Hello all, a happy Octavia vRS owner from lreland here, on my 3rd Skoda now, and will prob stay with them in the future Just got car back from the paint shop, after getting a rear roof spoiler fitted, and getting the black door and bumper inserts done the same as the body colour. Hope ye like the finished look as much as I do

Hello!

Nice looking Octavia mate!

Very nice......

Is it standard??

Where abouts in Ireland are you?

JD

Did you used to be in Westlife?

would love to get a drive in a Fabia vRS, mid range punch is ment to be awesome

car is standard apart from sun roof and climate, pity cars in lreland are supplied with 16 and not 17ins wheels tho :-(

l am in Cork city on the south coast of lreland

am l doing this right ???

am l doing this right ???

Doing what right Bryan :confused:

car is standard apart from sun roof and climate' date=' pity cars in lreland are supplied with 16 and not 17ins wheels tho :-(

l am in Cork city on the south coast of lreland[/quote']

Thought those wheels looked smaller that usual. Now I know why!

Being from Cork, i pressume you have frequented Reardans (excuse the spelling) on occasions?

I have had one or two nights which i can't really remember in there. I have a friend from Bandon, and will hopefully be spending new years in cork this year (providing the weather holds)

JD

Welcome, Bryan. I like the look of that extra spoiler.

Being from Cork' date=' i pressume you have frequented Reardans (excuse the spelling) on occasions?

I have had one or two nights which i can't really remember in there. I have a friend from Bandon, and will hopefully be spending new years in cork this year (providing the weather holds)

JD[/quote']

Was over in Cork a few weeks ago for a stag do and went to Reardens - excellent night and really friendly place. Lost my mobile in there - two days later they found it and, as I was back in England by that time, they sent it back to me free of charge Absolutely brilliant ... can't see many places in England being that helpful.

BTW - welcome Bryan

hi bryan , welcome to briskoda from a fellow irishman

actually theres quite a few of us now as i sure you'll find out.

btw octy looks great with the colour-coding

Guess l am doing things right as people are seeing what l am writing in here lol

Love cars,, hate websites, can NEVER find my way around them :-(

Any other Cork vRS owners out there, and any advice on getting seats clean ??

Hi bryan,

Welcome to the site from a fellow Irishman.

I have sent you a PM (Private Message), see top right hand corner of the screen under your username

Howiya Bryan :dtp: :wave: . I'm a jackeen by the way

Hiya Bryan. Nice car!

John

car is standard apart from sun roof and climate' date=' pity cars in lreland are supplied with 16 and not 17ins wheels tho :-(

l am in Cork city on the south coast of lreland[/quote']

Hi Bryan!

Welcome to Briskoda!

Like all Irish cars....17"s are an option... Apparently the 16"s deal with the pot-holes better !

The colour coding on the car and the new spoiler look sweet!

I Might have to look you up next time I'm down in Cork direction...Boy!

Greetings from Dublin!

bpm

HI Bryan,

Welcome to Briskoda. I am in the windy west of Castlebar.. I have

colour coded my mirrors, bumpers and wing mirrors also. My car is the one on the right in the photo at the top of the screen. That shot was taken by GAFF at our meet in Punchestown earlier in the year. There are about 15 Irish users on this site and they are really helpful and sound :bttt: Are you into Rallying, as a few of us go to the tarmac championship rallies every year? Best of luck with the red beauty.

Regards

Mc Gyver :rally:

as I was back in England by that time, they sent it back to me free of charge Absolutely brilliant ... can't see many places in England being that helpful.

Dead right...a friend of mine was in Birmingham a few days ago and the battery in his phone went dead. He forgot to bring a charger with him so he went a bought a new charger, then went into a bar and asked if he could plug it in for a while. The response from the not so nice bar lady in the Square Peg was "that's the sort of thing you do at home, not in a bar" and she walked off. Surely on hearing an Irish accent she would have realised he was nowhere near home and was in desperation to make a call...

I know what I would have said to her...

Anyway, welcome to the forum Bryan.