My MR2 (import)
07-06-2010, 10:31 PM
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My MR2 (import)
I decided enough of ford for now and try somthing a little different so i did 
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Picked her up the other night and all i can say is well impressed with it
Very slight fading of the red, But overall and mainly mechanical's are top notch
.Picked her up the other night and all i can say is well impressed with it
Very slight fading of the red, But overall and mainly mechanical's are top notch
07-06-2010, 10:55 PM
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Pete that's mint , cheers lol that seat cover was the only thing I had at the tine to stop any more ware on the bolster as the seat is near mint on the bolster, very quick pete it's a reliable car handles like a dream etc, happy with it 
as for the roof comment look up the fix to that on mroc about4 quid fixs the leak , cheers for comments,
, cheers lol that seat cover was the only thing I had at the tine to stop any more ware on the bolster as the seat is near mint on the bolster, very quick pete it's a reliable car handles like a dream etc, happy with it as for the roof comment look up the fix to that on mroc about4 quid fixs the leak , cheers for comments,
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Pete that's mint , cheers lol that seat cover was the only thing I had at the tine to stop any more ware on the bolster as the seat is near mint on the bolster, very quick pete it's a reliable car handles like a dream etc, happy with it as for the roof comment look up the fix to that on mroc about4 quid fixs the leak , cheers for comments,
, cheers lol that seat cover was the only thing I had at the tine to stop any more ware on the bolster as the seat is near mint on the bolster, very quick pete it's a reliable car handles like a dream etc, happy with it as for the roof comment look up the fix to that on mroc about4 quid fixs the leak , cheers for comments,youll suit that red hairdressers car just fine...
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[quote=S1 JOHN S1;4942917]That's funny, I had a mint S1 that cost me nothing but money 
maybe so but at least parts are cheaper for a ford and no were near as complicated. seriously found it hard to find anyone who wanted to work at them. nothin but bother. only upside was the rwd fun
maybe so but at least parts are cheaper for a ford and no were near as complicated. seriously found it hard to find anyone who wanted to work at them. nothin but bother. only upside was the rwd fun
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Also, if you buy from independent companies like Camskill or Fensport, prices are actually quite reasonable. For example. I recently paid 60 quid for a full set of front brake discs (the big 275mm ones) and pads.
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09-06-2010, 12:45 PM
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Exactly pete Spot as that was gonna be my reply 
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I'd hardly say S1 part's are cheap, There a rare car now and part's are beyond scarse, So when the part's come up there expensive,
The MR2 is quite reasonable price wise, Been looking into all sort's, Some part's are better off been imported rather than bought here also,
Spot as that was gonna be my reply .I'd hardly say S1 part's are cheap, There a rare car now and part's are beyond scarse, So when the part's come up there expensive,
The MR2 is quite reasonable price wise, Been looking into all sort's, Some part's are better off been imported rather than bought here also,
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