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yip....i'm sadder than you mate :oops: :wink:

they used to do the star-chips for a massive amount of cars....well on their list they had.....IIRC they claimed 212bhp for the C VR6

LOL.....as i said Joe's C has only very minor cosmetics..........and btw his interior is a lot cleaner than mine :oops:

http://the-corrado.net/.archive/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3126 here ya go.......seemingly done by a very well respected VW anorak :wink: :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol: LOL

try V-A-G parts 01322 338833 they source their parts from VW in germany IIRC

Sure it wasn't Mystic Blue :wink: Not sure mate.Looked black to me. Haven't seen a Mystic blue Corrado so wouldn't know.Could have bought the badges and stuck them on I suppose.... It did have 5 spoke alloys,which looked like the original VW ones(Estorils?Sebrings?Help me out here!) :? tbh......mystic blue doesn't look like black in most lights....in fact in bright sunlight its a very noticable purple.........in dull light ive found it looks more blue than black............also the storm alloys are 6-spoke affairs....the standard VR has 5-spoke speedlines however..........by the sounds of it......you've seen a midnight blue or a black VR with storm badges on it did it have leather interior too?....if so what colour?

ok will do........away to go shopping in Perth on friday so will swing in by on the way there or home........camera at the ready and will give you an un-biased report but tbh.........for the very minor cosmetics Joe's one needs.........i would go for his over this........i can't see it being too much of a minter.......one thing tho....at the price this garage is asking...........it won't sell quickly either

hmmmm is only 30 miles-ish away from me too..........anyone want me to investigate further????

thermostat by the sounds of it.........mine did the same a couple of years ago..........temp guage went rocketting up.............bottom hose will be stone cold while the top one will be roasting

nope pretty sure the digital milometer arrived 91-ish......dubster82 has it in his 91H-plater and Skid has it in his 92J-plater and both have the smaller fuel tank

looks a good'un going by the pics of the paint and interior 8) 8) 8) 8)

spotted my first ever P-plate Corrado monday evening :wink: pity i was driving a Europcar minibus at the time :roll: ........anyway spied it on the A90 southbound beside Northwater bridge/Edzell turn-off...........P** UAP.....any takers?

your poor starting could well just be the blue temp sender......£8-ish for a new one and less than 30 mins to fit..........

looks like helious blue to me

pretty sure someone managed to do it with the dash still on.........best check the yahoo e-group :wink:

seriously though darren........how can you look at any C with wheels sticking past the arches and say it looks nice :?: ..........to me it gives it a "toy" car look and actually makes it look less classy

er........Henny's by any chance? :wink: :lol: :D :D

dont get me wrong the paintwork looks flawless.......BUT.....its too Low.....the wheels are too wide,the bonnet vents look silly on it,single wipers aint my bag.....and i'm not a fan of losing the numberplate recess

sorry but that to me aint nice looking :wink:

can u not get it put into storage and get a cheap-to-run motor til you start making decent bucks? :wink:

more to the point Roy......whats yer other hand doing????......on the pic with the Gas-tanks :wink:

that is damned decent for your ages...........have they stung you with a stupid XS though?

ISV perhaps............or a sports-bra to keep the good lady's jubblies still :wink:

if its genuine Porsche wheels...........you do know to get hub adapters???

1- group 15........they are the cheapest to insure 2-basically yes 3-slightly slower to 60mph but due to better aerodynamics they should have a higher top speed 4-engine-wise the same problems that 1.8 16v's can have,body trim and Corrado specific bits to look out for are in the buying guide we have in the common Corrado questions section