RB5 WRSport No 170 for Sale
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11 September 2003, 03:43 PM
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I'm interested, but i don't like the spoiler.
Could you change it?
Could you change it?
How about 11K...............how about 12.3k
Cheers met and yes probably was me Lav Hill used to be my local scooby dealer
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11 September 2003, 05:32 PM
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170, sorry to be like a vulture to a corpse but i'm after a HKS open neck myself and was wondering if you'd car to take it off and sell it. I too have an RB5 and want a little more power plus a better sound.
If you do want to sell it can you let me know via e-mail. Thanks again and sorry once more. Wish you lots of luck with the sale mate!
Gavin
If you do want to sell it can you let me know via e-mail. Thanks again and sorry once more. Wish you lots of luck with the sale mate!
Gavin
11 September 2003, 11:12 PM
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RB5 is the limited edition that was produced to comemorate Richard Burns (RB) joining Subaru WRC, his car number was 5
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Only 444 were produced of which I think 170 were the WR but I don't know of any others with the Prodrive Suspension kit too
Tell the Mrs that you need the spoiler
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Only 444 were produced of which I think 170 were the WR but I don't know of any others with the Prodrive Suspension kit too
Tell the Mrs that you need the spoiler
12 September 2003, 08:21 AM
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I kid you not my friend. You're having a laugh sunnyboy!
I've had the cortina since 1974 and it hasn't broken down once. I tell you something, i've been driving for 42 years, and i could show you a thing or two!
I've had the cortina since 1974 and it hasn't broken down once. I tell you something, i've been driving for 42 years, and i could show you a thing or two!
12 September 2003, 11:15 AM
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Wow Mr M a 1974 Brown Cortina.....I might be interested if I manage to get a labotomy(sp) in the next day or so.
Honestly you need the spoiler if nothing else you can rest your arm on it and look cool when you're filling up, when I say cool I don't mean "1974 Brown Ford Cortina" cool, I mean COOOOOOL :cool
Honestly you need the spoiler if nothing else you can rest your arm on it and look cool when you're filling up, when I say cool I don't mean "1974 Brown Ford Cortina" cool, I mean COOOOOOL :cool
12 September 2003, 11:30 AM
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Where are my manners 
R.B.5 it is a H & S not HKS so sorry about that but if I end up Pxing her then I'll probably put the original back on and I'll let you know
Sorry the spoiler needs to stay on, it came with the car and i don't have a replacement
R.B.5 it is a H & S not HKS so sorry about that but if I end up Pxing her then I'll probably put the original back on and I'll let you know
Sorry the spoiler needs to stay on, it came with the car and i don't have a replacement
12 September 2003, 11:56 AM
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Don't take the ****, my Cortina is a great car. It might not be as flash as your subaru but it's never let me down.
Ok, so the spoiler stays.
I'm still interested in this, i want a cheap runaround you see to get me to the farm and back with the 4 dogs. The 4wd would be great in winter as the tracks to the farm get very muddy with the tractors as you would expect.
Can you bring it to my farm for a test drive in the fields, got to see if it's big enough to get a sheep in the back.
Ok, so the spoiler stays.
I'm still interested in this, i want a cheap runaround you see to get me to the farm and back with the 4 dogs. The 4wd would be great in winter as the tracks to the farm get very muddy with the tractors as you would expect.
Can you bring it to my farm for a test drive in the fields, got to see if it's big enough to get a sheep in the back.
12 September 2003, 12:21 PM
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Yep as jjones says sheep fit just fine
I tell you what, I'll bring it to your farm you pay £12k and you can then drive it round your field as much as you like OK ?
I tell you what, I'll bring it to your farm you pay £12k and you can then drive it round your field as much as you like OK ?