[urq] What is everyone's opinion about Audi's parts house cleaning?

[Kenneth Keith]

"brady zq" <bradyzq at hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> I am very proud to have "discovered" what a cool car the urq is, and am
> happy to talk with anyone who asks about its history. Unfortunately for
> Audi, I will probably also add that these cars will slowly disappear now
> that Audi is no longer supporting their all-time flaghip upon which they
> rebuilt their entire reputation.
>
> And people will likely ask, because I may very well remove my grill emblem
> and cover the rings on the doors as well as the trunklid decals. Big black
> rectangles on the doors will probably elicit a question from the  curious.
> Those who don't ask probably think the car is a Scirocco with a body kit
> anyways.
>
> Ironically, this type of tactic might work best at an Audi show. And Audi
> owners who don't have the rings on their cars can still debadge and "cover"
> the non-existant door rings anyways as a show of support.
>
> waddaya think?
>
> -Brady

Here's an idea.  Put a single black stripe across the logos like the
police put on their badges when they have a fallen officer, or like
the FDNY and NYPD stickers that honor those that were killed in 9-11.
This would show the logo so you knew what was being mourned, and could
elicit some questions and conversations as to the meaning.

Ken