Cars to drive before you die
09 September 2007, 12:35 PM
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Cars to drive before you die
Come on then guys and girls what cars do you think you need to experience.
ok lets get the ball rolling think the noise and sheer b road pace of a Scooby really needs to be felt and I still get a kick out of it every day when I fire her up to go to work. priceless (never had a go in a classic yet think that’s something I need to do)
And my second nomination would be a Ford Ka. yep a little odd but raw simplicity of that car does make it oddly cool and for what it is it does drive well (ish)
ok lets get the ball rolling think the noise and sheer b road pace of a Scooby really needs to be felt and I still get a kick out of it every day when I fire her up to go to work. priceless (never had a go in a classic yet think that’s something I need to do)
And my second nomination would be a Ford Ka. yep a little odd but raw simplicity of that car does make it oddly cool and for what it is it does drive well (ish)
09 September 2007, 12:39 PM
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caterham.
if you've never driven one try to blag a ride, just one of the most fun cars i've ever been in. luckily it was on a track so i think it helped the experience
if you've never driven one try to blag a ride, just one of the most fun cars i've ever been in. luckily it was on a track so i think it helped the experience
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if you have never driven a Ka mate you have never lived.
could have been the fact that it was so cheap I didn’t care, round a city its so small you can chuck it about .
could have been the fact that it was so cheap I didn’t care, round a city its so small you can chuck it about .
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Come on then guys and girls what cars do you think you need to experience.
ok lets get the ball rolling think the noise and sheer b road pace of a Scooby really needs to be felt and I still get a kick out of it every day when I fire her up to go to work. priceless (never had a go in a classic yet think that’s something I need to do)
And my second nomination would be a Ford Ka. yep a little odd but raw simplicity of that car does make it oddly cool and for what it is it does drive well (ish)
ok lets get the ball rolling think the noise and sheer b road pace of a Scooby really needs to be felt and I still get a kick out of it every day when I fire her up to go to work. priceless (never had a go in a classic yet think that’s something I need to do)
And my second nomination would be a Ford Ka. yep a little odd but raw simplicity of that car does make it oddly cool and for what it is it does drive well (ish)
Ford Ka, well if you want raw then fiat 500 arbath, mini cooper, AH sprite for a start rather than a Ka!
Driven a lot of super and hypercars so for me it would be some classics
C/D type jag
Bentley (blower)
Miura SV
288GTO
512
Aston DB4 Zagato
09 September 2007, 04:09 PM
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i dont know about a one off drive but i have to own a f360 at some point and i dont care when. Id just drive it through the tunnel, turn around, back through the tunnel, turn around.........
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FIAT Multipla! I had to drive one for a few days once.. I dreded getting into such a hiddeous looking contraption.. But to this day it is one of the nicest cars I have ever driven 
Everyones needs to have taken an old MK2 XR2 for a thrapping, you are not a real man until you have torn down some back roads in an 80's Fiesta XR2
Everyones needs to have taken an old MK2 XR2 for a thrapping, you are not a real man until you have torn down some back roads in an 80's Fiesta XR2
09 September 2007, 04:41 PM
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I would love to have a pop in one of these..........Lancia Delta S4 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Possibly the most scarey of the group B cars
Possibly the most scarey of the group B cars
(dont do old cars never no why but they dont do it for me
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Audi Ur Quattro (spiritual father to the Impreza?)
Lancia Beta 2.0 Trevi (sweet handling chassis and carbs - yippee!)
Any pre-BMW Mini
Aston Martin DB7 Vantage (torque by the bucketful :-) )
And of course, a nice Impreza...
Lancia Beta 2.0 Trevi (sweet handling chassis and carbs - yippee!)
Any pre-BMW Mini
Aston Martin DB7 Vantage (torque by the bucketful :-) )
And of course, a nice Impreza...
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F40 (fave car of all time )
My car.......... as its off the road ( going through a rebuild )
Bugatti Veyron
Murchielago
Group B Quattro
My car.......... as its off the road ( going through a rebuild )
Bugatti Veyron
Murchielago
Group B Quattro
