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Title: Data sticker
Post by: zeema on January 20, 2022, 11:20:38 AM
Hey there, new to the forum.

Just bought a Mk2 8V that I intend to do a bare metal restoration on, I am after some information before I start pulling it apart.

The data sticker has been removed at some point and I need to get all the information from it, where can I find this please? VW said they can't get it as the car is too old for the system, the car has been painted a different colour, it was originally green, but not sure if jade green or calypso green, car is a 90 chassis number but built late 89 and registered Jan 90.

Can anyone tell me where i can get all the data sticker info and even a new sticker as well so I can eventually refit it when it is done?

Many thanks, Chris.
Title: Re: Data sticker
Post by: scs on January 20, 2022, 11:54:09 AM
The data sticker should be copied into the service book. New stickers are available look up L190 on here as I think he has the information. Welcome to the site and good luck with the restoration.
scs
Title: Re: Data sticker
Post by: zeema on January 20, 2022, 12:16:47 PM
Thank you, yeah no service book either,I cant find L190?

Have they left?
Title: Re: Data sticker
Post by: AndyBa on January 20, 2022, 12:41:46 PM
L90E  :D
Title: Re: Data sticker
Post by: PWardy on January 20, 2022, 01:26:05 PM
I think L90E has left us.  There is no profile and he shows as a guest.
Shame, I enjoyed following his posts.
Title: Re: Data sticker
Post by: nige t on January 20, 2022, 05:58:17 PM
A guy in Germany makes good copies of the build stickers but he will need information to reproduce one for you.
Title: Re: Data sticker
Post by: AndyBa on January 20, 2022, 10:07:59 PM
Look for Volkswagen Build Stickers on Facebook. Apparently £10.
However it looks like you'll need to provide a copy the one from the handbook.....

I recall that you could get a build certificate but i'm not sure what level of detail it has. There are a few Google search posts on this but the links don't seem to work.

I guess you could "cobble" one together assuming the car hasn't been modified too much.

Do any of these match the original colour?

Paint codes (http://www.gti16v.com/vwcc1989.htm)
Title: Re: Data sticker
Post by: Eddypeck on January 21, 2022, 04:39:53 PM
You can apply to VW History dept to get a birth certificate. I think it's about £30-35 and this will give you everything that would have been on the build sticker, so using the links above you can order a duplicate.


I think L90E has left us.  There is no profile and he shows as a guest.
Shame, I enjoyed following his posts.

He said he was getting a large amount inappropriate spam sent to his inbox since registering on the forum. Said something about having numerous domains so is able to set up a unique email for each account he uses online, so since that one email was only attributed to this forum he believed the spam was a result of either the site being scraped for data or the server not being secure so has deleted his profile and left the forum.
Title: Re: Data sticker
Post by: Eddypeck on January 21, 2022, 04:42:05 PM
The Volkswagen Certificate and Data Sheets.

https://www.volkswagen-classic-parts.com/en_uk/service/certificate-data-sheets.html

Like everything right now, it looks like the prices have gone up massively from what I remember.
Title: Re: Data sticker
Post by: AndyBa on January 21, 2022, 07:52:07 PM
Wow....how much.
Obviously bound with good quality leather with gold leaf writing...
But I guess you could spend a good few hours putting one together based upon a copy of a similar aged members sticker to provide a basis.
What model is the Golf? 8/16v big or small bumpers?