Wooo hoo convinced dear old dad to buy an UrS6.... minnesota people i need some help
03-07-2004, 09:55 AM
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Wooo hoo convinced dear old dad to buy an UrS6.... minnesota people i need some help
Well my old man currenty has a b5 s4 and he hates it mainly due to bad dealer expieriences.
The car in question is a 1997 urs6 that platinum grey color with audi sport cloth. It was on ebay I was wondering if anyone in Minnesota could take a look at it for me before i fly out.
It has dealer records etc etc seems very very clean and has 80k
The car in question is a 1997 urs6 that platinum grey color with audi sport cloth. It was on ebay I was wondering if anyone in Minnesota could take a look at it for me before i fly out.
It has dealer records etc etc seems very very clean and has 80k
03-07-2004, 11:06 AM
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says minneapolis i have to talk to the guy on the phone...
I've been corresponding via email. I gotta get him on the phone id be happy to throw you gas money and whatever you'd want for your time. **** ill buy ya dinner if i end up picking this car up.
03-07-2004, 01:04 PM
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Since that is a Canadian model...
Be careful! When the car is brought across the border, it needs to have the instrument cluster changed out (kmh vs. mph, etc) A brand new cluster is required (expensive!) so they can burn the correct mileage in - people sometimes just buy used (cheaper) clusters, and the mileage is not true and accurate. Make SURE you see documentation on the proper exchange, and calculations to verify accurate mileage. Just an FYI.
Also, make sure you have importation documents, etc. for it. Want to make sure it is not a grey market vehicle.
Good luck!
Also, make sure you have importation documents, etc. for it. Want to make sure it is not a grey market vehicle.
Good luck!
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03-07-2004, 01:21 PM
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less slippery..
Some people just prefer cloth.
I prefer leather.
Although in the old days of Rolls Royce and Bentley, leather was reserved for the chauffeur.. (because it was hardwearing) The upper classes would sit on delicate tapestry seats in the back when being driven around.
I prefer leather.
Although in the old days of Rolls Royce and Bentley, leather was reserved for the chauffeur.. (because it was hardwearing) The upper classes would sit on delicate tapestry seats in the back when being driven around.
