Ski

made an offer on it this morning...

porshhhh951

That has got to be one of the cleanest examples I've seen. GLWS. Go get em' Ski. Congratulations on the GLK btw. They newer mercs make great dailies.

Ski

hmmm, blk or red? Totally different cars - I love to tinker but love the blk/gray-beige, prices are basically doubled.

largeandturbocharged

Still available.

Cleve

Ski

bump for a buddy of mine looking at this sweet car

blade7

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Nice car, wonder why the odometer digits dont line up properly.

lart951

[quote=blade7;8991030]strange, like somebody messed with the odometer

blade7

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If I see this I start digging.

VWaddict

EVERY mechanical odometer of this VDO design starts to creep the digit upwards when the FOLLOWING digit gets towards the end of the scale (i.e. 8 or 9) and when the following digit 'rolls-over' to zero, the number to the left sits a little low.

This is perfectly normal, everbody's 944 odometer does this.

blade7

Mine doesn't.

black944 turbo

What vw said. Every 944, 51 I have seen does this.

Baptizo

Ditto, mine does it, too.

VWaddict

Sorry to differ, but... Bollocks.

This is how VDO odometers work.

Here's mine at all two's...


This is perfect for showing that they're all at the same height when followed by the same digit. I've worked on VDO odometers on Mk 1 Golfs and my 951, and this is simply how they operate.

Go for a ten mile drive, and watch what happens to the digit to the left as each neighbour to its right rolls through 8,9, through the change at 0, and on to 1 and 2.

You haven't noticed it yet, obviously, but this is what they do. -If you REALLY want, I can video mine doing it... so can pretty much anyone with a 944.

blade7

Bollocks to you too, I've seen plenty of moody odometers and it's when the digits turn over the game is up.

lart951

lol, all of you guys odometers are jacked.