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Ratty Rescue: MKIV BOGOlf

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Two for the price of one! Today’s Ratty Rescue: a damaged MKIV GTI that comes with its own donor car. Looking for your latest project? This buy-one-get-one-free MKIV rescue might be just the deal for you.

The main attraction here is the 2005 1.8T GTI. For the most part, it appears to be in very good condition. Well, it looks good from the driver’s side. Walk around the car and you easily see the damage a wild tire can inflict on a defenseless hatchback. The rear quarter panel took the brunt of the impact, and the rear passenger window is no longer present.

Despite its sad state, you can still drive the car home: no mechanical bits were affected. The seller states the GTI has a leather interior and sunroof. It’s a manual transmission car. Unfortunately, there’s no other information in the ad. Contact the seller for additional details.

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The second car appears to be a standard Golf. The rear quarter panel and window are ready to be surgically grafted to the GTI. Both cars have clean Tennessee titles.

So if you have a good body shop, or you are handy with a blowtorch, this could be just the project for you. The cars are in Maryville Tennessee, and the seller is asking $2450 for both. You can find the ad on The Samba.

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