Re: Credit as due...

[Igor Kessel <e6941tb@ix.netcom.com>]

Gross Scruggs, being a man of class and a real gentleman, wrote:
 
> Igor,  although I do appreciate being recognized for my suggestions,
> particularly the ones which bear fruit... as usually it is the failures for
> which I am recognized... I'm find I must decline this one because... I didn't
> make it.  This is a particularly painful admission as the pursuit of large
> martinis is one of my favorite avocations... particularly the cajun martini as
> served at K-Paul's in New Orleans.
> 
> The suggestion to taste the '98 Sport Package could not have been mine as, save
> their existance, I know nada about A4s.   I have no quarrel with the misdirected
> complement, but the true originator of the suggestion may feel slighted... nay,
> perhaps miffed, that his identity and expertise remain occulted.
> 
> I expect that in the haste and excitement of the pre-journey activities my posts
> to you became memory-entwined with those of the rightful originator... thus the
> confusion.
> 
> Here, then, is a doff of my virtual bowler to the unknown Audi-esta who so
> clearly set Igor on the path to enlightenment, happiness and thrift!

I feel obligated to clarify the confusion: fellow listers, who steered me in the right 
direction, were Mark Hilbush and Greg Spark. Thank you vey much, gentlemen!
If it were not for you, I would've gotten the '97 A4 w/o a Sport Package, 3-spoke 
steering wheel and with the crappy H-rated Eagles LS. Instead of that I am getting a 
one year younger car, with the Sport and it comes on SP8000! I'd say that I owe each 
of you a Martini (along with something from a boutique microbrew for Mark;-).

Thanks again,
cheers

-- 
Igor Kessel
'89 200TQ - 18psi (TAP)
'98 A4TQ - on order
Philadelphia, PA
USA