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Kenquattro 14-09-09 05:29 PM

I DVLA'd it a while back.

quattrokid 14-09-09 05:34 PM

:tup: Ken.

Kenquattro 14-09-09 06:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by quattrokid (Post 74937)
Ken, how do you know its SORNED? did you dlva it or do you know who has it?:ihih:


...£21000, bloody hell thats expensive in those days!!!!!... doesnt exactly get a glowing report either... could do better reading between the lines. The BMW M3 and the Intergrale give it a bloody nose on a few aspects!

Maybe that is why they were so rare? They were up against some iconic cars that are worth a lot more than them now. The car that got me into them was my friends Dec 88 10V Sport. That was the actual 1988 NEC Motor Show car, and had every option available except headlamp wash. My friend'd dad bought it at 8000 miles and just over a year old for £13500. I remember it felt like it was on rails and the satin quattro seats were to die for. Fast forward to 1994 and another mate bought a C Plate Alpine White WR quattro. That had done 111k miles and felt like a pile of shite after the 90 quattro Sport! Having been in a fair few newish at the time low mile WRs, MBs and RR's, I realise that the C Reg WR of my friends was just a shadow of the car it was new due to age and mileage. Attached is a pic of that 90 Sport 10V at 6 years old/100k miles and wearing a rather dubvious 20V badge. I have to date only seen one other car the same spec. That was F650 ROR which I bought in 2005. It is now owned by John88100 on here.

quattrokid 14-09-09 06:32 PM

Ken.... are you a registrar for these cars? you seem to know where most of them are and have detailed knowledge of individual cars.

is there a 90 owners club?:idea:

Kenquattro 14-09-09 06:38 PM

lol! No, I have just gained a lot of knowledge of them over the years. I am the same with ur quattros and 200s etc. I liked them because they were quite rare in their day, unlike the modern Audis. As much as I like the two A6s I have owned, they are everywhere, although I have never seen any A6s with the amount of Options my two have had! I am quite fussy when it comes to my cars.


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