Bigbadger

Hello, has anyone taken the centre console and engine cover? Also the instrument panel surround if it is available. Thanks

Do you still have the VR6 engine cover and black plastic trim between door card and window?

Hello, is the rocker cover still available? Post to Hampshire?

Dan, I'll take the boot lid and spoiler off you if you still have it.

I'll take N/S headlight

Yes, I reckon that's it. Thanks DG

Having replaced the door handle striker I find myself with a very wobbly handle. Trawling through Google I've found a photo at VWVortex.com showing a white plastic insert that is missing from my door. As VWVortex looks to be an american site, I was wondering if there are differences in door specs between continents, or if I really have lost a white plastic insert. I have found nothing in the bottom of the door except the old broken striker. Is this plastic insert a common part to VW or Corrado specific? Photo hopefully attached. Ignore the arrow in the photo, it's the bit on the left I'm talking about. http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthread.php?1823097-***corrado-BROKEN-door-handle-repair-INSTRUCTIONS*** Thanks.

I tried to get hold of a door handle over the past couple of weeks but had no joy, as I stripped my thread too. I re-tapped the thread yesterday to standard thread. Seems to work OK with an M6 machine screw borrowed on a permanent basis from work.

So what would be considered a "comfortable" suspension set up? The Bilstein sportline kit fitted about 5 years ago that lowered my car by about 40mm. Although the look was much improved on 15inch standard wheels, I have always found the ride uncomfortably hard on the pot holed roads which seem to be the normal these days. My local garage reckons I need new rear shocks, but everywhere I look on the net seems to sell kits that lower by 40mm again. So, is the best bet going back to VW shocks and if so, what change do I get from £500? Thanks, Graham

Better than that, the allen key is supplied and fitted onto the sunroof motor. :)

They have a hint of the Iron Cross about them. Ideal for a VW staff car.

I dropped my Storm 40mm about 2 years ago and I have to say, it has a far better stance, if slightly firmer than I would have liked. Have kept the original 15" BBS wheels to give it the std look and the higher profile tyres help with some of the iffier roads around the New Forest. I've also had a set of those mats for the past 6 years and still have all the letters. :D That's a great looking car you've got there Rick

That does it for me, definately the Oettingers.

Oettingers for me at the mo. Need to see them on to be sure though.

I'm not getting a warm feeling about this. I beleive there is a VW specialist in the Chandlers Ford area. Does anyone have any info on this? Might be worth a try.