Re: ur-quattro

[Dave Lawson <dlawson@digitalglobe.com>]

Previously written:

>>In response to Robin's question about how many ur-q's in
the US:
>>
>>QCUSA, winter '94 newsletter said the following were
produced for the US
>>market:
>>
>>produced in '82 but classified as '83s:  285
>>produced in & classified as '83s: 240
>>produced in and classified as '84s: 65
>>produced in & classified as '85s: 73
>>produced in & classified as an 86: 1
>>
>>This does not include Canadian cars in the US,
gray-makret cars, or flat-out
>>european cars that are in the US under all kinds of
ingenious and
>>inventive schemes.
>>
>>Bill Murin

>I wonder how many of these are still on the road?

In my own personal database of ur-quattro 'for-sale' listings in
the US, I know of close
to 400 83's, about 40 84's and 50 85's since I started
tracking them in 1987. Some
are probably duplicates, but I keep track of color, mileage,
VIN, locations, phone #s,
mods, etc to track a single car.

If you run across an ur-quattro for-sale listing, please pass it
along.
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Dave Lawson  71344.2441@compuserve.com