Re: Redesigning my 93 100CSQ

["Frank Amoroso" <famoroso@sprintmail.com>]

If you can't find (or they don't fit, although I tend to think they do)
bumper caps you can smooth out the textured part of the bumper and have it
painted to match the rest of the car. You could even have the gap filled.
This, IMO, would look smoother than the A6 bumper as it too has a ridge
running lengthwise. Could be cheaper, definitely more custom.

Frank--
-----Original Message-----
From: Levent Cur <lcur@qtm.net>
To: quattro@coimbra.ans.net <quattro@coimbra.ans.net>
Date: Wednesday, May 13, 1998 10:33 AM
Subject: Redesigning my 93 100CSQ


>Hey all,
>
> I was wondering if any of you knew if a 96 A6 Quattro side moldings and
>front and rear bumper would fit on my car???   i priced it out form
>Carousel Audi in Minneapolis, MN and the dealer said that the all the side
>moldings would be around $380, and the front and rear bumper combined is
>$1100 i can get the front and rear bumper replaced by insurance, but i'll
>have to pay for the side moldings...  Do you know of anyone who has a
>messed up A6 and wants to sell their side moldings cheap?  Please also tell
>me if you'll think it fits to my car...  the body is the exact same with
>minor tweaks in the front and rear.
>
>Levent Cur
>'93 100CS Quattro (Mine) 84,000 Miles (Mint)
>'87 5000CS Turbo (Sister's) 196,000 Miles (Near Mint)
>'83 Volvo 240 DL (Mine) 245,000 Miles (Close to Mint)
>