VOLKSWAGEN CORRADO G60 SUPERCHARGED

From the seller: “Rare G60 Supercharged Corrado, has been dry stored for 8 years,

This vehicle runs and drives although the super charger is broken, it will need a replacement as the main charger housing has a hole in it due to something inside it breaking.

It will start and drive for loading purposes although it has a very low stance and will need a low loading trailer to move it.

The body is in good condition, it could do with some tlc, but overall, in good condition.

Ideal for an enthusiast to restore, a very rare motor car with a massive following. Anyone into VW will know that the value will just keep rising on this car making it a good investment.”

For sale on eBay –> Click here

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