Re: Rear deck lid emblems

[Tom Nas <tnas@euronet.nl>]

Ken <kkeith@qnet.com> wrote:

>You couldn't get a 4000 badge because they are no longer available?

No, just because the 4000 never sold here- the B2 cars were always called
80 or 90.

>  Are
>the badges still available in the US?

I think James Marriott had found out that they were, yes.

>Could anyone tell me what the european equivalent of my '85 4ksq would
>be?

That would be a 90 quattro, if it has an I-5. I think the I-5 80 quattro
was only available _before_ 1985. I've driven a 1984 2226cc 90 q before.
That was the only exception to the 'rule': 80 for the I-4, 90 for the I-5.

>Maybe I'll put euro badges on it.  Are they available?

Yup. Part numbers:

'quattro' 	853 853 737 2ZZ
'90'	 	813 853 749 N21
'Audi'		431 853 687 A 2ZZ

Dunno what they cost- somewhere in the region of $25-35 all together, if I
recall correctly. I'll see if I can find it in my old mail.

Tom

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 Tom Nas                                          Zeist, The Netherlands
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 1988 Audi 80 1.8S, mostly Tizianrot metallic, 215,000km

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