1983 Audi Other Ur on 2040-cars
Vernonia, Oregon, United States
Send me an email at: rachaelrrrosebur@heartsfans.com .
Very Rare 1983 Audi Ur Quattro Coupe. I have been told it is 1 of only 2 Treser Edition cars that came to the
USDOT. Finding records on these cars isnt easy..Finding records of Treser is impossible im finding. So I really
cant be sure. Steering Wheel(had cover on it so its like new), Shift knob, ABT taxicab gauge pod, Tail are all
Treser modifications. It also has the rear fog light wired in. being that it is a low vin # and also a 3/82 build
date I am thinking they send 2 of these to Treser and they came over as 1983 cars. going thru usdot switched
bumpers and kph/mph when it came over. But like I said who knows as I cant find anything. I am waiting to hear back
from the dealer still with more info if they can figure it out.
Anyway, its a very rare car, Helios Blue with nice repaint just under ten years ago. one small bubble on drivers
fender. No rust issues. all pics should show how nice and solid the car is. I have driven this car over 4K miles in
the last 2 years of which 3400 was in one trip. Has new sun roof seal. Interior is decent. originally the seats
were tan and 2nd owner at some point redyed them chocolate brown. The Headlights are new flat glass cibie European
spec($600) with daytime running lights wired in. The rear tail lights and rear center prismatic strip or European
spec tinted and brand NOS. impossible to find. $1000. These cars are becoming classics quickly and more and more
rare with less than 250 left here in the US.
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