1990 Audi 90 20V Sport 2wd

chalkyh · 11-07-16, 02:16 PM

Tornado Red 90 Sport 20V, history to around 80k, currently 94k. Charcoal Jacquard interior correct for the car, manual sunroof, all 4 windows are electric. Loads spent over the years, fully rebushed throughout, new rear dampers, exhaust, ball joints, arb links, 4 new 205/50 15 tyres, alloy spare, fuel pump and loads of other stuff. Correct leather steering wheel and gearknob in good condition, original radio. ABS power relay replaced. Llambda sensor replaced. Lower door trim strips replaced when they were still available a couple of years back. It's the earlier 7A as can be seen by the idle valve and piping, so has the 5 branch manifold.

I bought the car off here from Richie, here's the album at the time: http://www.classic-audi.co.uk/forum/...hp?albumid=564
It was a cat C salvage, needed a rear beam (bent in an accident, hence cat C not D as originally thought - no body damage - the suspension damage puts it a class higher) and replacement of rusty front wings which Richie did, along with some paint and a VIC check at the time. Straight car, tidy and original with the go and sound of a 20V car. Forged front wishbones, proper alloy rear spoiler.

I have loads more pics if needed.

John. · 11-07-16, 03:53 PM

That's a really nice car with (in my opinion) low mileage for it's age. Very nice price too.
Cat D?......so what.
Can't see this hanging around, shame you have to sell as it looks like you've taken car of it since Richie sold it.

vorsprung durch technik · 11-07-16, 04:01 PM

Yep,taking all into account seams a very good price,wishing i had the space for it and spare spondoolicks.

Glws.

John. · 11-07-16, 04:10 PM

Maybe Mr KennethQuattro might be interested?

Kenquattro · 11-07-16, 09:15 PM

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Originally Posted by John.

Maybe Mr KennethQuattro might be interested?

Very nice car, but I am off cars for the time being. Far too busy refurbing my house.

I loved my old 2wd 90 Sport 20V. It went very well.

Nice to see one as Audi intended. I like it.

David Small · 11-07-16, 09:42 PM

Lovely - good to see it again -GLWS

technik90 · 13-07-16, 06:50 AM

When was it made Cat 'D'? Was there any other damage other than back beam?

chalkyh · 13-07-16, 09:01 AM

Damage was pretty well confined to the rear beam by the looks of it - the front wings were changed due to the usual rusty arches. All the other panels are original. Richie had a really good resto thread on here when he first did it.

When I first had it there were odd length dampers on the rear (one short sport one and a standard one with a sport spring on it), so it had a lean at the rear - sorted with some sport dampers. I also replaced the front subframe when I rebushed it - simply because I wanted a straight swap out to keep the car mobile. It also had a standard KV exhaust on it - much smaller bore - proper 20v centre pipes with a V6 back box (couldn't get a 20v one at the time - right bore and fitting though) with the tail trims reversed to have the correct looking slash cut tailpipes on it.

technik90 · 13-07-16, 09:39 AM

Hi Andy,
Left message on your phone and sent PM with my number.
Mike

chalkyh · 14-07-16, 08:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by technik90

Hi Andy,
Left message on your phone and sent PM with my number.
Mike

Cheers for your lenghty PM Mike, but prefer to keep it if the offer is going to be so low. There were a fair few sports for sale when I bought this off Richie, and it was by far the best back then after looking at some of the other cars available. The cat classification has been amended in the description to C, although the car had absolutely no body damage whatsoever apart from a bent leg on the suspension beam.

11-07-16, 09:42 PM	#6
David Small David Small - Mr 80k Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 7,204	Lovely - good to see it again -GLWS __________________ David Small - Member 283 - C4 A6 2.0 - AKA "The 100 Facelift" - LY3D Tornado Red NSU 1200C Automatik - L31F Iberian Red

11-07-16, 03:53 PM	#2
John. 4 ring whore! Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Scottish Borders. Posts: 7,520	That's a really nice car with (in my opinion) low mileage for it's age. Very nice price too. Cat D?......so what. Can't see this hanging around, shame you have to sell as it looks like you've taken car of it since Richie sold it.

11-07-16, 04:01 PM	#3
vorsprung durch technik 4 ring whore! Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: Near Watford. Posts: 7,753	Yep,taking all into account seams a very good price,wishing i had the space for it and spare spondoolicks. Glws.

11-07-16, 04:10 PM	#4
John. 4 ring whore! Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Scottish Borders. Posts: 7,520	Maybe Mr KennethQuattro might be interested?

13-07-16, 06:50 AM	#7
technik90 Grown up member Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 110	When was it made Cat 'D'? Was there any other damage other than back beam?

13-07-16, 09:01 AM	#8
chalkyh Grown up member Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 116	Damage was pretty well confined to the rear beam by the looks of it - the front wings were changed due to the usual rusty arches. All the other panels are original. Richie had a really good resto thread on here when he first did it. When I first had it there were odd length dampers on the rear (one short sport one and a standard one with a sport spring on it), so it had a lean at the rear - sorted with some sport dampers. I also replaced the front subframe when I rebushed it - simply because I wanted a straight swap out to keep the car mobile. It also had a standard KV exhaust on it - much smaller bore - proper 20v centre pipes with a V6 back box (couldn't get a 20v one at the time - right bore and fitting though) with the tail trims reversed to have the correct looking slash cut tailpipes on it.

13-07-16, 09:39 AM	#9
technik90 Grown up member Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 110	Hi Andy, Left message on your phone and sent PM with my number. Mike