TexasCorradoVR6

sorry mate beat ya (JoeBrent!)! i was 16 when i got my corrado! What a first car eh?! i live in the US! :lol: Hopefully finding a newer one (93 or up) soon, finding rado's in the US is damn near impossible, its a miracle i got mine! Will

The 93 sounds good, maybe better than the 94, you'll have to take a good look at both to see the best one. you're lucky you even found 2 in the classifieds or wherever. i live in the US, i found mine on autotrader, and the guy wanted 6000 but, i eventually got it for 3000 US(about 2000 pounds :? ) it was a 92 VR6 with 114000 miles! :shock: even though i knew i would have my share of technical difficulties i got it cos it was a corrado, end of story. im only 17 so paying for its ups and downs is hard to say the least! ive already sunk $3000 (2000 pounds) in it already for repairs (hey thats was sellng price :roll: !) personally i would take the 94, just cos its younger! good luck! Will

Kev - Do you have any pics of them ON the car? :shock: are the actual whole lights OEM? they look like the european spec ones that cost an arm and a leg. the ones on my rado are the old hoopty OEM ones, they're faded bad. :( i really dont want to pay out for the europeans spec ones. Will

Great, thanks a lot! I'll probably not do it myself, as the vacuum thing seems a bit duanting!

i turned my corrado yesterday morning and -splutter splutter, clank- it stalled, and this time it wasn't my fualt :wink: I live in Texas and it was cold that morning (only about 40-50, but cold for Texas) i don't know if that was it. the idle stabalizes after the engine warms up tho. i checked out the vacuum hose and the cloth around the hose is frayed and bent at a pretty severe angle. what is the problem/what can I do? Will