a real ur-q sunroof??

["Dave Eaton" <Dave.Eaton@clear.net.nz>]

for real???  an ur-quattro factory sliding roof - now you're talking.  ok
phil, you need to get roger drunk, pissed as a neut preferably, and then get
him to agree to a late night sunroof refit.  during which time you will note
how the hell audi did it, and come up with a 10-step easy retrofit guide for
the rest of us stuck with a virtually useless sunroof....

hell, i'll even reimburse you for the grog :-)

dave
'95 rs2
'90 ur-q
'61 mb fintail

-----Original Message-----
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Date: Wed, 19 May 1999 06:16:44 GMT
From: quk@isham-research.demon.co.uk (Phil Payne)
Subject: Re: Fuchs wheel fuch-up?

In message <a204bdf2.247370ad@aol.com> JustaxPHX@aol.com writes:

> I ask this not to weasel out of admitting that I'm wrong but to determine
if
> I've accidently stumbled upon another piece of Ur-Q trivia.  BTW, along
those
> lines, I was digging through some old magazines last night, sorting out
which
> I want to keep and which I'm willing to pitch, and found a buyer's guide
> article about the Ur-Q in the February, 1991 issue of Performance Car.  In
> it, they examined a late '84 version that they claim came with a
> factory-installed sliding sunroof.  If so, then this is the only such
Ur-Q --
> or even Coupe, for that matter -- that I've ever heard of being so
equipped
> ... is this something the factory experimented with and dropped or was it
a
> one-off?.  Can anybody shed any light on this?

Roger Galvin's car?  A 1984 ur-quattro in Alpine White with a factory
sliding roof.

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Phil Payne