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Post by sdelan »

Nick -

Your ST looks fantastic !! 8)


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I agree lovely looker. Like a modern day ST hotrod.

What are the mechanicals Nick? Is it all original standard 3.2 engine, suspension and brakes?

Gotta love a bit of orange :)
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Agreed, very nice. He should have ditched the wife and kept the car!
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I'll second bootsy. Trying to convince SWMBO that its something worth looking at
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Post by Nick Moss »

The mechanicals are all standard, but it goes really well as we have taken quite a bit of weight out of it. I have to admi that I wasn't keen on the colour, until we put the stripes on, then it really came alive. I love it.
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Post by Bertroex »

REcognised the number plate- that was that rusty granite green backdate bucket from oop norf?

Seems extremely well executed- well done and dare I say value for money?

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Post by Northy »

+1 it looks fantastic.

I showed my wife and she said "He should grow a pair of balls and tell her he's keeping it". I'll remind her of that when I want to blow a few grand on putting EFI on my 3.0

Looks like a smashing car though Nick, well done.
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Post by Tosh »

Northy wrote:+1 it looks fantastic.

I showed my wife and she said "He should grow a pair of balls and tell her he's keeping it". I'll remind her of that when I want to blow a few grand on putting EFI on my 3.0

Looks like a smashing car though Nick, well done.
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Post by 74rsman »

yep
get some nuts..
my wife said black, i said chartreuse, she said black..whats chartruese
then for 3 years she said eurgh no.
then when it was finished she loved it..
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Bootsy wrote:Agreed, very nice. He should have ditched the wife and kept the car!
How much do divorces cost? In this case it would be worth it!
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anothere21323i wrote:
Bootsy wrote:Agreed, very nice. He should have ditched the wife and kept the car!
How much do divorces cost? In this case it would be worth it!

Trust me, they cost a fortune. Ask me how I know :P
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Bootsy wrote: Trust me, they cost a fortune. Ask me how I know :P
I think there are quite a few of us could agree here Thomas, but the outcome is (certainly in my case) worth far more than the money :)
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Ian Donkin wrote:
Bootsy wrote: Trust me, they cost a fortune. Ask me how I know :P
I think there are quite a few of us could agree here Thomas, but the outcome is (certainly in my case) worth far more than the money :)
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