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General Car Related Discussion.To discuss anything that is related to cars and automotive technology that doesnt naturally fit into another forum catagory.
i didnt take much notice of the headlights, but yeah they look sh~ite,
apart from that i think it looks cool- it would be a different story if it had a 150 bhp engine in it, but at least its got big cossie power to back it up.
confused here i thought the engine was built by MAD, not harvey gibbs !!!
Confusion is something you dont need in life. Its not built by Harvey its built by Mark, hence the best bit. Hope that clears up your confusion
*Disclaimer: No need for any of the those that missed out on the tit when they were younger to get all wound up about my comments. Just a bit of light herated banter.
Last edited by CossieRich; Apr 4, 2012 at 03:03 PM.
To me that looks awesome, perhaps the front lights should be changed for standard, but just look at the back of it!
Not sure who would pay that for it, not saying i don't think it's worth it, but a limited market for sure, probs more 15k-20k and you'd have a lot more interest.
Confusion is something you dont need in life. Its not built by Harvey its built by Mark, hence the best bit. Hope that clears up your confusion
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Its better than built by the best Rich, I did the wiring . Perhaps you should have said built by the man that builds the fastest Cossies it stops people getting confused .
You will need 6 months in the gym to work the clutch .
Indeed, this is the problem, even with all the spec, its still only a home brew special and I must admit much as I love it, if I was going to spend 22K on a cossie it would be an escort not a 205. And you can find as good if not better specs on an escort for that money.
Confusion is something you dont need in life. Its not built by Harvey its built by Mark, hence the best bit. Hope that clears up your confusion
*Disclaimer: No need for any of the those that missed out on the tit when they were younger to get all wound up about my comments. Just a bit of light herated banter.
thanks for trying to clear things up, just confused even more now
Go and stand in the corner and think long and hard about what you just said....crazy fool lol
Steve
I've done that and i still think the same. Fair enough i wouldn't want to pay that much but i'd still choose it over an escos i reckon, unless it was a serious spec escos.
Erm...... you know that Dimma was an aftermarket thing right? They never factory fitted that kit
yes they did all factory dimmas had a build number much like rs500's they were fitted at dimma and approved by peugeot and then sold brand new at peugeot dealers hence being called factory fitted