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Used Car of the Day: 1976 Volkswagen Scirocco Track Car

by Tim Healey
(IC: employee)
January 17th, 2023 12:53 PM
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Want to go racing for relatively cheap? This very much NOT street-legal 1976 Volkswagen Scirocco racecar could be your ticket to weekend fun.
For $5,750, it's all yours. You get a recently rebuilt engine, BBS rims, and brand-new racing tires, according to the seller.

You will literally need to bring a trailer for this car -- it has no title and cannot legally be driven on the street.
Check it out here.
[Images: The Seller]
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Published January 17th, 2023 1:00 PM
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The ad says 210psi on each cylinder - divided by 14.7psi (1 bar), that's 14.3:1 compression. That would be crazy - no pump gas there.
I had a ‘75 Scirocco that I got in ‘77. It was tons of fun and very practical for my needs. It did have a tendency for things to fall off of the engine, though like the EGR valve and the air conditioner.