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Old 04-03-11, 10:35 PM   #11
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Belts aren't an issue on the VVC K-Series like they are on the KV6 mate, just check for noisy VVC mechanisms and obviously early signs of HGF.
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Old 04-03-11, 10:37 PM   #12
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Belts aren't an issue on the VVC K-Series like they are on the KV6 mate, just check for noisy VVC mechanisms and obviously early signs of HGF.
So do they go a bit rattely and how could I tell if they're not right and with any mg/rover any gunge walk away
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Old 05-03-11, 02:02 AM   #13
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the rear brakes are quite bad for having issues, so check all the rear lines are in good condition and not rusty

apart from that just the usual stuff, make sure it goes into gear smoothly when the engine is turned off, all the levels are ok and make sure it has a spotless service history
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Old 05-03-11, 07:23 AM   #14
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Targa is a 2 sec job but storing the glass is another thing. If you don't have the bag you have to support them somewhere. I used to slide mine in the back seats, in the gap between the backrest and seat. Fit there nicely but it depends if you need your rear seats or not. Then I got a bag for ?20. My mate took them out once whilst I was driving!!

Another thing that people overlook is the boot opening. Although the boot is quite big, the entrance to it is very shallow, so getting large items like subs etc is not really possible.

Other than that go for it. Mine left a lasting impression on me. Great cars that look awesome.

I might get a r200 Cabriolet for the summer and stick the coupe bumpers and spoiler on it. Looks just like the coupe then.
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Old 05-03-11, 08:16 AM   #15
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So rust gasket brakes vvc mech and service history got it

And cant wait as no body else will have one without a doubt

Especially with that power at 17 and a targa for the good weather

Just keep my fingers crossed

P.s I won't be ruining it by putting stupid sub or dat in it anyway
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Shame you're so far away. Mine is now up for grabs. MOT till october, taxed till august. Head gasket done last year, 94k in nightfire red. Full leather, with black dash conversion. Small signs of ageing but dent and scuff free.
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Also what colours are to avoid cause I know the night fire red is smart and Tahiti blue is good aswell but was there any other colours like typhoon ir that
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I remember a turquoise blue that was for girls only ....

Seen a few white ones though.
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corey damn you nearly tempted me to buy another car there lol, had images in my head of driving up to inverary on a sunny day with the roof off it, was looking at 1600 ones so i could insure it, but think its something i dont need, would be nice though
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