This is my SCIROCCO GTX:
Montego-black-metallic
built 12/1983
motor EX 1.8l
carb 2E2
8 valves
4+E transmission setup
120 HP, 130mph tested......
Nothelle camshaft,modified head & manifolds,
tuned and adjusted by Nothelle
all stainless steel exhaust with 4 inch end-pipe
205/50 VR15 Uniroyal on 7J 15 ET 25mm Aluline-/rims
Steffan Fahrwerksbau racing suspension
JE-design V8 grille, Kamei grille-spoiler,
black Scirocco turn-signals,
bumper-integrated black Golf t.s.
MOMO corse 320mm steering wheel
GTX-rear wing
currently 280.000km, first engine, first tranny, first paint.

rear seats & rear interior completely removed
GTX Zender plastic-kit completely removed.

CAR-STEREO :

BECKER Mexico RDS RC & BECKER Silverstone CD
changer 3 block setup with discrete BECKER amplifier.
( this radio & changer is not only IMHO the best
that german engineering could provide, the changer
never had a dropout all the years in spite of my
hard suspension, on the IR control unit shines the
"Star" symbol of Mercedes Benz S-class
- where this setup is usually built in )

Axton-amplifiers
Oehlbach-crossovers
Blaupunkt -speakers
phone: Motorola car tel



This is the dyno recorded at Nothelle, a well known VW-tuning company in Germany. After I put in my Nothelle camshaft I let them do the fine-tuning. And it was worth it: They were working the whole day on my car, setting the ignition, changing nozzles of the carb and so on. Every 2 hours Mr. Nothelle himself came to me and told me about the progress. The black line of the dyno was the first test when I brought the car in the morning, the blue line at the top was the result when I left Nothelle at night. While driving home again on Autobahn I almost crashed the car because I was always looking at the needle of my speedometer. But this was six years ago and now im used to the performance of my car :)



these are pictures of my Mk1. I sold it in 1991. It was a 1978 GT, running perfectly and had almost no rust. I was a poor student then and due to this I sold the car as I was offered a lot of money for it. With some of this money I got my Mk2.




this was our wedding-Rocco. It was made by my friend Niko Koch.
The car burned and crashed later.