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Nice R32.
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and this has what to do with a mk5?
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Being a Newbury resident I would have thought I would have seen your car around but the only MK5 R32 i've seen is a red one!
The Mk5 is so much nice than the newer ones. The R32 especially.
The new R32 equivalent, looks awesome!
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Finally got my Starlet GT Turbo on the road after 2.5 years of making it roadworthy. (Only took 2.5 years due to being a student and lack of money).
Been driving it a week now, feels so good! One or two niggling problems, like boost creep, but it seems under control at the moment, staying at 0.7 bar.
Will get some pics up at night that were taken of it at JAE last week.
Been driving it a week now, feels so good! One or two niggling problems, like boost creep, but it seems under control at the moment, staying at 0.7 bar.
Will get some pics up at night that were taken of it at JAE last week.
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What is the point in adding rear seats in that?
stupid aren't they? I have used them to put stuff on a couple of times as the boot is just as useless
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Rear seats lowers the insurance rating in the US.
Rear seats can be useful until around the age of eight. Just need ***** seats for kids.
Rear seats can be useful until around the age of eight. Just need ***** seats for kids.
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Took me a while to get round to it, but here we go!
Two shots of the Starlet taken at Japanese Auto Extravaganza, this year.
Both pics taken by BrokenMedia.co.uk
Two shots of the Starlet taken at Japanese Auto Extravaganza, this year.
Both pics taken by BrokenMedia.co.uk
How much is a detail like that going to set you back out of interest?
Most likely he spent £300-400 if it was a decent detail (minor scratch removal). If just swiss waxing after just a normal clean looking at ~ £200 ish.
my new car, volvo s60 d5 automatic, 89000 miles, 1 previous owner, loving it so far
took my ages to find a mint lower milage 1 owner 2005 model, wanted 2005 euro3 as no dpf, no swirl flaps, proper mechanical turbo, mechanic egr valve, and abit better on fuel
took my ages to find a mint lower milage 1 owner 2005 model, wanted 2005 euro3 as no dpf, no swirl flaps, proper mechanical turbo, mechanic egr valve, and abit better on fuel
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theres some creases yeh but theres so wear or cracks, the person i bought the car off bought it brand new from a dealer its got full service histroy with every receipt ive done a full hpi + milage check and vosa milage check there is no way its been clocked, the seller was even honest and said one side has been resprayed years ago from an accident where it was scraped on the rear quarter, i cant even tell and i dont mind abit of paint here and there aslong as its mint
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The wheels looks like it could do with a refurb 