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AS ABOVE PEOPLE THINK THERE ONLY DEALER ONLY I BOUGHT THIS AS SAME PART NUMBER HERE SHE IS KEV https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/175938987679 PLUSS LOOK AT STUFF ON EBAY BLOKE WHO DOSE A8 D2 NERLY 900 QUID GOT MINE CHEEP

Hi All. Not 100% sure if this is allowed but I am looking to sell my Classic Audi Cabriolet and wondered if anyone was interested? Selling due to space requirement. Some details below; V6 Petrol, Manual transmission , original leather interior, resprayed 2018 , excellent condition, drives beautifully. MOT until October 2024. 3 owners prior to us. Painted in 2018 by previous owner. Previous owner replaced the radiator and battery. £3499 or nearest offer. Please message if interested! Sat

So to box this up:- You may have an Audi dealer within travelling distance -? If you go to that dealer and ask them to supply/order a thermostat they won’t sell it to you -?

Never heard of that make - China’s best?? Having had too many inefficient new-out -of-the-box aftermarket thermostats over the decades, I’ve long since resorted to paying the extra, and only buying main dealer ones. There’s something in my mind which points me to the possibility of two thermostats on some models, but I could well be wrong.

Many thanks Stephen, I think your family experiences sums up the sacrifices made by those family members who have gone before us in ‘recent’ times, and the debt of gratitude we owe to them for the life we are currently able to enjoy. That gratitude can in a little way be acknowledged by a simple ‘Thank you’. I’m old, and have gone through the decades where you were firmly told off if you didn’t say ‘thank you’. Sadly, those two important words seem to be lost in our current daily vocabulary, and their use might even be seen as a sign of weakness. This forum, and many many more by what I can see, suffers from a lack of acknowledgement for advice and help given, so why don’t we make this day a ‘Thank you’ day, and think about getting into the habit of using it again the day after - it really doesn’t hurt! Kind regards, Gareth. p.s. Lancaster bombers:- I had the privilege to be able to stand under the cockpit of one of these many years ago - you need a ladder to get into it. Unbelievable. I had to do some research about the Water Orton district a couple of years ago, and talked to a knowledgeable inhabitant of that area and he had interviewed descendants of those involved in the build and trials, and he informed me that you could loop-the-loop in them! Blinking heck.