Subject: RE: Purchase question for used Audi for me

Tom Winter tom at freeskier.com
Wed Jul 16 20:58:09 PDT 2008


Fay ­ I just saw your budget. An S car is probably out unless you find an
early 90¹s S4 sedan. The best ones (with tasteful upgrades already done)
will be a bit more than you want to pay, starting at around $6k or more for
solid examples. You can go cheaper, but best to find one well sorted. Still,
I¹d look. You might get lucky!

Tom


On 7/16/08 12:45 PM, "Fay Kelley" <iceisit at earthlink.net> wrote:

> Tom wrote:
> 
>> http://www.sjmautotechnik.com/trouble_shooting/20vboost.html#intro
>  
> Thanks for the info !
>> ..... I've used these two products and been very, very
>> happy with the results.
>> http://www.intendedacceleration.com/
>> http://www.mtm-online.de/en/
> 
> great !
>> However, heading down the modification road means that finding a car with a
>> well documented history is essential. You must have everything performing
>> correctly prior to adding mods.
> 
> Okie, I am convinced that if the car doesn't have good records I'll pass no
> matter
> what and wait.
> 
>> . . . .Trust me. It will be hard to drive
>> anything else. Chipped turbo cars also rule at altitude, something else to
>> consider, given your location.
> 
> very good !   sounds delightful .... the AZ highways are wide open and I have
> had the pleasure of driving the car at high speeds in the wide open spaces
> with big sky .... it is indeed fun.
> 
>> On another note, there are always a ton of Audis for sale on the Colorado
>> Craig's list boards. Check the Denver + Boulder listings. I don't see a CO
>> car being too far to drive home if you find the right one. Maybe a mid 90's
>> S car???!
> 
> S car ... I haven't researched them ... will give them a look see ~
> 
>> But not mine! Sorry! ;-)
> 
> I bought my taupe cashmere grey Audi in Denver a few years ago, from a private
> part that was leaving the country.   It was in great condition then and was
> 1,000
> cheaper than any other similar A6 at that time.
> 
> Unfortunately the day before I drove home I had a terrible riding accident
> (was looking for an Arab there as well) and it was the worst drive home of my
> life .... my lower back devoid of skin made the drive take a lot longer ....
> but great
> cars there.   
> 
> I got the car on the weekend, so there was no place to get it checked,
> but they did have a lot of repair records... had had the timing belt and
> ingnition replaced.
> Funny thing about that 95 A6, we also replaced the ignition several times and
> the thing still
> didn't work right ....  oh well, everything else worked great til this summer.
> 
> 
> If I do modifications to the car, and it needs works I cannot do, will the
> dealership
> still work on it?
> 




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