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So, not sure how many will remember this car from many years ago on this forum. anyway, the new owner of StormchargedVR6’s corrado asked me if I’d be interested in doing an underneath and engine bay resto / cleanup of the storm. being a long term fan of this car, I couldn’t refuse. It’s now on 24k miles so really low mileage and a stunning car

Not added much to this lately but here’s some summary pics of underneath

Morning all! it’s been a while… life took over and things have been busy, too much for this time of day. I still have Corrado number 10, although it’s not been on the road since Covid. It did start earlier in the year, but needs a full respray before it goes anywhere. I’m not doing that until I’ve built a garage, which is getting closer to a reality. Meanwhile I went through a B8 RS4 and C7 RS6 before picking up a V8 R8 in the summer, a natural progression from the Corrado and they do look great side by side. I often look about for very good examples of Corrado’s and think it’d be cheaper and easier just to pick one of them up than sort mine! Hope all is well with those still here, maybe I’ll have some more exciting news in 25!

Dox, fendervg - Thanks very much for all your your help, am all done and lights are working as they should

Can't seem to start a new thread, so will just reply here. Not often the fleet is all together, but took the corrado out for it's last run before SORN for winter. Managed to fit a new water pump and radiator, then noticed the wires had broken on the O2 sensor again, so fixed that as it was running rough. Thought I had cracked it as the mpg was heading back out the teens into the mid twenties, but just as I pulled into the drive it started popping and banging so will need to fault finding again. The joys of classic car ownership!