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04-04-13, 10:39 PM
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Location: Eastwood, Essex
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Originally Posted by bowthruster
The impreza's are great,most enjoyable car ive owned,and im a biker at heart and had a few bikes,and not many car impress me,but the scooby did......But it was the running costs it killed me,you cant but help giving it plenty of right foot,the sound of the boxer engine,and the power....All i can say is if you do buy one be aware of the running costs,dont believe all the crap the sellers tell you........and if you do have problems with the boxer engine,like i did a few times,be prepared to spend a lot of cash.Lovely cars though...if only petrol was back to 60p a litre.....  |
Probably not the best time for me to go and get one either then really. Never know though at some point down the line I may get one 
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04-04-13, 10:40 PM
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Location: Tamworth
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Originally Posted by Craig-ZS180
This is where my problem is Matt, I've just been down the road to pick a few bits up from the shops and straight away I'm thinking why do I want to get something else as the car does do pretty much all I want it to.
I have rushed into car choices before so don't think I'll be making any rash decisions this time.
Astra gsi turbo would be very interesting as would an old cavalier turbo.. Like those too |
Id love anything with a let engine mate
Always likes 80s/90s cars whether its Vauxhalls/fords/Rovers I dont know why I didnt buy one lol
maybe one day I'll have to buy a cossie 
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04-04-13, 10:45 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Suffolk
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Hmmm a cossie,theres one up the road from me,never seen it driven though,buts its in imaculate condition,bet i goes well!
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04-04-13, 10:54 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Eastwood, Essex
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Originally Posted by WalkerDnB
Id love anything with a let engine mate
Always likes 80s/90s cars whether its Vauxhalls/fords/Rovers I dont know why I didnt buy one lol
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Originally Posted by bowthruster
Hmmm a cossie,theres one up the road from me,never seen it driven though,buts its in imaculate condition,bet i goes well!
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Yes, older 80/90s turbos are great imo. I would have another montego any day of the week if it was a clean one. Miss mine loads.
Think will be sticking with the zed and just getting a bit more for now to increase its current grin factor 
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04-04-13, 11:04 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Suffolk
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I thought it was just me,i prefer the older cars as well,i had a rover sdi v8,which i sold then bought back a fews years later,and i miss my ford capri 2.8 which i had,but my missus says i still live in the 80's,perhaps i do but i dont give a S**T!!Times were great then
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05-04-13, 08:29 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Swindon
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ygpm chap. I'll consider removing mine.
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