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Mk4 Golf better looking with or without mudflaps?

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  • 04-03-2006 8:22pm
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    trent
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    Not a big question but do people think a VW Golf Mk4 looks better with or without mudflaps?
    I didn't think anything of this until a mate pointed out that they're fitted on only about half the Golfs you see on the roads.


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    Litcagral
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    trent wrote:
    Not a big question but do people think a VW Golf Mk4 looks better with or without mudflaps?
    I didn't think anything of this until a mate pointed out that they're fitted on only about half the Golfs you see on the roads.



    I personally hate mud flaps on any car. I've never had them - looks a bit like wearing Wellingtons with a suit. :(


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    Anan1
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    I would have thought that mudflaps serve a useful enough purpose, especially given our roads & climate. I'd prefer to drive behind a car with them, rather that without. Let's face it, cars would look better without windscreen wipers too.


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    Interceptor
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    Would you put mudflaps on Keira Knightly? No? Don't put them on your car then.

    Mudflaps: Just say no.

    'cptr


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