Just when you imagine that there are no more barns in the world that probably only have rusted versions of the functional cars of yesteryear, you discover a moldy, cobweb-covered Audi Quattro on the axle racks of a farm here in the UK. . Glorious.
How glorious is this? The Ur-Quattro has perfect proportions and the Tornado Red is a pretty special color. This is an example from 1985 to 10 valves and belongs to the same user since 1993.
At one point, it had a small cut at the driver’s door and was infused through BR Motorsport at Leamington Spa in the early 1990s, however, having lived only 10 years, it was parked in the barn above and left intact for a quarter of a century. a century.
As you can see in the images, the garage stage was not entirely ideal. This fabric interior looks moldy and will take a lot of recovery to put it back on the road. More like you than touching us on that guide wheel.
But in reality there is someone who is in a position to adopt the project, which will be auctioned at the online auction of old cars in September with an estimate of only 8,000 to 10,000 euros.
You think you’re brave enough to start with? There can’t be too many barns to locate those days, can there?
Images: Classic auctions
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