Olson
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May 18, 2006 18:02:00 GMT
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Here's a choice selection of a few of my rides, you may recognise a common theme among most of them... The daily: Mk1 GTi, new engine a year ago, very fast and reliable, best car ever made I reckon...  1966 rhd sliding door split screen panel van...  1966 rhd notchback, custom paint, hydraulics, lowest type 3 in the country, multi show winning and magazine featured...   1962 mk1 Cortina, the latest project, converted from 4 to 2 door, slammed, polybushed all round, uprated suspension, GT rear brakes, Lotus discs up front, Safety Devices roll cage, magazine featured, nearing its MOT as we speak...   I've also owned, but have no pictures of, these: 1985 mk1 Golf cabrio, black, 1956 lhd oval window ragtop beetle, ex-US showcar, pearlescent flip paintwork, 1973 lhd 1303 beetle, raspberry red, my first classic, 1985 rhd mk2 Polo Coupe GT, black, awesome car! |
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Last Edit: May 18, 2006 23:29:01 GMT by rmad
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May 18, 2006 18:27:40 GMT
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cool cars olson but i reckon the corty is the winner by miles ;D ;D
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"quote hairnet"
I'm not paying nine pound for a pi$$!
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Olson
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May 18, 2006 18:29:06 GMT
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cool cars olson but i reckon the corty is the winner by miles ;D ;D Think I have to agree with ya there! ;D |
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suffolkpaul
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Retro Free - just a pug 406 with 230k miles on it...
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May 18, 2006 19:46:16 GMT
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hey i can see 4 pixels of daylight unde rthe notchback...get it lowered!!  |
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SteB
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May 18, 2006 22:14:08 GMT
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That notchback is fantasmic
I absolutely love it to bits... show me more!!
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Olson
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May 18, 2006 22:49:26 GMT
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That notchback is fantasmic I absolutely love it to bits... show me more!! This is it the week before I sold it...Stock type 3 rims rule!  Yes that is a 13 second bus in the background!    Juice!  Tidy interior...  Flames!   |
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May 18, 2006 23:29:37 GMT
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Olson, I amended your title - hope you don't mind?  |
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Bioshock
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It aint hip to be square.
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olson,why did you sell the notch,mate that car is the nuts,right hooker too.did it come with 'draulics or did you get it done?i,m toying with the idea for my 411 Variant,but i just know the cost is going to be the ballbreaker,unless someone out there knows different?  |
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Almera GTI = ugly bird who turns out to be great in the sack = Win
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OMFG!!! what a selection ;D Love em all but that type 3 is just the dogs whatsits welcome BTW. |
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You've been telling me you were a genius since you were seventeen ... in all the time I've known you I still don't know what you mean !
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Olson
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olson,why did you sell the notch,mate that car is the nuts,right hooker too.did it come with 'draulics or did you get it done?i,m toying with the idea for my 411 Variant,but i just know the cost is going to be the ballbreaker,unless someone out there knows different? I sold the Notch because it was like a patchwork quilt underneath and needed more work than I could justify spending on it. It's was an awesome car, a real head-turner, was gutted to see it go. Plus I wanted a mk1 Cortina! ;D I had the juice fitted by Nick at Freestyle bodyworks and Christoff (Scraping Scrap), all in it cost about a grand, would have been less but I kept melting batteries! I wouldn't recommend it on an old VW, unless you're sure the car is 100% solid. If you do, go for a slow system, and get decent suppressors or you'll have no teeth left! PM me if you want more details. |
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May 19, 2006 19:25:45 GMT
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my god, those are some incredible cars! so much to learn, so little talent...
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Nathan
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May 19, 2006 21:07:27 GMT
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sweet rides mate, the tina is sweet as..
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Olson
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May 28, 2006 18:04:43 GMT
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May 28, 2006 21:34:32 GMT
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Nice - the angle's a bit steep on those harnesses though :/
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Top grammar tips!
Bought = purchased. Brought = relocated
Lose = misplace/opposite of win. Loose = your mum
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Olson
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May 28, 2006 22:45:32 GMT
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Nice - the angle's a bit steep on those harnesses though :/ *n Eh?  |
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street
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May 28, 2006 22:52:06 GMT
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Mate those retro rides are awesome! Especially the notch and the 'tina Liking the buckets, very in-keeping with the look of the car, top work! |
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Saru
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No Brand Loyalty
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Here's a choice selection of a few of my rides, you may recognise a common theme among most of them... Round headlights? I dig them all. |
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1974 Saab 99 EMSI bought a new car. It's 35 years old. My friends said I was mad. We'll see.
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May 29, 2006 14:27:55 GMT
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Nice - the angle's a bit steep on those harnesses though :/ *n Eh? Harnesses should preferably go out from the back of the seat parallel to the floor of the car. +/- 15 degrees is considered 'safe' by most but some go up to 45 degrees. If your harnesses angle sharply downwards, an accident will place stresses vertically down the back of the seat (from thepoint where the harnesses 'turn' downwards). Seats are not designed with such stresses in mind and may break. If the seat back breaks, all of that vertical force is instantly transferred to your spine... Ouch. *n |
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Top grammar tips!
Bought = purchased. Brought = relocated
Lose = misplace/opposite of win. Loose = your mum
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