1967 audi super 90

[type81]

ok, yesterday went to see a audi super 90 from 1967 , 1 of the 2 that drive around in Belgium :yikes:and we loved it in an instant, the car has been repainted in original colour and for the most part restored, drives very good but bit to soft, if taking a turn the boat feeling is there :lol: soon gonna look how too lower it a bit and then the BBS RM 's under it :arf:

some pics, first some at home and then, nice weather, nice car and the miningarea in the neighbourhood so photoshoot :smilewinkgrin:

at home

my son loves it too

[type81]

and now the photoshoot i had this afternoon, i kwow there a lot of pics but couldn't deside what were the best :wall:

[type81]

part 2 :rock:













that's it 4 today :tup:

greetz
Ronald

[Rich]

That is beautiful. Absoutely stunning!

[mrj]

hey, this is a nice one; i had a couple of those a few years ago... the indirect steering was necessary to allow a light steering; that boat anchor of engine is in front of the axle, which makes it handle not so great. Lowering is easy, at least at the front, just wind down the torsion bars at the front with a ratchet spanner. You'll find a SW17 or SW19 bolt at the floor pan under the seats; to lower the rear you need to re-weld the nuts for the torsion bars ...

if you need more power, you can upgrade to the 1,9l engine of the Audi 100 C1 with 112 BHP; modification of the thermostat housing is necessary though...

i'd lower it, have the steels banded and leave it as it is ....

if you need parts, this is a good adress :www.audi-ersatzteil-service.eu

[fordf350camper]

Thats cool looks great

[XL391]

Loving this!! As above, band the steels and leave as it is...

[Gompo]

As others have said, I'd very much like to see it almost original apart from a little bit of lowering and rim change. It looks lovely as is and should be kept similar..

[type81]

that's what i have in mind, lowering it a bit and rims ,the rest stays original as it is this car is too special to curse word it up ;D

some detail pics











greetz
Ronald

[dicko]

I'm with every one else on this one lower it fat steels Nice!

[Knugcab]

Neat car. I like the shade of green.

[hairnet]

rake.

leave.

i used up all my oof is that wrong ;D

[type81]

Jun 2, 2010 16:52:48 GMT hairnet said:

rake.

leave.

I used up all my oof is that wrong ;D

huh ?

[mrj]

Jun 2, 2010 17:01:43 GMT type81 said:

Jun 2, 2010 16:52:48 GMT hairnet said:

rake.

leave.

I used up all my oof is that wrong ;D

huh ?

Translation : lower it at the front, leave the rest of the car as it is . And Mr.Hairnet is running out of "ooof" = he likes it a lot ... ;D

[stefan]

Total win. That is all

[dubzi]

That is a superb car, no doubt.

There should be a button you can click on the forum to reply: Slam on banded steels FTW! though.

Still, it's better than attacking it randomly with a DA....

[manbearpig]

That's sick! I think I would band the steels for it as well though - maybe painted the same blue as the car with your existing chrome hubcaps. Beautifull car.

[johnrh]

Really nice.

To start with, I'd lower it all round, not too much, and see how it looks on the standard wheels.

I guess you've seen this one?

cgi.ebay.co.uk/VERY-rare-restored-1968-Auto-Union-Audi-80-Variant-RHD-/110537196452?cmd=ViewItem&pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item19bc87c3a4



John

[Seth]

That is a fab looking machine Plans sound spot on too.

Jun 2, 2010 17:01:43 GMT type81 said:

Jun 2, 2010 16:52:48 GMT hairnet said:

rake.

leave.

I used up all my oof is that wrong ;D

huh ?

LOL at Hairnet lost in translation. Its OK. Even the English speakers struggle sometimes

[al67]

Love it!

Don't listen to this lot, slam it hard and add period wheels of your choice.


al. ;D