diarmaid16

Pm sent Dougie

Sorry lad, I just had a quick look at the ad. Gives you an idea of a price anyway. From memory, used early ones were always a bit more expensive than the later type.

goldfinger: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VW-Corrado-Early-Type-Front-Grill-Badge-Genuine-OEM-Plastic-Black-/360959211244?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item540ad876ec

I just threw one out at the weekend (sorry, not much help!)

£100 collected for the estorils.

Left: 535853705 01C Right: 535853706 01C From reading about these here and there, they only seem to last a few years. Not much of a return for a couple of hundred notes.

Sweet. Any idea what they're worth Dox?

Wings and crossmember sold. Scrapped the rest.

Everything sold or scrapped now apart from the wheels. Must be of use to someone. Really don't want to throw them out. £125 collected

Pete, I have a load of doublers. Would to willing to swap through the post?

They love making it easy to keep these cars on the road! I have one from a 2.0 16v. Not 100% sure it fits a vr though. I'd imagine it should. Maybe someone can confirm?

Tank straps received today, cheers

Fair play Ron!

Pm sent ryan

Early

Pm sent sean. Loepan, I can only find the driver's side

Anyone? £40 posted

Bump. Giving these one more week before I bin them.

No worries. Cheers for letting me know.

I think it's all down to personal preference. If you like the car standard then keep it that way. Some people (me included) like to make slight changes like suspension, wheels, exhaust, brakes. Changes that can easily be put back to standard if required. Others have gone further and replaced original engines with different items or supercharged/ turbo'd n/a engines. IMO in the long run, the more original the car is, the more valuable it will be. And I think the more modified they are, the less desirable they will be in the future. But that's just my thoughts!

If it's the handle for tilting the seat then there should be a metal clip on the lever that it attaches to. If that's not there then you could probably just bond the handle back on.

I thought it looked familiar Liam, not sure where I saw it though.

Holy smokes!! http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/volkswagen/corrado/volkswagen-corrado-g60-as-new-ultra-low-miles---------------1991/2366046

The white clips, metal clips and 2 screws hold the covers down, but not firm to the windscreen. I know what you're saying about the water sitting though. It's not a great design!

Fairly sure these are held on with white square clips which are just below the bottom of the windscreen Rob. Are these still there on yours?