essextom wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 3:07 pm According to Dr dubs scirocco page all GL's were 1600. all the info for this suggests its an 1800 though, any thoughts?

My understanding is that all mk2 autos were 1800

Have you checked the earth to the rocker cover? I think I had a similar problem which turned out to be this. It sounds like an earthing problem somewhere, to me.

I’d replace all of the bushes at one go if you’ve got the time and money. If you’re using it regularly and covering lots of miles, use OEM spec rubber bushes rather than polyurethane, unless your back isn’t important to you. In general, if you’re planning to keep it several years, do all the jobs pro ...

F134 CDY in Biggleswade- parked on the drive. Went past in the line of duty.

They would have had to leave the factory as Storms, because the paint colours and interior trim (leather etc) weren't used on any other models. It's purely that the dealers were somewhat less fastidious about how they described the cars when registering, than perhaps they should have been.

Some of the prices seem ok, some are crazy. I think they don’t really know how to value them, though it looks like they’ve dismantled at least two Storms.

Possibly worth pointing out that the right part for DX engine cars is this one, which is also half the price from VW:

https://www.volkswagen-classic-parts.de ... ronic.html

Relay 62, 321 906 059 G

Vs. VW OEM here:

https://www.volkswagen-classic-parts.de ... pumpe.html

I bought a new one from VW Classic Parts a year or two ago. Might still be available.

Hi there, another white one! Sciroccos are notorious for getting damp inside, so marine ply would be a better choice for making your own parcel shelf than MDF.

Knock at least £3k off the price and it might sell.

I don't think 3-point inertia reel belts were fitted to any UK cars from the factory. I've only ever seen lap belts or 3-point static belts (aside from Securon etc. aftermarket ones). I don't see how the 3-points for securing the belts would be any different for factory inertia reel belts. One on ...

There are some threads on the C-pillars, which is where you attach the upper part of the 3-point belt. If you poke around with your finger, you should be able to feel them under the headlining.

I suspect the yellow would put the speculators off a bit. Even though the Storms in original paint colour that go for £2k-3k still need a full respray after restoration repairs. You might be looking closer to £1500-£2000. But if you’re only interested in selling to one person, you’ll just need to wor ...

"Needs a lot of welding work..."

Probably £2000 - £3000 judging by the last few restoration project Storms I've seen on eBay.