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Cheers Alex Panel gaps are much better since we've adjusted them. The top two were how it was before we did them.

Haha. I thought the gaps were not quite good enough on the first photos, but I didn't want to offend you, but I also didn't want to say they were excellent, and lie! I knew you said that you'd improved it.

I wouldn't have been offended. Constructive criticism is good!

That reminds me. I still have to find a light weight passenger side mirror for my car!

Looks great Catamax

Catalin, lovely car! What lenses are they on your pop ups?

Thanks,
Headlights are golf mk1 aftermarket units, they are 99% bolt on , big improvement in visibility over the originals.

Do they have projectors in them? I can't make it out too well from the photo

Not really , it's a very cheap projector style lens but not a real quality projector. I got them very very cheap so i don't care too much and at least i can see now at night unlike with the originals.

What 1% doesn't fit?

Don't think I have posted mine yet...it lives!

Oval dash Lux

You need to cut away a straight edge from the top of the golf mounting frames in order to fit the headlight covers , or you can use the original mounting frames . Looks like porsche did the same thing because the originals look like they were also cut and not stamped directly like that.

Great looking car and pics as always, but whats going on with the door mirrors on the latter pics??


For anyone who thinks mine only looks good standing still, it does have its legs stretched more often than not!!

Thanks,just trying to catch up with yours
Since i use mine daily the manual mirrors don't offer much visibility so i converted to corrado mirrors ,i think they suit the 944 shape perfectly . I see them as a combination between flag mirrors and 968 aero mirrors ,not too little not too much just perfect ,also the visibility is even better than flag mirrors.

After having a 968 rear conversion sitting in my garage for many years I finally bit the bullet and here is the result, including a full respray by C & N Customs who did a great job.