My new Toy (1997 MR2)

My new Toy (1997 MR2)

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Geekman

2,871 posts

148 months

Monday 5th August 2013
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Synchromesh said:
Nope. Nor is having the right driven wheels or gearbox.

Watching you was like like watching my mum in Tesco car park hehe
Genuinely don't think I could have picked a worse car for autotesting. Even the jag would have been better (if a tad more fragile). That said, it was still rather a lot of fun, both for me and my spectators biggrin

Synchromesh

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2,428 posts

168 months

Monday 5th August 2013
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Geekman said:
Genuinely don't think I could have picked a worse car for autotesting. Even the jag would have been better (if a tad more fragile). That said, it was still rather a lot of fun, both for me and my spectators biggrin
Next time bring the Jag and do it sideways...I'll show you how wink

Mighty Flex

902 posts

173 months

Tuesday 6th August 2013
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Sounds like me at the Autosolo at Castle Coombe. Turns out the Alfa was a bit less agile than my Arosa. Compounded by the fact I had never driven it in anger before and only covered about 150 (mostly motorway) miles. Screeching, smoking tyres and getting lost on the first run were all part of the fun, as was being slower than a Ford S-Max. I still beat GT Kodiak in his RX7 :P

Geekman

2,871 posts

148 months

Wednesday 7th August 2013
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Synchromesh said:
Next time bring the Jag and do it sideways...I'll show you how wink
Well I could definitely challenge for best in class.....

Geekman

2,871 posts

148 months

Wednesday 18th September 2013
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Well, as of yesterday I'm the new owner of R443 PEL so hopefully it'll provide me with as much fun as it did James. Here it is on my drive - first task is to respray those wheels!


Synchromesh

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2,428 posts

168 months

Wednesday 18th September 2013
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Look after it for me Matt, and make sure to do plenty more of this;


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