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Mk1 Scirocco- light Blue

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  • #61
    Looks good Glenn. I know already that there will be a few jealous bodies on this forum!


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    • #62
      Originally posted by Hydro View Post
      it is a chrome [ or stainless ] covering that clips
      over the gutter. This may be a different gutter to yours.

      Glenn.
      Early Scirocco uses aluminium extrusion, very easy to bend out of shape, has a tiny slot in the rain gutter at each end for a dimple in the ali to clip into.

      Later versions use the clear plastic coated foil stuff, which with sun action goes brittle and yelows, usually falls apart trying to remove it. Held on with a black mastic stuff.
      Lots of MK 1 Scirocco's...

      If it aint a MK 1 then it must be a donor car ??

      Cheers,
      Grant...

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      • #63
        Where will you put the rear number plate??
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        • #64
          it hangs beneath the Bumper....already has a number plate light there - connected and working.
          Shame I cant get all the headlights to work.
          -
          I ssuspect the fuses.
          Glenn....with Old Scirocco to replace old Beetle.sigpic

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          • #65
            Overcast day.
            Still working on electrical and little annoying things.
            Pics........


            Glenn....with Old Scirocco to replace old Beetle.sigpic

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            • #66
              pics....

              Glenn....with Old Scirocco to replace old Beetle.sigpic

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              • #67
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                Glenn....with Old Scirocco to replace old Beetle.sigpic

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                • #68
                  more


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                  this is the aluminium gutter trim................
                  Glenn....with Old Scirocco to replace old Beetle.sigpic

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                  • #69
                    More gutter trim


                    this one has been drilled at the ends where dimple was.
                    Its sitting up a little bit due to paint.


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                    • #70
                      the Sirocco sign on the rear needs the original number plate lights fitted in
                      to give it that " Lairy night time " look.
                      I was wondering if white neon strips would illuminate it better. Will try the lights first.
                      Maybe a switch to flickering light could be fun - or good for braking.
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                      • #71
                        Use it for brake lights, I reckon that would be killer
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                        • #72
                          looking mighty fine Glenn. Well done.


                          i like volkswagens
                          My blog: http://garagefiftythree.blogspot.com.au/

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                          • #73
                            Thanks, I am making some headway now.
                            Went through all the fuses replacing them and or cleaning ends.
                            Most things work now.......eexcepttt....rear washer, demister, and the right blinker is a bit dull. [funny that it works better on the Trouble light switch...]
                            Might try to bleed the brakes tomorrow - see if my son can spare 5 mins
                            Glenn....with Old Scirocco to replace old Beetle.sigpic

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                            • #74
                              do I need working Hatch " struts "....[ the pressurized stuts that support the Rear Hatch ]
                              to get it registered..?????
                              Glenn....with Old Scirocco to replace old Beetle.sigpic

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                              • #75
                                I doubt it, it doesn't affect the safety of the vehicle at all, so i doubt you'd need it for RWC. There's nothing on my old RWC's that would indicate the need for this.

                                having said that, you'd kick yourself if it came down and bopped you on the head one day.


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