Pretty bog standard, generally clean and tidy but a few small dings here and there. I found it quite alright to drive, not blisteringly fast but over 600 miles on a tank seemed pretty awesome to me. I saw a post about a guy who had put wood stuff on some of the panels. I note that there were a few "not to my taste" sort of comments, but since I have always wanted a Woody I thought this was a look I might go for, though I realise the mix between retro and modern will be a difficult balance.
It was then that the trouble started. Damn you lot. Every time I look on here there is another great idea I need to do.
In the month I have had it I have done quite a bit. Welded Touran rear seats in (not me, don't know how). Smashing the floor out of a 3 year old van was a bit nerve racking.
Then fitted Touran/caddy life center console. Easy job, don't know what all the fuss is about, however I did remove the bulkhead floor and seats and dismantle the console. Even so it doesn't take that long.
I then set about looking for front seats as, like everyone says, the standard ones are pretty uncomfortable. They are not that bad...but after 4 hours you know you have been sitting one.
Next drama. Found a Touran leather interior so decided to go for it and take out every thing I had just put in. Oh and its lairy tan coloured.
So that's kinda where I am now. The seats are all fitted, I've got a dash to go in, door rail cover, Touran door cards and window mechs, and I'm thinking about Cruise control while the dash is in/out
If anyone does a bit of VCDS around Plymouth, I'd be grateful for some help (moral support, laughing and drinking tea etc.)
Having fun so far. Cheers for all the help and support so far
Woody
Still looks pretty awesome though. Great mod ultra easy (I used an allen key in the spine bolts quite ok)
