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I had an MR2 and still have an MX5, at over 15 years old, they are well on their way to being a classic. Both have exactly the right qualities for a classic car - Heaps of personality. The MR2 is a fabulous drivers car. Not quite the same league as a Porsche, definately a touch on the young side, but classics for sure. I'd cut the waitress a bit of slack :)
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Shame about those modern cars there spoiling the shot, especially that Passat.
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I note Ian's car is at the head of this queue and the scenery appears to be obscured by smoke. Coincidence?
Is Brendan ahead of Ian? :wink:
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Post by Barry »

:lol: .

I was amazed either car had the energy to make smoke; they both seemed to 'make progress' rather well :shock: .
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Mike - have you seen the article in 911&PW about the belgian(?) company converting cars to RSR spec?

I read that and thought of you - quick turnaround times - you could be driving it by Christmas........







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Post by Mike »

yes Mark I saw the piece, the problem is they seem to be making replica's as 'fun' cars, using later shells, turbo arches, imitation wheels and later engines, as opposed to recreating as close to the real thing as possible.

The object for me would be to end up with a car to FIA 'K' appendix standard, which means the correct age shell with period correct parts, so as to be eligble for competition.

Problem is the right rare parts have doubled in price in the past 6 months, I may have left it to late!:roll:
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Post by sladey »

Ah now - we don't want to be havin any of dat 'fun' stuff now do we

I get the point though.

Have you got your RS in for any of the competition events? Would be interested in watching

Cheers

Mark

p.s. going on holiday again now so won't reply for few days
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Post by Mike »

MdR wrote:Image
Shame about those modern cars there spoiling the shot, especially that Passat.
Passat, what Passat?
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cheers, Mike.

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1994 993 C2 Carrera Riviera Blue
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1973 911E to RS Lightweight Specification
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Post by Bootsy »

Mike wrote:
MdR wrote:Image
Shame about those modern cars there spoiling the shot, especially that Passat.
Passat, what Passat?
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Bootsy wrote:Just need to lose the Audi now :wink:
And 'shop in my Hearing Aid :lol:
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its pretty avarage, but at least its a start

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Post by Ferry Man »

Need to put the wheel back in on the mint green one. :)
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Wow! Can you put wheels on the 964 now ?
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ok..??


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Johnny's Mint 964 actually has all black wheels as in the original pic :wink:
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