'Classic' parts

[Richard Hoffman]

As for the mileage, I have no way to test the odometer right now since the
car is immobile as a project - needs brake work, electrical, and some
adjustment of the shift linkage.  Based on everything else near-perfect
interior, absolutely zero rust, strong/clean motor, I'd say it's probably
pretty close to 46K - the story I heard when I bought it is pretty much that
guy bought it in 1974 and passed it on to his heretic (Audi hating) son who
left it sitting until pretty much now....
In any case I am in need of a few parts and as always, leads are much
appreciated!
Richard
1990 CQ 210K
1970 100LS 2-dr 46K


>From: Tom Nas <tnas at euronet.nl>
>To: "Richard Hoffman" <billzcat1 at hotmail.com>,
>quattro at audifans.com,urq at audifans.com
>Subject: Re: 'Classic' parts
>Date: Mon, 28 Oct 2002 21:29:30 +0100
>
>Yup, that's the idea. For years, the clubs have been trying to convince
>Audi that they've a duty to conserve their industrial heritage, not just to
>maintain a profit to their shareholders. Personally, I think having a lot
>of older cars still on the road reflects positively on a car maker.
>
>That's a really low mileage you've got on that C1, BTW!
>
>Tom
>78 80GLS automatic 2-dr 85k km
>78 80GLX 4-dr 169k km
>87 80 1.8 280k km
>88 90q 2.3E 214k km
>
>
>At 23:32 27-10-02 -0800, Richard Hoffman wrote:
>>Hopefully VW/Audi takes the hint and starts stockpiling parts there for
>>us...this sounds too good to be true!  Perhaps there will finally be a
>>reliable source of parts for the "classic" Audi owners out there!
>>Primarily, I am concerned with my C1 - I've got a 1970 100LS that is
>>pretty tough to get a hold of parts for... (If the Audi Gods can read
>>this) please, oh, please have Audi accumulate parts for us C1 owners!
>>
>>Richard
>>1990 CQ 210K
>>1970 100LS 2-dr sedan 46K


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