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I've got a factory supplied spare in mine. It's an 18, nothing bigger fits in the hole!

I have adelaides too.

If you have a clubby it won't fit on the front as the calipers are too big but will on a gti.

I like the red car too.

Would you sack off the Grey one and go and view the Red one then?

I agree a 1 owner car and full VW SH is not to be sniffed at, though it’s MOT history isn’t as strong as the Grey one.

The red one is my current No.2.

There’s these 2 as well,

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202501097873333

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202410034800032

Hi Wayne. Given you have already noted a few issues that may require a lot of expense to sort, why not look for a better car? Apart from Dynaudio, I can't see much else unusual (other than the personalisation) and Dynaudio isn't the be all. Potentially at that mileage the thermostat/waterpump might also need doing, probably for the second time.

I’ve got 19” Adelaide’s and have recently obtained the parts to fit a spare wheel and jack / tools into the boot on my Clubsport. These are the bits you’ll need:

1. 18” Vag spare wheel found on many VW Audi group cars
2. Boot floor threaded post and fixing screw
3. Vag spare wheel jack and tool kit (mine was off a Leon).

I did not have to get a scalloped trim, I think you mean the trim against the bumper edge inside with a cut out? Mine seemed to have a curved part and the wheel fits.

The problem we will all have is getting a skinny space saver over the front calipers. The only way I think this can be dealt with is if you have a front puncture, you’ll need to swap a good full size rear wheel to the front and put the spare on the rear where you have a smaller caliper.

I got the spare off gumtree, Jack and tools off eBay plus the threaded post and screw. Just search around and you should find all the bits for under £100.