The 1968 Audi 75L type F103 has arrived and i couldnt be happier. It took me 3 weeks to track down the owner in which thanks to Golfballs from vww put
me in touch with Heinz the Austrian guy who has owned the car for the last 30 years.
Car has 60,000miles and is as clean and solid as ever. Its going to take me a bit of time to get used to manual column shift but i will get there. I
did some research on the car and how it got to Australia
Yes these Audis were first imported into Australia in 1967. They were imported by Volkswagen Australasia, then based in Melbourne, and sold through
selected VW dealers in Melbourne and Sydney. FCAI records sales of just 173 Audi F103 models that year.
In 1968 the ownership of Volkswagen Australia was taken over by Sydney's LNC Industries, and they continued importing the Audi F103. In fact in those
days the FCAI actually counted Audi sales as Volkswagen sales. In 1968 they sold 142 F103 models.
In 1969 LNC also imported another VW Group vehicle, the NSU Ro80. Another model counted as a Vollkswagen! The sales were 53 F103 models and 49
Ro80s.
Now this is the only Audi 75L in Australia and 1 of 7 RHD Audi F103's in the world.
Mods will be subtle bought some white walls and even tracked down a NOS venetian blind for the rear! Also because the suspension is torsion front and
rear i will get it wound down
Here are some pics:
pimpin with factory pop outs
Looks extremely tidy
Nice...
Looks great and I love the chrome over the wheel arches. If it is not out of line, why did he want to sell it?
Yogie
I love the pop outs!!
Mate - that is brilliant!!
That is super cool
very cool! it looks like it's been well cared for. what sort of engine does it have?
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I figured that would be why. It must have been pretty hard for him as he looks like he has treated it as part of the family so they usually don't
get sold until a relative does it for them.
Great score.
Yogie
Great car, needs more low. Looks like it has a massive boot
NIIIICE!! Slamming time!! I know of one of these in Victoria.
i want to do this but no rake
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwbBnXlSRy8
Yay or nay on the wheels?
yay
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Always. Wanted. One.
YAY on the BRMS!!! go the 17s!!
BTW just found Audi Germany still sell brand new parts can you believe it!
http://trshop.audi.de/konakart/Welcome.do
Its called the Audi Tradition shop
Also you can order a Birth Certificate in which they go into their archives with information as to when the car was made when it was shipped options
colour etc
Takes around 6 weeks for them to make as they have to go into their historical archives.
VAG are amazing!
Absolutely lovely find there
Nay for the wheels.
Will Gasburners fit?