Quattro Rally Ready to Come Home

Well, the seats are sold. That has freed up some space on the parts shelf at least.

The shell is still up north at Cherry Classic Cars but we are expecting the call any day now. It’s basically just waiting for the primer to dry then it will be ready to drag back down state and start bolting parts on. It was decided to do this in primer as there is probably quite a bit of cutting and grinding and welding to still be done as we basically do not know what we are doing. Once we have it essentially together we’ll strip it down again for paint. It’s going to look grand in the works shop regardless and will inspire us to refurbish all the dirty parts we have been ignoring. It may even get it’s very own space for the build up. Here are some pictures as it sits now courtesy of Scott at Cherry Classic Cars.

An unfinished UR Quattro body in a paint shop, covered in gray primer and mounted on a wooden stand, with equipment and car parts visible in the background.
An overhead view of a UR Quattro in a workshop, partially covered with protective film and primer, with a person in the background working on it. Various tools and equipment are visible in the space.
Front view of a partially restored UR Quattro on a wooden platform in a well-lit garage, featuring a gray primer finish and a detailed grill.
An unfinished UR Quattro being prepared for painting in a workshop, featuring masked windows and a clean, gray primer coat.
A partially restored classic UR Quattro in a workshop, with a grey primer finish and covered sections, placed on a raised platform.
A partially restored UR Quattro body on a wooden stand in a workshop, covered with protective plastic film, ready for paint.


Next time you see it it might be in a trailer.

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