Re: '85 ur-q FS, $26.5k obo

[c a l i b a n <caliban@sharon.net>]

	as an urq owner, i can imagine an urq that is "worth"
	that much money.  it may not be an unreasonable price,
	but it might take a long time to get a buyer, if ever.

	for the same money, anyone can aquire an urq and build
	it up to rival, equal, or better this #1 quattro in 
	the country...

	stock urq with clean frame/body/paint:  $8k
	20v conversion:				$10k

	that leaves $8k more for suspension mods and fyne
	wheels and all that jazz.  and i'm just assuming that
	the 20v is the "best" motor than can be shoehorned in
	there for $10k.  if there is something better, i know
	some of you will pipe up.

On Tue, 2 Mar 1999, Frank J. Bauer wrote:

]At 10:00 AM 3/2/99 -0700, Ken Keith wrote:
]>Year 				1985
]>Price				$26,500.00
]>Extra Text          The #1 quattro in the country. Period.
]
]i think this guy has been floating these exotic prices for a couple of
]years now.
]nobody bit last year either.
]
]frank
]


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