and produce a decent amount of bass. I wouldnt want a sub, i like the boot nice and empty lol. Had a decent sub setup in my previous car and tbh id rather sacrifice quality for weightsaving.
Really its a decent sound system for the types of music i listen to, but it lacks a bit of midrange which i think would be sorted with an amp.
Yeah, that headunit can stream from mobiles over bluetooth, works a treat :)


having reccomended a sub i sold mine on to save weight.. ive been recomended some 6x9s in a stealth shelf..
im into rock and dance really, so probs would be fine for me aswell..

never amped up a pair of 6x9s as i had to run them in my mark 1
 
see grumpy thread for how it happened.

damage - the sideskirt is well broked, really wants a new un but should mend if needed. Got the bumper off properly and the struts that hold it in place- one side is bent and buckled right in. So its done its job and left the rest of the car intact.

you should see what i propose to do when i go back out :devil:
 
see grumpy thread for how it happened.

damage - the sideskirt is well broked, really wants a new un but should mend if needed. Got the bumper off properly and the struts that hold it in place- one side is bent and buckled right in. So its done its job and left the rest of the car intact.

you should see what i propose to do when i go back out :devil:

will swap an abarth bumper for a smoothed sporting bumper painted in my colour(y)
 
Danny - as i said before, i wouldnt risk taking it to the PR, the damage you see above would be replicated ten-fold on those terrible tracks :eek: If we are going i will either be in a stilo, a corsa or a 406 (y)

Anyways, here's last night's fun:

bumper off
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rad bracket off
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Broke
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Cleaned and fixed with some hammering
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This came off the underside (3x as much we left in the carpark tho! :eek:
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Chopped the middle out of the bumper with angle grinder :p
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Back on wheels ready for pulling
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no, we didnt pull it WITH the tractor, just used it as a stationary object for a ratchet strap :p
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Meanwhile, fibreglassed up the big crack in the side
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Finally pulled straight with ratchet strap and hammer, measured it all up and its as square as the day
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Put bumper back on
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Not the oddest method I've seen of straightening a punto front end (must have been the first time a lampost actually straightened a car out) but good to see it riding again sure you'll have it look it minty again soon. Now I think about it your front end don't have much luck does it? First an animal now a verge! 3rd time lucky eh?
 
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