MY08 Type 20
12 November 2008, 08:49 AM
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I've ordered a Type 20 
which will keep me more than happy until the Type 25 upgrade is ready the shape has grown on me alot and considering my last T25 was the best car i've ever had it goes to show what the new ones like 
which will keep me more than happy until the Type 25 upgrade is ready the shape has grown on me alot and considering my last T25 was the best car i've ever had it goes to show what the new ones like
12 November 2008, 08:57 AM
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For me the choice was always Spec C (& variants) or Litchfields Type 20, a choice I may make again in a couple of years with the MY08.
ps great that Litchfields are spending the time & money on development of the MY08 JDM Impreza & others. Though I do sometimes wonder with all their vast expertise & experience why they dont expand & diversify into fettling with e.g JDM Nissan GTR or JDM Integra. Can you imagine a Litchfields GTR
ps great that Litchfields are spending the time & money on development of the MY08 JDM Impreza & others. Though I do sometimes wonder with all their vast expertise & experience why they dont expand & diversify into fettling with e.g JDM Nissan GTR or JDM Integra. Can you imagine a Litchfields GTR
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12 November 2008, 09:21 AM
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stilover,
I think you have to take in to account Litchfield's target buyer. It's the enthusiast that wants the best and latest and is not concerned about depreciation. In the same breath you could congratulate Litchfield's for having the ***** and commitment, in developing such a car in the current climate. Hats off to them..... it's a great pity that IM / Prodrive never did it themselves.
I think you have to take in to account Litchfield's target buyer. It's the enthusiast that wants the best and latest and is not concerned about depreciation. In the same breath you could congratulate Litchfield's for having the ***** and commitment, in developing such a car in the current climate. Hats off to them..... it's a great pity that IM / Prodrive never did it themselves.
I do congratulate Lichfield for this car. For the money it's better IMO than the Evo X FQ360 that will lose money just as quick.
If I was lucky enough to have the money to not care about how much I lost on a car I'd consider getting one........... as a weekend toy
12 November 2008, 08:39 PM
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12 November 2008, 09:29 PM
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...........I can dream 
I have to ditch this keyboard it cant write a sentence proper, even worse........... can't spell corrrecttly
Tony
PS nice one Sammy, my mate was after a Cossy T25
13 November 2008, 07:11 PM
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