From the seller: “I’ve decided to sell my 1982 Audi Quattro Treser due to my life circumstances changing and no longer allowing me to take on the restoration.
The car runs and drives but does required a full restoration as there is some corrosion scattered around the car, their is some on the boot floor, wings and roof mainly with blistering elsewhere.
The car is complete as far as I can see and tell I’ve not noticed anything missing so far.
I have the original set of treser wheels along with the treser 3 peice spoiler, so that it can be restored to its original treser spec.
The car is running 250hp I believe from researching the treser spec quattro it has all the treser related engine components such as the intake and the intercooler is embossed with the treser logo.
I have fitted a set of 15″ Rolans but will fit the 5 spoke wheels shown in the picture to sell, but will sell for additional cost. I have the front bumper off the car at the moment as I have recently changed the cam belt and water pump. I wanted to do so before starting the car as I didn’t know when it was last changed.
This is a really rare edition car I’ve tried my best to find out how many were registered in the UK but its really hard to find. I’ve found a comment stating that 5 were registered in the UK but no other evidence to suggest this.”
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