Olympia, WA | USA
Description
This is a pretty cool car originally a California car no rust never been wrecked runs but does not drive. It’s not a Quattro Has a mediocre repaint Great project for someone how loves these Audi. Will need to be trailered The last guy but a lot of time into it he rebuilt the motor, brakes, front suspension and other stuff on it Needs door panels and a few other interior parts See less...
Our Take:
- Surprisingly Under-the-Radar Heritage: The 1984 Audi GT Coupe might not boast the fame of its sibling, the Quattro, but it carries a slice of the same rally-inspired DNA. Known for its sleek design and impressive handling, this model offered a taste of European flair before Audi became a household name in the United States.
- California Dreaming: Being originally a California car means this GT has largely escaped the clutches of rust—a common enemy for vehicles of this vintage. That’s a gold mine for vintage car enthusiasts, especially considering the age and mileage of this beauty.
- An Enthusiast's Canvas: With a rebuilt motor, brakes, and front suspension, this vehicle presents a solid foundation for a restoration project. It's akin to a painter receiving a partially sketched canvas—a great starting point for those looking to bring back its glory days.
- A Gateway to European Automotive Craft: Manual transmissions on classic cars are becoming a rarity, and driving one offers a tactile connection to the vehicle that’s hard to find in modern automatics. For people who relish the driving experience, that stick shift is like a cherished old vinyl record—never losing its charm.
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