Full Spec of the Car
1999 VW Bora 1.9 SE TDi (110)

Engine:
Standard 1.9 TDi (110)
Mercedes MAF Sensor

Wheels/Tyres:
Brock B2 8 & 8.5x17" with Bridestone Potenza 225/45/17

Suspension:
Bilstein B4 Sport Shox and H&R 40-45mm lowering springs

Bodywork:
Full Golf front end conversion including bumper, grille, bonnet, wings
Golf 25th Anniversary Front Valance
Jap spec from bump strip with US running lights cut in
Golf 25th Anniversary Headlights
Aero Wipers
Stubby Wing Mirrors
Golf 25th Anniversary Side Skirts
De-locked
US Spec Jetta GLi Boot Lid
US Spec Jetta GLi RCRC Rear Lights
US Spec Jetta GLi Rear Valance
Custom S/S Anniversary Petrol Style backbox
Colour Coded Rear VW Badge

Interior:
R32 Steering Wheel
R-Line 4-Motion Gear Knob
Audi TT Pedals
Full FIS Bora Sport Clocks
Passat W8 Interior Light
Full Golf GTi T Recaro Interior
Cruise Control
OEM Version D Sat Nav
Skoda Octavia vRS Door Pins

A few words from this month's winner:
Thanks to everyone who took the time and voted for my car, it is much appreciated. Its good to know that so many of you think my car is worthy for UK-MKIVS Car of the Month, and it makes all the hard work that's gone into it over the 4 years I've owned it worthwhile.

This year saw its external makeover, which was unveiled at Ultimate Dubs and also helped it win its first show and shine trophy for Best Booted VW at the Scottish United Dubbers Mega Meet. Next year it's time to concentrate on the interior, and I've got a lot of plans for it, so will keep you all posted as to how it progresses.

I have been a member here since 2003, when I first had my black Mk4 Golf and I have always found UK-MKIVS to be the best VW site for information on any matter regarding anything to do with the Mk4. It has also helped me reduce my bank balance over the years providing loads of inspiration from other members cars.

I have made a lot fantastic friends through UK-MKIVS, not to mention my best mate, who was recently my best man at my wedding. From guys like Ray (aRd) and Baz (Bazmcc) for their technical knowledge, to too many to mention for general VW chat, I've found UK-MKIVS to be more of a community than a just another VW forum.

Thanks again to all who have helped get the Gora to where it is today and to everyone who voted.