1988 5ktqa Olympic Edition found!

[Louis-Alain RICHARD]

While I agree that they ask too much, I wouldn't mind giving them 8000$ for
a nice original clean car like this one.

Think about it: for that money, you have a unique-looking, useful wagon with
a real pedigree (no matter the Olympic stickers). 

Remember, 2 weeks ago I shopped a car like this one for one of my friends;
he was dreaming of an Audi wagon since he was 20 years old.
He ended buying a 1993 Ovlov 940 Turbo wagon (automatic, sad) for 6000$CAN
and 235 000km. 
So, 2000$ more and he would have owned its _dream_car_! That's cheap
dreamin'...


When dealing with personal tastes (or dreams), value, like beauty, is in the
eye of the beholder.

Louis-Alain
83 urQ, worth more for me than anybody else



-----Message d'origine-----
De : quattro-bounces at audifans.com [mailto:quattro-bounces at audifans.com] De
la part de Zsolt


They want way too much money for that car. The sad truth is that a 5ktq, 
Olympic car or not, modified or not, is only going to worth so much. I'd 
say in stock, very nice shape 5G CAN max.

Zsolt

Livolsi, Stephane wrote:

>WOW!!  And I thought mine looked nice! (which is identical except for those
rims) Can anyone identify those rims for me as I may want to get a set...
>
>
>Stephane
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>  
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>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Louis-Alain RICHARD [mailto:laraa at sympatico.ca]
>>Sent: January 8, 2004 2:47 PM
>>To: quattro at audifans.com
>>Subject: 1988 5ktqa Olympic Edition found!
>>
>>
>>I think somebody last week wanted to know more about these
>>cars. Well there is one for sale in Toronto, 8000$CAN for 160 000 km.
>>
>http://www.trader.ca/SendToFriend/Results.asp?id=872963&adid=3327473
>
>Maybe an email or a call can help you finding the specifics about these
cars.
>She looks really nice.
>
>I wonder if Honey would let me...
>
>Nahhh....
>
>Louis-Alain
>83 urQ