My '91 Camaro RS

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Sushi

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858 posts

201 months

Tuesday 18th October 2011
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I totally agree, the ride is awful, the interior is sparse (not even a fkign glovebox) and it's not very fast....but....I love it, and with a little time, TLC, and money thrown it's direction most of these things can be rectified.

mgmrw

20,951 posts

158 months

Tuesday 18th October 2011
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Nice car, always had a hankering for something simillar. How bad is insurance on these?

they go down as an import? classic? performence car? specialist?

thanks, and sorry for hi-jack.

Sushi

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858 posts

201 months

Tuesday 18th October 2011
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classic car insurance, 5k miles a year, kept on drive overnight, +-£290 for the year

mgmrw

20,951 posts

158 months

Tuesday 18th October 2011
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what age (if you don't mind me asking)?

just worried that 24 year old, 4years NCB, and 6points declarable, may be an issue.

Sushi

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858 posts

201 months

Tuesday 18th October 2011
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32, classic car insurance doesn't take NCB into account, and 3 points declarable but expired.

mgmrw

20,951 posts

158 months

Tuesday 18th October 2011
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may have a look. Thanks. Torn between something like that, a 944 or an explorer as a bit of fun

Sushi

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858 posts

201 months

Saturday 26th November 2011
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I can't quite describe the feeling as you hit the brakes while doing 70 miles an hour on the M3 only to hear a clattering sound come from your passenger front then dissapearing off behind you, looking in the rearview mirror and seeing the vague outline of something sparking as it bounces away, and so it was that I bid fairwell to my passenger front caliper bolts yesterday.


While these parts are not readily available from my local Camberley autofactors Trevor down at Surrey Mustang in borden managed to fabricate some new bolts using one of the drivers side bolts as a template, so I once again have working brakes.

scotty_d

6,795 posts

195 months

Saturday 26th November 2011
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Sushi said:
looking in the rearview mirror and seeing the vague outline of something sparking as it bounces away, and so it was that I bid fairwell to my passenger front caliper bolts yesterday.
I had the same issue a few years ago in my old tvr i heard a ping under the chassis after sitting on the motor way. And i torqued them right up as well only a few days before. the very course threads do not help so i used loctite and never had the issue again. I think it was alot to do with vibration of the v8 working it out.

Mastodon2

13,826 posts

166 months

Saturday 26th November 2011
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Sushi said:
Side on
Those tyres look like they are made of liquorice!

Sushi

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858 posts

201 months

Saturday 26th November 2011
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Mastodon2 said:
Those tyres look like they are made of liquorice!
you saying I'm fat?!
Well I am but we're a jolly people!
tyres made of liquorice, windscreen made of jelly, windscreen washer squirts diet coke wink

Nah they'd just been washed and tyre blacked.