quattro 5+5 how to

[quk@sievers.com (Phil Payne)]

In message <3320A31A.1581@wwa.com> todd candey writes:

> When I was first considering this project, I posted my idea to the list. 
> I got a lot of different opinions of what would and wouldn't fit, and 
> what would and would'nt work. Some of those were pretty close, and some 
> of those were pretty far off.

I hope the pictures will one day make it to someone's web server.

Dialynx in the UK have built a number of pseudo-Sports by cutting up old ur-
quattros, but as far as I know they've all been FWD only.

The history of the "Sports" is a little more blurred than the clean lists in 
the books would imply - a number of odd vehicles have been put together over 
the years under official and semi-official auspices by people like David Sutton 
(now running Historic Motorsport).   Sometimes they've used 100% factory parts, 
sometimes their own floor pans and other components.
 
If anyone's thinking of attending either Goodwood or Coy's festival in early 
August, David and some of the 1981-4 mechanics are interesting people to talk 
to.

--
 Phil Payne
 phil@sievers.com
 Committee Member, UK Audi [ur-]quattro Owners Club