RE: Ur-Q collectability

[quattro <quattro@acacianet.com>]

Talkin' US here I think....

I would say one of the more unique is the 85 ur-q:

Only 73 imported
Totally unique one-year model
Superior Vs the more common 81-84 type, far nicer interior, dash, instruments, far superior electricals & fusebox, wider rear valence, body-color Kevlar decklid and spoiler, better suspension tuning, factory 15x8" Ronals with Pirelli P7Rs in 215-50-15, etc, etc, and last but not least, a colorful and highly successful competition heritage (not unique to the 85s)


Hi Brett (et al),

	>I would say the most unique cars are(in order!):
	>-V8(with manual tranny only.  Don't know the exact number, but
rare as
	>hell.)  Rarest.

79

	>-91 200tqw(only 200 imported into US)
	>-91 200tq(only 700 imported into US, I think.)

How about 5 speed FWD turbos?  Any #'s?

	>However, unique/limited production doesn't mean most
collectable, right?

	Or even desirable.  If I remember the FWD 5 speed Turbo vs. Q
thread (which Scott Mo. cleared right up, even shut me up :-)  ),
somebody said the exact same thing.  After careful consideration, I
agree.  My car seems kinda rare, but neither collectable nor desirable
:-(  .  (It is fast though.  Thanks again Scott Mo.)



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Gary M. Lewis
1986 5000   CS Turbo 5 Speed   195,000 miles 1.8 bar
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