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05-03-2011, 05:43 PM
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05-03-2011, 05:53 PM
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Thanks mate, always value your opinion.
To be honest Grant i have no desire of selling it mate..
shortly coming up to 2yrs of ownership now and i have to say it's the best Cosworth i've owned, it's fast enough for me, looks nice, stops well NOW..
and ticks all the boxes in other departments too.
As for other cars, i've always fancied an Intergrale Grant tbh, in Yellow, Evo 2 aswell it'd have to be, maybe one day, i hear they're tempramental sods though??
To be honest Grant i have no desire of selling it mate..
shortly coming up to 2yrs of ownership now and i have to say it's the best Cosworth i've owned, it's fast enough for me, looks nice, stops well NOW.. and ticks all the boxes in other departments too.As for other cars, i've always fancied an Intergrale Grant tbh, in Yellow, Evo 2 aswell it'd have to be, maybe one day, i hear they're tempramental sods though??
I saw a Red Integrale EVO2 in Dundee about 5 years ago, it was a summers day, sunny (for once) and it looked absolutely amazing... properly jaw dropping car. However, from what I gather they are a bit of a ballache on reliability and I dunno if I'd have the minerals to spend that much of my own money on one.
Cheers,
Grant
05-03-2011, 06:11 PM
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You really should buy yourself a Cossie mate, you may hate the bloody thing who knows 
but knowing you as i do from on here i think you'd enjoy one, they are very adictive Grant, i've sold, come back about 5times now.... and tbh all this crap when people say how unreliable they are, get one mapped correctly, do the basic re-wiring of the old bits and they'll look after you, that's a fact..
but knowing you as i do from on here i think you'd enjoy one, they are very adictive Grant, i've sold, come back about 5times now.... and tbh all this crap when people say how unreliable they are, get one mapped correctly, do the basic re-wiring of the old bits and they'll look after you, that's a fact..
05-03-2011, 06:22 PM
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05-03-2011, 11:47 PM
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You really should buy yourself a Cossie mate, you may hate the bloody thing who knows but knowing you as i do from on here i think you'd enjoy one, they are very adictive Grant, i've sold, come back about 5times now.... and tbh all this crap when people say how unreliable they are, get one mapped correctly, do the basic re-wiring of the old bits and they'll look after you, that's a fact..
but knowing you as i do from on here i think you'd enjoy one, they are very adictive Grant, i've sold, come back about 5times now.... and tbh all this crap when people say how unreliable they are, get one mapped correctly, do the basic re-wiring of the old bits and they'll look after you, that's a fact..
I'm going to seriously consider getting hold of a Cossie at the beginning of next year, will more than likely be asking you (and other people who've been there-done that) some questions along the way too mate.
Cheers,
Grant
06-03-2011, 09:26 AM
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hi pete car looks better than ever just had es cos back from paint shop just cleaning it ready for coleford show post some picks up soon pete all the best old fellow cheers ade
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