Audi A6 - Pullman Executive Edition

Equipment Included:

Audi A6
54" Wheel base extension with Mohawk style vinyl roof matching body color
4 Desks in aluminum, folding, air craft style for work and meetings and Center Console
Insulation in roof, sides & floor panels, Rust inhibitor to underbody
Upgraded suspension package
Upgraded front & rear suspension
Turbo Air High output A/C evaporator system
Emergency reserve starting battery
Rubber backed reversible heavy duty floor mat
Heavy duty Mercedes Benz carpet w/Jute Backing
All leather seatings
Pioneer AM-FM Radio w/Single Disc CD/DVD
TV screen model in center console
All Mercedes Benz matching leather seating surfaces
Single power divider w/ luxury privacy shade
Forward facing 40x40 stationary split seats and arm rest
Rear facing stationary split seats with full center console for electronics and radio system
AC vents that close completely, OEM storage compartment in rear armrest
High intensity reading lamps, front & rear, & storage area lighting
Vanity mirrors over forward and rear facing seat
Front chauffeur controls with Rear disable feature
Hands free intercom
12v Electric ports, Ash Trays
4 Assist straps
2 Coat hooks
Technical manual with Complete drawings & schematics

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