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swift6 said:
That wouldn't have been a late 70's, early 80's Audi would it?
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Not quite. 1970 100LS. First year they were offered in the US, and in many ways better than the later models. Had outstanding performance and fuel economy, for a 5 passenger sedan.

When I finally junked it, I went to look at the current crop of Audi's and was sorely disappointed. Scared the poor salesman half to death, because the first thing I did on the test drive was hop on the freeway, expecting the same kind of acceleration up the ramp. But instead of doing 70 by the time I got to the top, it was only doing about 45 and the semi I pulled in front of didn't appreciate it.
 
Well, the car's finally got a bid at $14,000. Unfortunately for the seller, the bidder has a feedback score of 0. Could this be a case of a scammer scamming the scammer?

Tom
 
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