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Re: Introduce yourself

Posted: Fri Jul 16, 2010 10:43 pm
by ianaudia4
Hello mate, car looks nice.

Re: Introduce yourself

Posted: Mon Jul 19, 2010 9:46 pm
by Neillyboy
Tidy car sir :good:

Re: Introduce yourself

Posted: Thu Jul 22, 2010 8:14 am
by stevey239
Hi guys total vw newbie here looking for a bit of help and advice to get my new scirocco up to scratch i bought it really randomly yesterday but thought it was definately wort its £200 price tag with nearly a years tax and test what you think guys
my names steve and i live in southampton any comments welcome on the car

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Re: Introduce yourself

Posted: Thu Jul 22, 2010 9:07 am
by markh
Hi Steve, is that the GTX that was on Ebay ? Looks ok, damn bargain too for that money mate !! :hi:

Re: Introduce yourself

Posted: Thu Jul 22, 2010 9:20 am
by stevey239
yes it was on ebay and just down the road so thought it was worth a look and was pleasantly surprised with it so bought it there and then

Re: Introduce yourself

Posted: Thu Jul 22, 2010 9:55 am
by cosmos81
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I will be back on the road 1st August as long as it passes an MOT!

Re: Introduce yourself

Posted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 9:10 am
by markh
Gorgeous motor !!! and just down the road from me !! :beers:

Re: Introduce yourself

Posted: Mon Jul 26, 2010 9:03 pm
by mic
Hello everyone! I don't own a scirocco, I've been offered a mk1 shell with lots of bits so having a look around and read up :)

Re: Introduce yourself

Posted: Tue Jul 27, 2010 10:45 pm
by JimC
Hi
I used to have a Mk1 GTI from about 1988 to 1993 -- It was a 1978 GLS originally but resprayed Ancona Blue Metallic and converted to GTI. Here is an early photo.
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It had a 1800 DX (GTI) engine transplant from a late Mk1 Golf GTI, and Koni sports suspension pack, uprated front discs, and later I put in a storm recaro leather interior. I loved it to pieces, or at least until it rusted to pieces. I was asked over a grand two years running for welding (and paint) to get it through the MOT. If I knew then what I know now (ie I was being ripped off), I would have kept the car and learned how to do bodywork, and done it properly. C'est la vie. After that, I bought a 1987 (series II) Audi coupe quattro, which I have driven since then and I am now going to restore it myself, slowly.

So I need another car and would love to find a Mk1 with a half decent body at an affordable price. Don't care what engine. Not that easy is it? Looking at DVLA stats from 2007, I estimate a hundred or so, maybe fewer, on the road. I know body parts will be difficult (impossible) although some repair panels are still available from Germany, but hopefully Golf underpinnings mean mechanical stuff can be got, whereas for the Audi just about everything is now NLA. At least they have just reintroduced windscreen seals! Thanks, Audi.

Hope you guys will put up with the odd question, and I will report progress if I find anything. Got one possible lead at the moment. Saw some of you and some great cars at GTI International, BTW. Also -- I don't want to offend anybody, but for me, it has to be a Mk1.

Best wishes to all

Jim

Re: Introduce yourself

Posted: Sun Aug 01, 2010 2:38 pm
by Goldie
Hi Im Justin and am in the South East. Just finished college and my old Gold Driver failed its M.O.T so I grabbed a scirocco MK2 F reg off Ebay for just over £300.....it has fuel issues and glugs to a hlat so Im having my mechanicc pop in to take a look at the fuel tank, He thinks it might be rust in the tank blocking the filter........I hope so Im skint and need this baby to get me past Christmas.
I am VW owner and love my 64 split screen bus which is garaged and awaiting a complete overhaul. I will post up picks soon.

Glad to be aboard and I can see myself holding on to this scirocco of she manages to get going, she doesnt need too much work to look quite a beaut!!

Cheers for now.

J

Re: Introduce yourself

Posted: Sun Aug 01, 2010 3:41 pm
by Goldie
And heres the pics........shes ok but needs a bit of work.

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Re: Introduce yourself

Posted: Mon Aug 02, 2010 12:47 am
by Chris16vRocco
Hello all,

My name's Chris. I'm from Maryland over here in the US. I've been lurking here a bit, and you folks have some very nice Sciroccos for sure.

I have 4 myself.

An 87 16v in Flash Silver:
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An 88 16v in Black:
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A 78 that was repainted many moons ago in this horrid shade of teal. It's a project for the distant future, I'm afraid.
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And this 80 automatic that I just got a couple of days ago. It hasn't seen the road since the mid 90's (as evidenced by the inspection sticker that expired in September 1993). I hope to get this one driveable soon.
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Thanks for looking,

Chris :hi:

Re: Introduce yourself

Posted: Mon Aug 02, 2010 6:54 pm
by Cpt Custom
Hi Folks.

I’m Paul from Harrogate and I’d like you to meet Poppy my 1987 GT, which is now being rebuilt …

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If you’re interested you can follow her progress on my restoration thread:

http://sciroccoregisterforum.co.uk/carf ... =19&t=6633


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Re: Introduce yourself

Posted: Mon Aug 02, 2010 7:30 pm
by the edmundator
Chris16vRocco wrote:Hello all,

My name's Chris. I'm from Maryland over here in the US. I've been lurking here a bit, and you folks have some very nice Sciroccos for sure.

I have 4 myself.

Hi Chris, a fine selection of Sciroccos. I think I might have seen some of them on Vortex (I don't go there much, though). Welcome!

Ed

Re: Introduce yourself

Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2010 12:30 am
by @dam
Hi guys/girls I'm Adam and i'm from East Yorkshire, i got my Scirocco on Friday it's a 92 pearl grey GT2. I got it off a mate for £200 complete with a full S/S exhaust and 4-2-1 manifold only downside is it needs a new gearbox but i've already found one for £24 (ebay :hugegrin: ) Anyway have a couple of pics.

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And heres one of me holding a small child

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That is all :good: