1984 coupe gt

[Eric_R_Kissell at email.whirlpool.com]

Also check:

www.nada.com  and  www.cars.com (black book value)  for online pricing guides.

Of course these guides on value are notoriously questionable for old Audis. What
things actually sell for in the marketplace is a better guide, but there are not
many Coupes for sale to compare.

However, for a car that is as you describe, I would think the buyer has the
advantage. You are basically looking at a car that is not drivable and if you
took it to the dealer might require expensive repairs. The seller should be
happy to get anything out of this car. Offer what you feel is a good price and
let the seller decide how much he wants to sell the car. Unless old Coupes are a
hotter item than I thought, of course. And they may be given how few are for
sale.

Do you intend to do a turbo transplant or anything?

My $0.02,
Eric Kissell

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Subject: 1984 coupe gt
Author:  Jim Bonnet <jimbo at sysdump.com> at INTERNET
Date:    5/28/2002 2:07 PM
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does anyone have any pricing information on 84 coupes for recent sales?
We have located one close to home that the guy is asking $700 obo for.
Its straight, Ca. car, no rust I can see. Needs CV joints for sure. Its
missing a badge on the rear hatch. Rubber is just OK, wheels are some
aftermarket junk.front seats are covered with sheepskins, assume they
are trashed, rear seat is OK. dash has dashmat. Not ratty looking, just
needs a cleanup. no radio.. gauges reported to work. steering rack
reported not to leak?!
how big of a PITA to replace CV joints on this year?
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it is not however runnable because the CV's are totally shot. he said
steering is floppy because the cv's are done.. I wouldnt want to drive
it that way..

so, assuming it idles ok, starts, no smoke, etc.. I think shes worth
about $500 according to kbb but, anyone have comments?

Thanks alot.
Jim Bonnet
93S4
84coupeGT? Maybe.