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Posted
Well here you go, a couple that Gary found in his pile of mags :lol:

A very young Mr.Moss

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Here's what Darran did to the white one a bit later on :mrgreen:pictures1175.jpg

 

Did he ? :lol:

 

puddy :mrgreen:

Posted
Well here you go, a couple that Gary found in his pile of mags :lol:

A very young Mr.Moss

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IMG_1275.jpg

Here's what Darran did to the white one a bit later on :mrgreen:pictures1175.jpg

gaz..... thats the issue with my old mk1 and lees 100e in it ??

Posted
Well here you go, a couple that Gary found in his pile of mags :lol:

A very young Mr.Moss

IMG_1274.jpg

IMG_1275.jpg

Here's what Darran did to the white one a bit later on :mrgreen:pictures1175.jpg

 

Did he ? :lol:

 

puddy :mrgreen:

 

Yes i did :shock::beer:

Posted

These were from a couple of articles taken from Fast Car magazine from back in the early nineties me thinks :D:thumbsup:

 

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Posted

That silver 420bhp hasnt been on the road since '97 :sad:

The enquiry is complete

 

The vehicle details for SPR 316R are:

 

Date of Liability 01 08 1997

Date of First Registration 01 06 1977

Year of Manufacture 1977

Cylinder Capacity (cc) 2000CC

CO2 Emissions Not Available

Fuel Type Petrol

Export Marker Not Applicable

Vehicle Status Unlicensed

Vehicle Colour SILVER

Vehicle Type Approval null

The information contained on this page is correct at the time of enquiry.

Posted
Heres a few of my cossie before i owned it back in 97 :mrgreen:

 

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The black one looks like its blue/back on the road

 

The enquiry is complete

 

The vehicle details for CPK 264T are:

 

Date of Liability 01 07 2008

Date of First Registration 05 07 1979

Year of Manufacture 1979

Cylinder Capacity (cc) 1993CC

CO2 Emissions Not Available

Fuel Type Petrol

Export Marker Not Applicable

Vehicle Status Licence Not Due

Vehicle Colour BLACK

Vehicle Type Approval null

The information contained on this page is correct at the time of enquiry.

 

But the green one hasnt been on the road since '97 :(

 

The vehicle details for BHH 774T are:

 

Date of Liability 01 06 1997

Date of First Registration 01 02 1979

Year of Manufacture 1979

Cylinder Capacity (cc) 2000CC

CO2 Emissions Not Available

Fuel Type Petrol

Export Marker Not Applicable

Vehicle Status Unlicensed

Vehicle Colour GREEN

Vehicle Type Approval null

The information contained on this page is correct at the time of enquiry.

Posted

The blue one was steves,marks brother who owned the white one .

 

When I spoke to mark last year he said steve was trying to get it back on the

 

road .

 

The green one was shelleys which he sold on ,and I can remember seeing @

 

national day/donington a few years ago with a pinto in it :sad:

 

Never ever did see the silver one in the flesh neither ,I don't think the guy

 

was into the osf scene at all !

 

puddy :thumbsup:

Posted

You foooooooking know that !!!!!!! :ykt::mrgreen: . Here's some more of it and foooooook me it looks good 8) . Maybe getting some 7.5 rs 4 spokes and an anglia axle on mine then :mrgreen:pictures1197.jpgpictures1198.jpg

Posted
You foooooooking know that !!!!!!! :ykt::mrgreen: . Here's some more of it and foooooook me it looks good 8) . Maybe getting some 7.5 rs 4 spokes and an anglia axle on mine then

 

And then stretch some 175's on? Saaf London - Gaz Stylie :lol:

Posted
You foooooooking know that !!!!!!! :ykt::mrgreen: . Here's some more of it and foooooook me it looks good 8) . Maybe getting some 7.5 rs 4 spokes and an anglia axle on mine then

 

And then stretch some 175's on? Saaf London - Gaz Stylie :lol:

You'll get 195/55/13's on those ones :beer:
Posted

I've never seen it anywhere mate :sad: , it could be tucked away somewhere though :thumbsup:

Posted
Does anyone remember a red mk1 escort with the first 3 letters on the reg plate being S H E. I saw it in Fast Car in the late 80's and it made a lasting impression on me.......well it must have done for me to remember part of the plate.

 

You just like anything insinuating "girls"!!

 

Pic's for you :thumbsup:

 

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Anyone recognise the lucky owner?

 

Cheers Toby :thumbsup:

What year was it printed mate?

If I remember right I think he had the alarm mounted inside the car so when it went off it would deafen the thief :lol::lol:

Posted

Anybody have the issue of Fast Car with what I seem to remember were 2 brothers with mk2 escorts, think one was grey and one was a navy(ish) blue and the piccies were taken at what looked like docks with one above the other, think they were both cossie powered :?

Posted
You foooooooking know that !!!!!!! :ykt::mrgreen: . Here's some more of it and foooooook me it looks good 8) . Maybe getting some 7.5 rs 4 spokes and an anglia axle on mine then

 

And then stretch some 175's on? Saaf London - Gaz Stylie :lol:

You'll get 195/55/13's on those ones :beer:

 

Icky has a nice set of 7.5" X pack rims in his loft that he is going to sell i think mate :wink:

Posted
:mrgreen: Paul baileys RS2000 cosworth turbo when he first built it :thumbsup:pictures1199.jpgpictures1200.jpg
Posted

Following up on Paul Baileys RS2000 for the most famous oldskoolford of the 1990's was J.T.'s (John Tebenham's) Cosworth nitrous turbo Anglia 105e . This is how i liked it best :ykt: before it turned into a trailer queen pro-street drag thing :wink:pictures1201.jpg

Posted
Following up on Paul Baileys RS2000 for the most famous oldskoolford of the 1990's was J.T.'s (John Tebenham's) Cosworth nitrous turbo Anglia 105e . This is how i liked it best :ykt: before it turned into a trailer queen pro-street drag thing :wink:pictures1201.jpg

 

That car never did gaz,john robbed most of the "good" bits off of it,stuck a

 

pinto and another set of plates/logbook on it ,and sold it out of the back of

 

street machine.

 

The full tube chassied car was a gold 105e that a guy in petrol station came

 

up to john and asked him if he wanted to buy it !

 

puddy :thumbsup:

Posted

So 633 LPG could still live on under a different reg no then ? 8)

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