Well folks this is going to be my Skoda Fabia saloon project. My parents bought the car new back in 2002. So when the parents upgraded the car. I had to turn it into project and use as a daily driver. 

Its a little 1.4L 16v. 

Plans are to change the wheels, lower it on 40mm springs for the moment but coilovers to be fitted down the line. New badges on front, back, engine bay and steering wheel. Body wise think front lip or maybe vrs front bumper and change chrome grill to black. Inside just going to upgrade steering wheel from 4 spoke to 3 spoke and new set of fitted mats. 

 

Will put more pictures up as jobs are done. Thanks for looking. If anyone has pictures or other fabia saloons please stick them. 

Good little start and ideas to the project, although this is in the wrong section. One of the admins will probably move it to the Fabia projects section. 

Cheers Skoda_Saint, be grand little project. If admin can move it to right section would be great.

Well guys this went on the back burner for the last few months. But its now full steam ahead. 

Picked up full set of new badges

Set of coilovers 

Vrs steering wheel 

Vrs Octavia spiders 17's 

New head unit witg sub and amp

New mats. 

Pictures to fellow as we get bits fitted.

Before

After

Few pictures of the parts. 

On 9/8/2017 at 23:35, Trilly said:

If admin can move it to right section would be great.

We don't read every single post so occasionally we need extra help in flagging up posts in the wrong area.

At least it's sorted now.

10 hours ago, john999boy said:

We don't read every single post so occasionally we need extra help in flagging up posts in the wrong area.

At least it's sorted now.

Thats no bother at all.  Cheers for sorting it. 

Progress is slow on this at the moment, but loads of bits being piled up in corner of garage. Just getting it ready for nct test. By the looks of it need to do front passenger side ball joint and drop link. But on the plus side picked up new set of wheels.....

Edited 4 August, 20187 yr by Trilly

Rears  above

Fronts below

Test fitted rears today.....

They fit anyway, with clearance and no rubbing against rear inner arch, shock or rear arm.