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10 October 2012, 06:52 PM
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Where the wing is bolted on is different to what it should be.
As I said, looks a cracking car.
11 October 2012, 12:44 PM
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When I first went from classic to newage I said it was a great decision too, but as time went on I realised It was a bit like going from a fit milf to a young less attractive chubby who is a bit clumsy and slow going
back in a classic now!
Mind you, it would have been worse if you had plumped for the ladyboy Evo
back in a classic now!Mind you, it would have been worse if you had plumped for the ladyboy Evo
11 October 2012, 01:56 PM
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When I first went from classic to newage I said it was a great decision too, but as time went on I realised It was a bit like going from a fit milf to a young less attractive chubby who is a bit clumsy and slow going back in a classic now!
Mind you, it would have been worse if you had plumped for the ladyboy Evo
back in a classic now!Mind you, it would have been worse if you had plumped for the ladyboy Evo
JDM blobs are not your normal newage though, but I do see where you are coming from.
lol
11 October 2012, 07:01 PM
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You're not getting off that easily. . So answer the question!!! other than a different front end and the dbw system how does a Jdm hawkeye differ from a Jdm widetrack blob? Lets forget about the horrible chavvy rear lights on the hawk too :P
. So answer the question!!! other than a different front end and the dbw system how does a Jdm hawkeye differ from a Jdm widetrack blob? Lets forget about the horrible chavvy rear lights on the hawk too :P
12 October 2012, 01:18 AM
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**** me mate. If you were born a triplet YOU would have been the one bottle fed !
I'm not suggesting for one minute it's the case here but an awful lot of new owners have had failings very soon after selling up and buying another Scooby. It's all I read lately.
I'm not suggesting for one minute it's the case here but an awful lot of new owners have had failings very soon after selling up and buying another Scooby. It's all I read lately.
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12 October 2012, 01:44 PM
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I am only comparing against my current (fettled) car and not every classic out there BTW
12 October 2012, 03:17 PM
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To be fair it's something I was considering doing anyway but I couldnt be arsed to go through the hassle of taking the turbo off to do it. Now my hands been forced I have to do it so I'm upgrading to an LM450 Billet. Will be good to compare the two.
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