1987 datsun sunny
biggest bag of crap ever, but was fun to screw the arse of and run it in to the ground.
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Porsche 911 996 GT2. 3.6 Twin Turbo, 500bhp, rear wheel drive, no traction control, in the wet.
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1. 911 (993 variant, not mine unfortunately but nearly sent the back end through a hedge going round a corner)
2. Dolomite Sprint. One of my first cars and this I did successfully put through through a hedge. Luckily there was no brick wall behind the hedge so the car was ok bar a few scratches.
3. Spitfire. Bought shortly after the Sprint. Hadn't learnt my lesson.
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Originally posted by VectraManWhich Renault people carrier is that from?
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Originally posted by XTCThe 08 comes out next year with a different engine which will be a 3.7l V6.
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Originally posted by ClippyHad one of these for a 48Hr test drive last summer.
Great car - what's it like to use on a day to day basis.
Hasn't the 'range' been changed recently?Last edited by XTC; 26 June 2007, 12:48.
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Originally posted by XTCmy 350z with traction control off
Great car - what's it like to use on a day to day basis.
Hasn't the 'range' been changed recently?
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Originally posted by SockpuppetMy ass munched some fabric of the seat. Plus at 14' high you really dont feel safe when they do that.
What were you fretting for, it's a Volvo - safe as houses.
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Originally posted by The Lone GunmanFord Capri.
...A seriously modified Mkll escort but only when you wanted it to be.
Ditto my Mk1 roadrally car
Impreza STI type RA version 2 with the diff lock set to open in the wet and a heavy right foot
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Originally posted by The Lone GunmanThe words "running solo" and "unit" kinda give that away. Must have been fun swapping ends in that.
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A Formula Ford 1600 at Castle Combe, it laps 4 seconds quicker than a race prepared Ferrari 420 Modena.
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Originally posted by TheRightStuffthis sounds impressive until you google it and find out it's a fecking truck.
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Originally posted by Sockpuppet480bhp and 1300Nm of tourque on wet roads is not fun the drive.
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Ford Capri.
GT6
Spitfire
A seriously modified Mkll escort but only when you wanted it to be.
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a 20 year old land rover discovery ... but in that i didn't really give a **** about anyone else on the road ....
have it!
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