80q 16v 1991 - Page 2

David Small · 02-02-11, 09:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Emjay

what the hell are you talking about MSH?, something has got lost in translation I think

Nothing new there then

missfire · 02-02-11, 09:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Emjay

what the hell are you talking about MSH?, something has got lost in translation I think

i understand everything he says!...

maybe i'm latvian...!

i think hes saying that the owner reckons that because it is an attention seeker car and has '''17's''' and tinter chavlights and windows that he reckons he can add a grand onto the price..and i think he added some latvian 'tex'mssg' lingo to suit the vocab. of the creator of the car..(?)

i think..!??!?

i like the car! don't like the wheels or stuck on black bits ...but they come off.

Booty · 02-02-11, 11:22 PM

Yep, I reckon overall a nice car IF, you put it back to standard and took off all the added on crap. Never seen one in that colour / trim combination though?

ChrisG · 03-02-11, 09:25 AM

need to know the paint code really, there was a verk dark pearl green ( often looked black in dingy lighting -- and fantastic with the sun on it ! ). The photos could almost be of a Lago colour?

Nobody has commented on whether it's a sensible price or not -- or is it totally dependent on the 'real' condition and all various records for it ?

David Small · 03-02-11, 10:02 AM

It does look more of a lago type colour in the photo's and the upholstry looks paler than any other I've seen - I doubt its the Pearl Green colour you mention Chris - that was a nice colour, but I remember correctly the interior on that colour was black - I'm sure the test car in VW Motoring mag was that colour I'll look for it tonight a post a pic.

Price wise I'd suggest its resonable if its a good one, I paid £1900 for my non quattro 16V Sport in October 2007 and its been worth every penny.

msh · 03-02-11, 11:06 AM

Depending on one's point of view. I would call that price "cosmical". After all, in this nice country difference between such priced "good" car and identical 100-200 quid priced "bad" car could be only messed up wiring harness that prevents engine from running and requires some little time, some cheap parts and basic soldering skills... No wonder why I know at least a couple of latvians, who are buying and repairing at their homes cars and selling them.

sam · 03-02-11, 01:53 PM

i got my b3 16v quattro for £150 same as my b4 16v quattro for that matter lol

02-02-11, 11:22 PM	#13
Booty Moderator Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Deepest darkest Shropshire Posts: 5,077	Yep, I reckon overall a nice car IF, you put it back to standard and took off all the added on crap. Never seen one in that colour / trim combination though? __________________ 1987 Audi Coupe quattro - Clarion Tribute Car 2012 Audi A6 Allroad 2004 Mercedes SLK 350 2017 Mercedes GLA 220

03-02-11, 10:02 AM	#15
David Small David Small - Mr 80k Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 7,204	It does look more of a lago type colour in the photo's and the upholstry looks paler than any other I've seen - I doubt its the Pearl Green colour you mention Chris - that was a nice colour, but I remember correctly the interior on that colour was black - I'm sure the test car in VW Motoring mag was that colour I'll look for it tonight a post a pic. Price wise I'd suggest its resonable if its a good one, I paid £1900 for my non quattro 16V Sport in October 2007 and its been worth every penny. __________________ David Small - Member 283 - C4 A6 2.0 - AKA "The 100 Facelift" - LY3D Tornado Red NSU 1200C Automatik - L31F Iberian Red

03-02-11, 09:25 AM	#14
ChrisG Senior Member Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Bracknell, Berks. Posts: 1,465	need to know the paint code really, there was a verk dark pearl green ( often looked black in dingy lighting -- and fantastic with the sun on it ! ). The photos could almost be of a Lago colour? Nobody has commented on whether it's a sensible price or not -- or is it totally dependent on the 'real' condition and all various records for it ?

03-02-11, 11:06 AM	#16
msh 4 ring whore! Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Rucava, Latvija Posts: 3,816	Depending on one's point of view. I would call that price "cosmical". After all, in this nice country difference between such priced "good" car and identical 100-200 quid priced "bad" car could be only messed up wiring harness that prevents engine from running and requires some little time, some cheap parts and basic soldering skills... No wonder why I know at least a couple of latvians, who are buying and repairing at their homes cars and selling them.

03-02-11, 01:53 PM	#17
sam Grown up member Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: North east Posts: 778	i got my b3 16v quattro for £150 same as my b4 16v quattro for that matter lol