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probably not as much as you'd hope. It will definitely help if you can get it through an MOT.

I sold mine in December at auction. Had it up at 16k for 4 months and never had a single viewing

Rebuilt lago quad lamp 20v smack bang in the middle of britain, finish it and stick it up for 30k, if you must. On swiss ebay, swedish and german. :ihih: go for a european average price before they shut the gates.:smilewinkgrin:

Dunno, but you should still keep it. Advertise for a 50% shareholder.

As a rough guide Tony, Practical Classics mag pricing guide shows a condition 3 i.e prime candidate for restoration but might be driveable and MOT'd, WR as £3k, Quattro turbo slightly less and 20v's at £5k.
However compare those values to this CQ on here a short while back which looks like the seller had people beating his door down :hmmm:

http://www.classic-audi.co.uk/forum/...ad.php?t=36358

I will do you a swap Tony :ihih:

:lol::lol::lol:

Just pulling your leg, hope all goes well :tup:

I sincerely and genuinely think you should finish it and reap the reward for the top notch work you've carried out.
However if selling it is a welcome escape for you, I'm looking for a project.
PM me if you're mad enough to sell it.
:)

Walk away for a bit, long term builds can chew you up. You will win in the end,(because your a winner) and on that late summer evening,on the country lane you know so well, wring it's f*ckin neck for all the grief it's given you,when you put it away and it's making that ticking noise as it cools down, you WILL smirk. Chin up dude, exceptional build, exeptional builder.

You promised the littleen a drive don't disappoint him or shatter your dreams after all this time .it will all change once it's done get some use out of it before deciding whether to sell it .:tup:

Going to be a great KEEPER when done judging by the resto thread !

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