Soldato
great looking thing that is!
Show Us Your Motors!
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Don
I love the front of them, look's very 'mean'. The back however, looks really dated.
I've always thought this. You see them from the front and think "Woah" and then get to the back and its just very "Meh".
Soldato
Cheers dude, the sun was on its way down when I took them so it's not exactly in the best light.
That IS actually the best light
Haha, yeah that's true actually. Bit of a dumb thing to say.
I meant it's not particularly IN the best light due to so many shadows caused by the low sun. I was going to take it out on the seafront to get some proper photos as the light would have been awesome there... but got lazy
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I meant it's not particularly IN the best light due to so many shadows caused by the low sun. I was going to take it out on the seafront to get some proper photos as the light would have been awesome there... but got lazy
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BMW 525D
Man of Honour
Made the most of the outside tap at my mum and dad's this afternoon! Probably won't be this clean 'till after winter now.
Soldato
Hilarious amount of Mondeo owners here 
Soldato
Not just here, I've talked two work colleagues into mk3 Mondeos
Hard to buy a better all round car for the money.
Neil.
Hard to buy a better all round car for the money.
Neil.
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A few clean pics
Soldato
Wife's new Seat Leon Sport/Cupra (V5 says Sport, insurance database says Cupra. I stuck a Cupra badge on it yesterday):
Full Seat SH, one owner, 54K, everything works, good tyres, 5 months MOT/tax etc etc £2250. Super clean with no rust (apart from very minor stone chip rust spots in a couple of places). Very pleased with it so far. Nice and comfortable when compared with my CTR and Swift Sport. Only annoying thing is that some butt monkey has fitted rim weights and not stick-ons.
Full Seat SH, one owner, 54K, everything works, good tyres, 5 months MOT/tax etc etc £2250. Super clean with no rust (apart from very minor stone chip rust spots in a couple of places). Very pleased with it so far. Nice and comfortable when compared with my CTR and Swift Sport. Only annoying thing is that some butt monkey has fitted rim weights and not stick-ons.
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No rust apart from the rust. 
Does look tidy though.
Does look tidy though.
Soldato
Some nice Mondeos on this page - I shall add my one when I get around to taking pictures of it
Soldato
No rust apart from the rust.
Does look tidy though.
No proper rust to speak of on the bodywork (i.e. around arches/doors/etc).
Lotus Elise S1 from 1998, owned it now since March 2008 when I chopped in my MX-5 for it.
Spent the first 2 years running it as my daily driver, but now I have my parents old Subaru Forester so it's a garage queen and does around 2,000 miles per year. Made a few changes to it since then including Gaz Gold Pro suspension (I know it's not the best, but I got a fantastic deal on it and the Koni's were leaking) and Exige seats with Schroth harnesses.
Very basic inside, even for an Elise. Speakers and original seatbelts were removed and stored when I changed the seats, just looking for a long dash panel to come up for sale so I can remove the headunit without being left with a big hole in the dash.
These days I help with the running of SELOC (I think they're a few members on here as I recognise the names) and am considering changing the Forester for a Lotus Excel, mostly to get some experience of running a 'classic' car - although don't tell the missus :whip:
Spent the first 2 years running it as my daily driver, but now I have my parents old Subaru Forester so it's a garage queen and does around 2,000 miles per year. Made a few changes to it since then including Gaz Gold Pro suspension (I know it's not the best, but I got a fantastic deal on it and the Koni's were leaking) and Exige seats with Schroth harnesses.
Very basic inside, even for an Elise. Speakers and original seatbelts were removed and stored when I changed the seats, just looking for a long dash panel to come up for sale so I can remove the headunit without being left with a big hole in the dash.
These days I help with the running of SELOC (I think they're a few members on here as I recognise the names) and am considering changing the Forester for a Lotus Excel, mostly to get some experience of running a 'classic' car - although don't tell the missus :whip:
Man of Honour
Are you saying lots of people here are old?