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Fw: Quattros, Hakkas & Toros rule in Denver



Glorious quattro day in CO. Nice heavy wet snow coming down all day. Armed
with 4000 csq, locked center diff, studded Gislaveds, Euro lights, PIAA 90
Pro, and a chewed up w/s wiper, I easily made the drive from Denver to
Boulder. I also hit  a few empty parking lots on the way home from work. I
loved this car when I lived in CA and now I LOVE this car in CO.

Next stop, Winter Park.

Frank--
-----Original Message-----
From: rlpplsky <rlpplsky@ix.netcom.com>
To: quattro@coimbra.ans.net <quattro@coimbra.ans.net>
Date: Wednesday, March 18, 1998 12:40 PM
Subject: Quattros, Hakkas & Toros rule in Denver


>Well, It's another Quattro day in Denver.  This afternoon, after driving
>around all the stuck vehicles coming up the hill to my house I was
>confronted with my very steep north-facing driveway with 18 - 20" of the
>heavy white stuff.  I said 'what the ----', locked the diff and went for
it.
>The worst part was removing all the snow that I plowed into the garage.
The
>Quattro and the Hakka 1s with studs are awesome. What the Quattro left
>unplowed was easy pickins for the 8 hp Toro snowblower (does OK with only
>2wd and diff locked).  Later I plowed a couple of other driveways with the
>Quattro for neighbors who didn't know how they would ever get their cars
in.
>After helping push a couple of others who drive BMWs I couldn't resist
>telling them they should have bought Audis.  All I got in reply was a
couple
>of grunts.
>
>Ralph Poplawsky
>'91 200Q
>
>