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Last Edit: Jul 9, 2009 17:39:05 GMT by tommyp6
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Well OOOOOFFFFFF !!!
Must say: Holy curse word Batman !! That is good looking, I guess red was a rare colour, or was it not standard ??
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very very nice! if its freshly restored, whats been done? whos done the work? got any build up pics!?!
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no its monza red was origanally green... yuk. the car has basically had a full nut and bolt restoration with all the american gear :aircon,leci windows,iclert... also uprgraded stereo sd1 vitesse wheels 5 speed lt77 gearbox and sd1 engine parts the restorer is clive annabelle in derby awesome guy knows these cars inside out and has given me the confidence to do my own project soon. gt6 or ta22 celica. i will get soom build up pics asap
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VWPowered
Europe
No-Rice - Est 2002
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beautiful, simply stunning, suits the Vitesse's wheels a treat
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81 Bedford CF 2.3D Cavalier Coachman Stratus 86 Volkswagen Polo Mk2 1.6 8v 87 Austin Montego 1.6HL 'Daily' 91 Rover Montego 2.0TD Countryman Estate 93 Rover Montego 2.0LXi Estate
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That is really nice, would love to see pics of the restoration work
Tony
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ok you asked for it there will probably be a lot of pages of pics coming up
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damn it photobuckets "bulk uploader" doesnt want to work this may take a while
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That is absolutely stunning. Amazing colour/wheel combo. Monza red should've been offered at the factory.
Looking forward to more pics.
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With a bocephus sticker on his 442, he'd light 'em up just for fun
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Monza red was a factory coulor
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Ray Singh
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More German exotica in my garage now
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OMG that is kool as foock.
Colour and wheels really make it stand out. Thats a proper car mate. Is the bonnet bulge factory stock? I'm not up on my P6s.
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the scoop is the air supply for the aircon and carbs as the American cars have also
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the pic is in derby m h annabelle and sons garage. i am personally in mansfield the car has gone to the garage again for some d post work in order to fit in wheels. anyone around derby interested in seeing it i can show you on monday 20th july or before.
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sowen
Club Retro Rides Member
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WOW!!! That looks proper nice P6 tyre sizes, can of worms they is! I went to my local tyre fitters with an original wheel, and the equivilant 15" 205 tyre profile was 55, so that's what I bought. I don't think the v8's had a larger rolling diameter than the 4 pots, at least my one didn't, but a lot of p6's I see seem to be running on tyres that look rather large compared to what I've got Oh yeah, more pics please
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Jun 11, 2015 18:27:48 GMT
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hi i have a rover p6 2000 sc 1973 i have a set of rover sd1 wheels but have a problem fitting them the center is to small to fit hub and if i mill out the center the wheel will hit the strut . so is it going to have to be a set of wheel spacers and longer studs ?? any hep would be great as I'm stuck . don't know whats the best way around this or can i get some sd1 hubs and will they fit the p6 also wheel nuts where to go for them ? thanks for any help les
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Jun 11, 2015 21:11:29 GMT
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HI Les, I'm pretty sure these were bolt on with no modification it took some fettling with the rear arch and tyre sizes to stop it rubbing. I'll ask my mechanic it was obviously a while ago since this was done.
Are the wheels you have Vitesse alloys they may have a different offset to your set? Tom
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Jun 12, 2015 18:53:44 GMT
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74 Mk1 Escort 1360, 1971 Vauxhall Victor SL2000 Estate.
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