Re: Differences, 84-87 4000Q's

[Allan Jones <ampj@tiac.net>]

> > 85 introduced the new body but retained the S badging.  For 1986, audi
> ran a
> > limited edition of the cars, both Coupe and 4000Quattro, with white
> wheels,
> > red leather in the coupe Case and black cloth in the quattro case (there
> were
> > other interiors, these are prominant.)
 
>   The red leather was in both the coupe and the 4kcsq's. That was a CE run
> for 86' to celebrate Audi's 100th birthday. In 87' the ran a CE run of
> 4kcsq's that had the black "Quattro" seats. The white wheels came on both
> coupe and 4kcsq's IF the car was white. If the car was not white, then it
> got silver wheels.

To all,
	Here is an excerpt from a brochure describing the '86 Commemorative
Design Coupe GT, almost always refered to as a 'special edition.' Goto
http://www.igdc.com/ejfluhr/audi/86CommEd.html for more.
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The Commemorative Design Coupe GT
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    The Coupe GT has always been something special for that special 
kind of driver. A sports car for those needing more than the proverbial 
"two-plus-two". A touring car for those preferring an enhanced 
relationship with a road.
    Now it's a front-wheel-drive, five-cylinder sports machine dressed 
for nights on the town as well as days on the autobahn. Suited in red 
leather upholstery with Graphite trim inside. Alerting and informing 
pilot and crew with sophisticated electronic LCD instrumentation. 
Cloaked in Alpine White paint. Offering special exterior trim and more.
    That's the Commemorative Design Coupe GT. A very special edition of 
one very special automobile. Created for those select few who can 
appreciate all it has to offer.


	I, Allan, am lucky enough to be one of those select few! Never
satisfied, however, I'm not lucky enough to be in the ur-q club.  :-(