Up until recently I have been a member of the Audi 100 Coupe owners club
for around 3 years and previously owned a Audi 100 Ls 1972. L Reg

My mileage was around 60,000 and I sold it for £400, though the condition
wasn't excellent.

There is a Audi 80 specific newsgoup for your model on Yahoo that might be
a good place to start looking for a general idea of how much you will get
for it.
Also have a look on E bay, they occasionally pop up particularly on
www.ebay.de
I know that a lot of club members monitor ebay classic car sections for Audi
100's C1's
and 80's and post them on the newsgroup for everyone else to see so that
might be a
good place to advertise and also on the newsgroup, there are always people
advertising
their cars on it.

As a guess I would say that your looking at around £600 - £750, but again it
does
depend heavily on where you advertise it for sale, if its in really good
condition the I would
suggest that you get it MOT'd, at the minium it means someone can drive it
away when they
want to buy it.

Kev.


"Neil S" > wrote in message
om...
> Hi, I'm in the UK. In December 2002 my mother-in-law sadly died. She
> owned a 1974 ('N' reg ) sky-blue coloured Audi 80 which she hardly
> used after her husband died in the late 80's. The car has therefore
> only done around 35,000 genuine miles. The ownership of the car has
> now passed to my wife. However, later this year we are emigrating to
> Australia and therefore wish to sell the car.
>
> Could you please advise me on the following:-
> -Is it worth getting the car MOT tested before we sell it?
> -What sort of price do you think we can ask for it? It's in fairly
> good condition as it has been garaged 99% of the time over the past 15
> years.
> -Where would anyone recommend advertising the car? We currently live
> in Droitwich in Worcestershire, but the car is in Doncaster.
>
> Many thanks in advance for any response you give. BTW, I've emailed
> the Audi Owners Club with the same questions and had no response as
> yet.
> Neil