Junkyard scavengers

["Jorel Jackson" <kondor77@hotmail.com>]

>I agree, they're really not all that common in breakers yards. I have 
seen
>adverts for VW specialist breakers yards but I have no experience of
>them....Yet.
>
>Jonathan Miles
>Scirocco GTII '90
>

>>Sciroccos are generally quite difficult to find but about every third 
scrap
>>yard will have one of some kind.
>>
>>Mark Thomas '87 Scirocco GT

I live in the Twin Cities Metro Area of Minnesota, my experiences with 
junk yards has been difficult. Dead Sciroccos are extremely rare, and if 
you hear about one, you better get there fast. I needed a transmission 
once, so I went to the local yard. They didn't have anything, and they 
called all over...nothing. They finally found one in Utah, so I had to 
pay to have it shipped here. My theory is there is a secret Scirocco 
underground around here, and I'm wondering if any of you people hang out 
on this list? I see you around, at increasingly rare intervals. You 
always wave at me when we pass on the road. And when a Scirocco goes up 
for sale, it never lasts more than a week. I know your out there. It 
would be nice to talk to some of you, because mine is about to reach 
"toy" status.

J.S. Jackson '85 Scirocco

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