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Author: felangeyfelangey
Date: May 13, 2010 15:21
I would say it's a tracking problem.
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Author: MrcheerfulMrcheerful
Date: May 13, 2010 14:57
sweller wrote:
> Mrcheerful wrote:
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>> That is a strange coincidence: It was 'Promotasport Raceway
>> International' or 'PRI' that I used to race with.
that is still in good order, Arena is the place for hard racing !!! Mind
you I went to watch at a track in a field at Braintree once, they had an
enormous tree in the middle of the track, and a high speed banked bend,
trouble was that there was nothing to stop the cars leaving the track and
hurtling to their doom off the top, in addition the local cars had their
cooling systems inside the cockpit. The St. John people were kept really
busy at that track, I would not race there, it was too risky.
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Author: Douglas PayneDouglas Payne
Date: Dec 25, 2008 18:33
Elder wrote:
> Particularly post 2001 ones.
> I thought it was still based on engine size, just like all cars pre-
> 2001, and emissions was based on pre-cat, or possibly even just a
> visible smoke test.
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> Was just wondering if anything had changed recently.
> I'm currently looking at either a Superb PD130, a Jag X-Type 2.0D, or
> possibly an Avensis D4D, but in the back of my mind is that evil little
> devil who is screaming Altezza RS200 Tiptronic.
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> Road tax on the 3 UK models is reasonable and fuel consumption good. I
> know the Altezza would be thirsty if driven like intended, but I can't
> help loving them, and the tiptronic system is so much better than the UK
> IS200 Auto.
Heheh, I think fuelling an Altezza would be expensive anyway, whether
you drove it as intended or tootled about trying to get maximum MPG,
especially when compared to the others in the list.
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Author: AstraVanMannAstraVanMann
Date: Dec 25, 2008 13:18
"Mike P" wrote:
> I've been offered two motors today via friends/ex colleagues. People tend
> to do that when they know you chop and change cars like I do. I got
> offered a 2002 plate , 64k mile Honda Jazz, for
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Author: ElderElder
Date: Dec 24, 2008 20:53
> I've been offered two motors today via friends/ex colleagues. People tend
> to do that when they know you chop and change cars like I do. I got offered
> a 2002 plate , 64k mile Honda Jazz, for £2000, and a 1991 Mazda MX-5 in good
> nick with T&T, FSH for £600.
>
> Have things really got that bad?
>
I don't know, but most of the stuff I've fancied has gone up since the
tax reshuffle delay, even the stuff that would have gone down in tax.
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Author: ElderElder
Date: Dec 24, 2008 20:48
> Yes, it is a bit cheap. I just spoke to the bloke on the phone, the car's
> straight and I'm off to have a look at it shortly. They're flying out on
> Saturday (!)
>
Exactly the same story as the guy I bought the 9000 off, except he was a
brit and dodging the tax man too.
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Author: PCPaulPCPaul
Date: Dec 24, 2008 18:38
On Tue, 23 Dec 2008 21:16:10 +0000, Theo Markettos wrote:
> PCPaul bitrot.co.uk> wrote:>> But in any cae, I've had what I wanted from it, and the nice lady (so
>> far) at the insurance office is happy to look over any evidence I can
>> find about similar...
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