You will need a complete BHW donor car. There will some wiring and parts swapping to do, particularly if the GLX is a V6 like I think it is. It's always best to start with a 4cyl car for a BHW swap. You'll need an AWD TDI transaxle with a final drive that matches the one in the wagon, or get the rear diff that matches your choice of transaxle. You'll need the front section of the driveshaft, the auto is a different length. You'll also need the subframe that matches your choice of transaxle. Not sure if the V6 one works or not. Then its just the usual manual swap stuff, axles, shifter box, clutch master and slave, pedal assembly, clutch, flywheel etc.
The FHN is useless for this swap, unless you want to load all the gearsets into a locally sourced AWD manual trans case, some gearsets may not fit depending on vintage. I've been there, it's less fun than you think.