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Start your own team! Make one good car? Looks like 2 A1 Rabbits and 1 A2 Golf.
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Start your own team! Make one good car? Looks like 2 A1 Rabbits and 1 A2 Golf.
In reply to nlevine :
Those things have serious history. And they were completely used up when parked..
I feel like I've seen that blue/green livery, like when they were active.
In reply to TurnerX19 :
Wow, yeah, dang VW Bilstein Cup.
By the way, you can see some old Rabbit Bilstein Cup photos at the Revs Institute. Let’s see if this link works.
I think we're all thinking that $2500 is waaaay too high for these three cars.
Those shells just look so tired. But the stories they could tell....
In reply to David S. Wallens :
Team Behm cars. Looks like Les Behm passed in 2017. Stories indeed...
Datsun240ZGuy said:I think we're all thinking that $2500 is waaaay too high for these three cars.
I wouldn't say waaaay too high myself. I like pieces of history. I hope they go to someone. I'd be interested in either the 61 or 63.
Look like they did some circle track racing after Bilstein Cup, then sat outside, uncovered, for fifteen years.
Datsun240ZGuy said:I think we're all thinking that $2500 is waaaay too high for these three cars.
That depends. A1 and A2 values went crazy about ten years ago.
Some weird cage design on the non-bolt-in cage. I would wager they don't run 
Poor lil fella(s).
Betcha those CIS units are the super rare vw motorsport ones.
Yeah, it is sad. Looks like they’re still for sale.
Anyone?
Kendall_Jones said:Poor lil fella(s).
Betcha those CIS units are the super rare vw motorsport ones.
The only VWMS fuel distributors that I am aware of are Pierburg units that went by throttle position. They had a double throttle cable arrangement to the throttle body that positively opened and closed whatever magic valve was in the fuel distributor. I'd like to know more!
In reply to Datsun240ZGuy :
Agree!
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