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2000 Audi A6 Quatro Wagon-awd on 2040-cars

Year:2000 Mileage:156700
Location:

Campton, New Hampshire, United States

Campton, New Hampshire, United States

Up for auction is my Audi A6 Quatro Wagon...I bought this as a 3rd car and drove it for years...it is registered but did not pass inspection.  It needs a new exhaust (reason why it's a wee bit loud) and the main reason it didn't pass inspection. It also needs some other stuff:
Right front light has a crack in the lens, and new ball joints.

Engine runs strong. transmission shifts as it should. All power- windows, locks, roof, a/c, heat, heated seats, wipers, stereo work as they should.

The tires are in good shape ( a year old) -stereo /cd works, and the ac blows ice cold.
Comfy leather heated seats and and a working sunroof.  The glove box lock fell off so it is rigged with a twisty tie to open and close it. ( although I still have the lock if you want to fix it).  The outside is ok except the passengers side front panel...not bad, but you can tell that someone hit it lightly. However, it does not affect the driving of the car as we fixed it the best it could be fixed without getting a brand new panel.  I honestly do not need this car at all as we have just gotten a new car.  I must tell you I lugged my two labs around in this car so it would need a good scrub down! :-)  It was our "dog mobile"!
I called to see if an Audi specialized auto salvage would want it and if so, how much they would pay me for it. I got the number from them so I am starting it off at their price...anymore I make is gravy.  Just want it out of my yard!  This car still drives nice but needs work.   There is still life left to this baby. A great second car to have once these items are fixed.   We just don't need it so we don't want to spend the money.  We live in the white mountains of NH-near Waterville Valley  ( 2. 15 hours north of Boston).  


On Jul-17-14 at 08:55:35 PDT, seller added the following information:

UPDATE:  I didn't realize my husband replaced the cracked lens so you can scratch that off the list...One other thing I forgot to mention:  the passenger side window "sticks" sometimes when going back up! You have to use you hand to guide it up.


I also cleaned out the car today

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