...'96 and broken already!

[tnas@dtpdirect.nl (Tom Nas, DTP Direct bv)]

> From: Dan Masi <dan_masi@MENTORG.COM>
> To: quattro@coimbra.ans.net
> Subject: A4 Interior Info; Don't Discard
> Date: Monday, August 19, 1996 1:31 PM
>
>
> "Taking Apart Your A4", or
> "I Broke Parts Of My A4 So You Won't Have To".

Hi Dan,

Thanks for the great info on dismantling the interior. Very clear and to
the point. Shame you had to find things out the hard way, I really hate it
myself when I sit in my car looking at broken things... and mine's 8 years
old!

It seems that Audi is not in the habit of reinventing the wheel everytime a
new model comes out, door panel removal is as near as dammit to the process
in my 80. And removing the rear seat sounds suspiciously like what I did in
my old '80 Jetta.

Hope you find replacements for the broken parts real soon- and cheap. At
least you know you've written another great addition to the archives!

Tom
1988 80 1.8S FWD

PS To anyone wondering why I wrote earlier about retrieving missing
digests, yes, I *did* try ftp'ing them but I can't get to the server, and
the 'get command' yielded nothing but garbage and error messages. I'm no
listserv commands expert, and I figured this is the easy way out.

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