Re: New baby in the family: URQ

[Kneale Brownson <knotnook@traverse.com>]

Classic car registration rules vary from state to state, but usually apply
to vehicles 25 or more years older.  The registration normally is a
one-time deal that precludes the necessity to buy new plates each year.
However, in most states, if you register the car as a classic and exempt it
from annual licensing taxes, you are limited to how much you can drive it
and for which purposes:  Generally it becomes a "Sunday" drive or
show-event use only vehicle.

Kneale Brownson


At 06:04 AM 12/6/99 -0800, joel nevin wrote:
>
>
>This weekend I just added a 83 UR Quattro to the
>driveway, beatiful car.
>
>I had to jump on it because he was selling it rather
>cheaply and once I drove it a looked at it, I had to
>have it. The car is great shape, 102,000 miles on it
>and mechanically sound, since the owner is an audi
>mechanic himself!! lucky for me. The only thing that I
>noticed that it needed was new driver seat, and a
>shift knob, but for a car that is this old what can
>you expect.
>
>According to the seller, there were a few guys that I
>beat to the punch on this car, listers?
>
>the car was in
>Arlington, Mass.
>The seller was Dave Clark.
>
>Also I heard that you can register this car as a
>classic, and the insurance is cheaper and the coverage
>is better, does anyone know about this?
>
>Joel Nevin
>96 A4 Quattro
>83 UR Quattro.
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