joe90
Yorkshire and The Humber
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Jan 19, 2015 12:33:50 GMT
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GT4ME
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Jan 19, 2015 12:40:49 GMT
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Always liked these, neighbours had a new one when I was about 9 or 10. In fact this could be it, same colour.
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Jan 19, 2015 12:48:00 GMT
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Very cool. You joined classic Audi forum yet?
If not and your used to the attitudes towards modifying on here get prepared for it. There classing anything modified the same as pimp my ride, very blinkered!!!!
I'm just on with an 85' 100 and struggling for parts
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1982 Audi 200 Type 43DarrenW
@darrenw
Club Retro Rides Member 74
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Jan 19, 2015 12:49:32 GMT
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I absolutely love these, always have done. Looking forward to updates!
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joe90
Yorkshire and The Humber
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Jan 19, 2015 13:39:27 GMT
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Very cool. You joined classic Audi forum yet? If not and your used to the attitudes towards modifying on here get prepared for it. There classing anything modified the same as pimp my ride, very blinkered!!!! I'm just on with an 85' 100 and struggling for parts Yes slacker I'm on classic audi mate, same user name, no build thread as yet, I know the tread mate, I put on the hydraulic Audi 100 picture which is what the poster asked for and I thought I didn't get a happy response, but hey ho. As for parts get a wanted ad on as many forums as you can, are you on audifans.net they cover all Audi' not just older ones Thanks for the reply's guys. Bryan |
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düdo
Part of things
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Jan 19, 2015 14:40:43 GMT
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Good luck with that Bryan. Some people expend a lot of effort to get that rat look! Hope you win.
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Jan 19, 2015 14:59:00 GMT
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Now that is nice! Nice and rare...!!!
I've always thought that these look superb and I always will...
You've found a gem there so please do keep us posted.
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***GARAGE CURRENTLY EMPTY***
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Jan 19, 2015 17:00:35 GMT
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Very cool. You joined classic Audi forum yet? If not and your used to the attitudes towards modifying on here get prepared for it. There classing anything modified the same as pimp my ride, very blinkered!!!! I'm just on with an 85' 100 and struggling for parts Yes slacker I'm on classic audi mate, same user name, no build thread as yet, I know the tread mate, I put on the hydraulic Audi 100 picture which is what the poster asked for and I thought I didn't get a happy response, but hey ho. As for parts get a wanted ad on as many forums as you can, are you on audifans.net they cover all Audi' not just older ones Thanks for the reply's guys. Bryan Thought I recognised your username. I'yll get logged on the other place mate. No I thought both of his replies were arsey and showed he doesn't have a clue about the modified scene. I plan to ruffle a few feathers over there  |
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Jan 19, 2015 21:31:33 GMT
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Cool, rare cars, good luck with it!
Followed a mint one home today, same colour an' all!
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v8ian
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Jan 19, 2015 21:41:57 GMT
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I think my mate still has a 200 estate for sale, Needs the seats putting back in the car, good runner, body is meant to be good too other than its had a wing replaced, and needs putting in colour, he bought it to break for the engine and box, but has a change of heart.....
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Atmo V8 Power . No slicks , No gas + No bits missing . Doing it in style.
Austin A35van, very different------- but still doing it in style, going to be a funmoble
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joe90
Yorkshire and The Humber
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Jan 19, 2015 22:45:59 GMT
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Thanks for the replies guys, it is on the back burner at the moment as I have my 61 Buick Special and B3 Coupe to get done first of which neither is overly big projects just time consuming, but I have been knocking the door on a off for a couple of years and I got an answer this time.
I think the plan is to give it a good TFR wash and get it in storage, then maybe start the smaller mechanical jobs like draining the tank, checking the fuel a brake lines ect and try and turn up a pair of sills and rear arches, I will probably make the rear lower corners and the bottom of the front arches a surrounding, floor looks to be ok.
I will get it road worthy and mot it and probably have a play with it as is, a re-commission as opposed to a full on restoration.
Bryan
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Yes slacker I'm on classic audi mate, same user name, no build thread as yet, I know the tread mate, I put on the hydraulic Audi 100 picture which is what the poster asked for and I thought I didn't get a happy response, but hey ho. As for parts get a wanted ad on as many forums as you can, are you on audifans.net they cover all Audi' not just older ones Thanks for the reply's guys. Bryan Thought I recognised your username. I'yll get logged on the other place mate. No I thought both of his replies were arsey and showed he doesn't have a clue about the modified scene. I plan to ruffle a few feathers over there I reckon this is the attitude to have for the purists  If I can prove the connection then I know several people in the Austin Healey Club, who I have crossed swords with in the past over restomods, whose heads will literally explode. |
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Jan 22, 2015 23:12:40 GMT
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Now that's a cool car. Haven't seen Type 43 for years.
Used to be a 200 5T near me, that disappeared a long time ago.
Bookmarked and looking forward to any updates.
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1964 Saab 96 two Stroke
1971 Hillman Avenger 1500 GL (Tuned 1600 fitted)
1976 Saab 99 2dr EMS (Project of very slow progress)
1978 Saab 99 2dr EMS (Awaiting reshell)
1981 Saab 99 2dr Turbo (Awaiting reshell)
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VIP
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Joe90 posted another pic of this on the classic Audi forum and got this response: - unfortunately not, no sorry!... In my experience, those type of modifications are more in keeping with that of a 'funny car', typically associated with some hot rods that you tend to see on a competitive race track, or in this case, being shown at a hot rod and custom car show, as well as being featured on a hot rod website....but thanks for posting, I've not seen one of those either! |
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joe90
Yorkshire and The Humber
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Jan 23, 2015 21:17:44 GMT
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Joe90 posted another pic of this on the classic Audi forum and got this response: - unfortunately not, no sorry!... In my experience, those type of modifications are more in keeping with that of a 'funny car', typically associated with some hot rods that you tend to see on a competitive race track, or in this case, being shown at a hot rod and custom car show, as well as being featured on a hot rod website....but thanks for posting, I've not seen one of those either! Obviously he's never been anywhere near a drag strip or rod run as hydraulic's and funny car/hot rod don't go in the same sentance, anyway nothing to report as yet only that I tried somewhere for sills and arches and they can't get them. Bryan |
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I know mate the recent post that says 'I don't like lowered cars and low profile tyres' got me. I think I will just use that forum for parts and tech lol.
Where you based?
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joe90
Yorkshire and The Humber
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Jan 24, 2015 11:51:40 GMT
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Bramley, Leeds 13 mate, and can be found at Leeds Cruise and York Raceway through the year.
Bryan
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