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re: New Owner - Questions.



Congratulations !
How do you like the color silver ?
I'm flying up to North CA to buy a silver 87 16V Scirocco today. It has about 
82K miles on it. According to the owner, it is in great (?) shape.
I wanted to get black but I couldn't find on in good condition.
I recommend Synthetic oil because these days they don't cost much. You can 
buy Mobil 1 or Castrol synthetic oil at less than U$4.00 per quart.
Back in 1985-88 Synthoil was the only synthetic oil (from AutoTech) I payed 
$10.00 per each quart.
The Scirocco I'm going to buy today has used Red Line synthetic oil. I'm not 
sure how good they are but any synthetic oil should be better than regular 
oil.

Keep in touch.
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Myung Kim
myung_kim@phoenix.com
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Original Text
From: <BLURUk@aol.com>, on 5/6/97 12:01 AM:
Hello,

Just a note to inform you all that I am finally the owner of a 1987 16V
Scirocco. It is silver, stock with teardrops, fuba, no sunroof or electric
windows(two less things to worry about), great interior, and 81k miles.

I've waited a long time for this car, and I want to take good care of it;
preventative and otherwise. My question is about oil and tune ups. I live in
Arizona, and during the summer in my lifetime, I have seen the temp at 117 F
degrees. What, in all of your opinions, would be a good weight? A friend
suggested 20W 50, but another friend said that 10W 40 is enough. What about
synthetic?

Second, what does a 16v cost to tune?I've seen the labor rates, but what does
it cost after parts and labor? I'd like to do all the work  myself, but we
all have to start somewhere.

Blur Uk
1987 16V Scirocco, Silver(FINALLY!!!!!!!)
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