My Series1.....
28-07-2010, 09:15 AM
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28-07-2010, 09:32 AM
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well many differences both ways really, The saff having the luxury of leather and a great driving position and a shovel load of power, The Escort with the looks, cheaper bills, great handling for a fwd and the wow factor!
I'd have to say overall they are both fantastic cars, but i am happier with this than the saff as i have wanted one since being a kid, and that the paranoia of the Cossie going bang and the big re-build bill swinging it towards the Escort!
I'd have to say overall they are both fantastic cars, but i am happier with this than the saff as i have wanted one since being a kid, and that the paranoia of the Cossie going bang and the big re-build bill swinging it towards the Escort!
Fair play mate,been toying with the idea of it myself cos i have a soft spot for the escort,but the sapph has been my poster car since being a kid...must say i am liking the sound of cheaper bills
28-07-2010, 06:00 PM
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as for the gingers, not for me at this stage but the spots-maybe!
29-07-2010, 05:50 PM
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Ahha so thats where my old softlines are lol.
My girl bought me those wheels for my birthday a couple of years ago lol!
Ive still got the receipt and boxes for them up the loft
I must have bought 2 sets of centre caps so the paint would match! (Most sets arent the same colour when the sun shines on them)
I should have kept them
My girl bought me those wheels for my birthday a couple of years ago lol!
Ive still got the receipt and boxes for them up the loft
I must have bought 2 sets of centre caps so the paint would match! (Most sets arent the same colour when the sun shines on them)
I should have kept them
29-07-2010, 08:00 PM
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Ahha so thats where my old softlines are lol.
My girl bought me those wheels for my birthday a couple of years ago lol!
Ive still got the receipt and boxes for them up the loft
I must have bought 2 sets of centre caps so the paint would match! (Most sets arent the same colour when the sun shines on them)
I should have kept them
My girl bought me those wheels for my birthday a couple of years ago lol!
Ive still got the receipt and boxes for them up the loft
I must have bought 2 sets of centre caps so the paint would match! (Most sets arent the same colour when the sun shines on them)
I should have kept them
30-07-2010, 12:32 AM
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30-07-2010, 01:23 AM
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She's a beaut!
My only criticism is the wheels. I'm not a fan of Softlines anyway, but I've always felt that RST's look better with 15/16inch wheels. It makes the bottom half of the car look "chunkier", if you know what I mean?
What does your car drive like on 17's?
My only criticism is the wheels. I'm not a fan of Softlines anyway, but I've always felt that RST's look better with 15/16inch wheels. It makes the bottom half of the car look "chunkier", if you know what I mean?
What does your car drive like on 17's?
30-07-2010, 08:58 AM
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30-07-2010, 11:17 AM
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You down Tescos carpark tonite? mite see you there.
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30-07-2010, 01:02 PM
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