Nice little write up on a vr6 project

[axcel01uk 0]

Thought I share the below link as I found it interesting and nice to see another VR6 getting the attention it deserves. This guy has done a few Corrado projects, links to these can also be found at the bottom of the page. He also has a lovely blue storm for sale that's he done a fair bit of work on it looks in cracking shape.

 

http://www.volkswizard.co.uk/carsforsale/n817byb.htm

[VW_OwneR_85 2]

just goes to show how much work can go into one of these cars...

[bmwcompact 10]

When I see new owners posting here with plans for new wheels or perhaps an exhaust system or new ICE, I often wonder if they know what problems they may face in owning an old car. This link shows some of the issues, large and small that the new corrado owner might have the rectify. I found it an interesting read: it reminded me of all the unexpected problems I've had to fix in my first year of corrado ownership!

[krishen 2]

When I see new owners posting here with plans for new wheels or perhaps an exhaust system or new ICE, I often wonder if they know what problems they may face in owning an old car. This link shows some of the issues, large and small that the new corrado owner might have the rectify. I found it an interesting read: it reminded me of all the unexpected problems I've had to fix in my first year of corrado ownership!

 

So true. When i got my corrado my main "issue" was that the sunroof didn't slide. Only when i got the car checked over by my local mechanic did i realise what real issues actually exist.

Reading his post is a bit like dejavu, in that i've (well Graham at DG) had to all that work on my corrado. But the good thing is that when you do get things done you can appreciate the difference.