RE: Strange Noise... Now Badges

[BBaliatico@estee.com]

I hear your. Other than a Dodge GLH, that is about the worst car I can think
of to be associated with.

-----Original Message-----
From: Tomas Leveckis [mailto:tomas.leveckis@analog.com]
Sent: Thursday, February 04, 1999 8:53 AM
To: ambient@AMERITECH.NET
Cc: s1wood@ibm.net; kyle@clover.net; Audi Quattro List; Audi 20v List
Subject: Re: Strange Noise... Now Badges


modified escort??????  not good.......

Tom


ambient@AMERITECH.NET wrote:

> Scott Wood wrote:
> >
> > I have never seen a US spec car (CQ) with those badges and would bet you
> > should not have them.  I think the car looks much better without,
quattro
> > in the rear defrost and the four rings subtly says it all.  Besides,
much
> > easier to wax and clean without those badges stuck all over.
> >
>
> Well, for the ultimate in stealth, my CQ has *no* badges on the rear or
> front, only the little "Audi" ovals on the front fender - Am I the only
> one?
>
> I've kinda grown to like it now - makes it harder for thieves, cops, and
> the curious to identify unless seen from the front. Usually mistaken for
> a modded Escort from a distance.
>
> If it weren't sacrilege, I'd be tempted to black out the chromed Audi
> rings on the front bumper for maximum stealth...
>
> Mike
> ambient@ameritech.net