An Introduction. The Southern California Corrado Group.

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About 2 years ago I started a little group here in California. Here is my collection of photos. Enjoy.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Relatives visited...

[Red=Fast 0]

that all black one looks quite similar to mine... =]

 

 

but mine has a 16v in it... as soon as my car is running we should meet up. im up in santa cruz, where are you?

[Guest]

awesome pics guys, gives me something to aspire to, ive gotta get me a 'shrek' & a z-engineering kit :wink:

[Jim 2]

Superb pictures mate :)

 

Love that 'SLC YA' plate... hehe :)

[Ka` 0]

Very nice indeed,

 

Wish I had some artistic talent :)

 

Cheers,

Rica

[Henny 0]

Wow!

Excellent photos of some lovely cars there... 8)

[dan 0]

8) pics m8

 

and the nice thing about owning a corrado in CA is that you have no rust worries :mrgreen: ...

[chubbybrown 0]

Brill 8)

[stevemac 0]

Nice cars & photos - welcome to the forum m8

[Red=Fast 0]

amen to the no rust thing!

[tachycardia 0]

Thank you for the kind words, everyone.

 

that all black one looks quite similar to mine... =]]

 

 

The black C is the most impressive Corrado I've seen in person. The owner purchased the car brand new in 93 and rebuilt the car bolt-by-bolt by himself, including the 6-speed Quaife.

 

 

... as soon as my car is running we should meet up. im up in santa cruz, where are you?

 

I live in San Diego. If you'd like to attend a meeting or a drive, email me: mailto:[email protected]

 

...and the nice thing about owning a corrado in CA is that you have no rust worries :mrgreen: ...

 

Unfortunately, rust is actually quite a problem on the coast. Yes very little rain, but a lot of salt and moisture from the ocean... not to mention intense UV rays!

[dubster82 0]

every picture was woth the half hour it took my rubbish pc and dial up to download em all :D :lol:

[Red=Fast 0]

the sun is the only thing that gets my car. my clear coat is coming off a bit on the top. eventually im going to get my car re painted but that isnt a real priority for me right now. that is a really impressive corrado...man. my main beef with it is that the wheel spacers are too large. personally im not a bog fan of wheels coming out past the fenders, but other than that...that thing is amazing. i will shoot you an email when my car is running so we could meet up. i might be able to get another corrado or two to go with me. =]

[24V Renshaw 0]

What size wheels are those on the SLC YA Black Corrado?

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What size wheels are those on the SLC YA Black Corrado?

 

18x8.5

[kongo127 0]

Suberb photos dude! 8)

Lovely cars too! :D

[IMNOBUG 0]

Tachy, red X's :(

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Tachy, red X's :(

 

Works for me... :?:

[Robch 0]

Wow! Nice Pics & C's!!

 

Maybe a stupid question, but, what's the score with the inlet on the Red C?

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Wow! Nice Pics & C's!!

 

Maybe a stupid question, but, what's the score with the inlet on the Red C?

 

I apologize for my lack of worldly synonyms, but what is "score"? :oops:

[VR6 0]

Wow! Nice Pics & C's!!

 

Maybe a stupid question, but, what's the score with the inlet on the Red C?

 

I apologize for my lack of worldly synonyms, but what is "score"? :oops:

 

What's the deal/idea/thought behind/thinking of.....

 

Insert whichever word gives Rob's sentence most meaning to you :)

 

HTH

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Thanks for the clarification...

 

The intake manifold on the Red C was made by Volkswagen Motorsport in the early 90's. VW made 500 of them, and then sold the patent to Schrick. Although it gives a slight increase in low-end torque, it is the rarity of the piece that makes it quite valuable and hard to find.