capri 3.0 S
26 March 2002, 11:38 PM
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I'd love a 3.0 capri to take out and thrash now and again.
Can't leave black lines in the scoob...
Trouble is i'd kill myself when expecting those leaf springs and rear drums to actually work on the twisties.
Re-run of professionals on granada plus making me all nostalgic again.
Can't leave black lines in the scoob...
Trouble is i'd kill myself when expecting those leaf springs and rear drums to actually work on the twisties.
Re-run of professionals on granada plus making me all nostalgic again.
27 March 2002, 08:53 AM
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You're right about the black lines
and it was those re-runs that made me interested in the car, thing is I cant drive it now without trying to replicate their driving style haven't got out and jumped over the bonnet yet though
You're right about the black lines
and it was those re-runs that made me interested in the car, thing is I cant drive it now without trying to replicate their driving style haven't got out and jumped over the bonnet yet though
27 March 2002, 06:23 PM
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Seem to remember there beig a 3.1RS model - saw one on the M1 back in '81, we where travelling at around a ton, it went past with a BMW 3.0 CSL (Full batmobile bits and pieces, on it's tail) like we where standing still.
Nice cars!
Nice cars!
28 March 2002, 05:03 PM
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Oh MY GOD!!! I can't believe it. Years of thinking the Capri was the crappest car on earth, and now I find myself wanting one!!!!!! I love it when life springs these surprises on me....
LOL
Mike
LOL
Mike
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