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Wack61

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Grand Canyon, I went there in 89, didn't get that close to the edge though or I wouldn't be typing this now, they'd be scraping me off the bottom of it
 

AndyG

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A guy I used to know, hillclimbed a yellow Frogeye, didn’t turn up at the pub one night. His mate who had a part share in the car went round his house the following day to find him trapped, dead under the car.


WTF the whole point of Roses is they’re wrapped by Rose Engineering’s machine in a twisted wrapper. This plastic stuff is bollox, it’s all going to ****.

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That would be Stuart Bullas ?
 

Hawk13

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Totally agree Rust was a problem for them back in the day.

Rust was a problem for a lot of cars back in the day - including the vast majority of British cars. It's just that certain manufacturers (Lancia spring to mind) were tarnished with a (really) bad reputation.
 

JSP214

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My mum had one of these that she inherited from my grandfather, which I learnt to drive in. However, it didn’t look this good, as it was a ‘chocolate’ brown colour. It was great fun though, 5 gears and would almost do 100mph. Much better than the dire Fiat Uno she replaced it with, which sounded like it was going to explode at 80mph!!!
 

Manc5

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Rust was a problem for a lot of cars back in the day - including the vast majority of British cars. It's just that certain manufacturers (Lancia spring to mind) were tarnished with a (really) bad reputation.
i had 3 cars rot in front of my eyes.. an alfasud, an alfa spyder and a Capri Mk1... not seen rust on a car properly since happily
 

Thatch

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The Mrs fancies a Fiat 500.
And she actually likes the look of this one.

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