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Couple from the last couple of weeks.

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Looks like a fairly beefed dragster to me, couldn't get a great pic but the tyres were cajunga.

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Gorgeous DB9 nextdoor to Zefans house!
 
Not a bad DB9 :p

About half hour ago, coming back from the pub we had a '56' Plate S8 go past us at some speed, it looked great. Im a huge fan on the S / RS series Audi's and most Audi's in general, but the S8 we saw did look the business. Very similar to my boss's 4.2 Quattro A8 with the multi spoke TT wheels, but most important the S8 had the grunt under the bonnet to go with the great looks.

Shame I could'nt get a pic, it did fly past my mates Citroen AX quite fast :p
 
Chris1712 said:
Couple from the last couple of weeks.

19072007020lm9.jpg

Looks like a fairly beefed dragster to me, couldn't get a great pic but the tyres were cajunga.

09082007036001ko9.jpg

Gorgeous DB9 nextdoor to Zefans house!
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So that is a DB9,i thought the DB9 was very low and short.

One of them,looks exactly like that ^,parks on driveway in a scheme near me. It is a bit out of place,its a nice scheme but you dont expect to see astons. :eek:
 
Bennah said:
A housing estate then :p

Must be a V8 Vantage. Brilliant cars, they have a superb sound to them :cool:
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Well from this area you will hear it being referred to as scheme......"He stays in the next scheme up" and so on.


It is a Db9 that sits int he scheme near me,my driving instructor said it was a Db9 but i thought it was a V8 vantage. Think the guy had the lotus esprit that used to sit up that way aswell.
 
Jonny ///M said:
Maybe my background shining through....dont ask what "ben in the scullery" means. :eek:
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It means "in the kitchen" ;)

Was up in Elgin over the weekend and watched the rally up there, its not quite a daily encounter but I'll post the pics later when i've donwloaded them from the camera :D
 
Sonea Fifer said:
It means "in the kitchen" ;)

Was up in Elgin over the weekend and watched the rally up there, its not quite a daily encounter but I'll post the pics later when i've donwloaded them from the camera :D
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oooh your one of them!!! :eek:

Was my gran and relatives from Larkhall that talk like that.

Rally ***.
 
Jonny ///M said:
oooh your one of them!!! :eek:
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Friad so :cool:

Jonny ///M said:
Rally ***.
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I'd normally agree with you but we were doing a tour of the whisky trail and ended up staying at my brother-in-laws (in Elign) and went to the amateur rally they were holding.

Have to admit there was a few nice Evo's up there, some nice tail out action from the RWD's as well - the car parks seemed to be Scooby central though :rolleyes:
 
Morba said:
while i am fully aware that it was not an M3 without the need to check... you are aware that some 6 pots came with single exhausts? 320 and 323 both had single pipes ;]
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I'd completely forgotten that! :o ;)
 
Sonea Fifer said:
Friad so :cool:



I'd normally agree with you but we were doing a tour of the whisky trail and ended up staying at my brother-in-laws (in Elign) and went to the amateur rally they were holding.

Have to admit there was a few nice Evo's up there, some nice tail out action from the RWD's as well - the car parks seemed to be Scooby central though :rolleyes:
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I dont understand, did you like the rally? as i meant for the win with the starred out thing.

If you were UP in Elgin,where you from?
 
Jonny ///M said:
I dont understand, did you like the rally? as i meant for the win with the starred out thing.

If you were UP in Elgin,where you from?
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Yeah I enjoyed the rally - not normally my cup of tea I admit, but now i've seen the difference between cars on a race track (Knockhill is my local) and cars in a forest - watching the amateurs (one in a Ford Kaa :eek: ) zooming round the dirt track, kicking up stones and trying not to hit tree's was actually pretty good fun.

Am from Fife (if you had'nt guessed by my name) hence the "Up in Elgin" part :D
 
Sonea Fifer said:
Yeah I enjoyed the rally - not normally my cup of tea I admit, but now i've seen the difference between cars on a race track (Knockhill is my local) and cars in a forest - watching the amateurs (one in a Ford Kaa :eek: ) zooming round the dirt track, kicking up stones and trying not to hit tree's was actually pretty good fun.

Am from Fife (if you had'nt guessed by my name) hence the "Up in Elgin" part :D
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Ah i quite like rallies myself and on track racing for that matter.

Didnt click on with your name :eek:
 
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