Power Steering.

[DanBoy]

At what point did the Griff get p/a steering?

[Corin Denton]

When girls started driving them!

[shnozz]

you minx corin.

[old64er]

and blokes that wore shirts and no chest wig

[starmist]

1996 I think, before which it was an option.

[RichB]

It think it has always been an option. It certainly was when I ordered mine in 1999. Rich...

[groucho]

Mine's a 1998 without pas.

[simpo two]

Always an option IIRC.

If you want to be a softie, try a nice Focus

(Did you know that barbed-wire shirts go rusty if you wash them?)

[shpub]

I would not go back to a non-PAS car. Nothing to with the parking etc it's just less stress on the arms on track days as it makes it easier to apply opposite lock and remove it.

In the end it is personal choice, but most of of the non-PAS brigade prefer to polish rather than drive...

That should stir it up...

Steve
www.tvrbooks.co.uk

[RichB]

shpub said:

most of of the non-PAS brigade prefer to polish rather than drive...

I guess the polishing strengthens our arm muscles which is why we don't require p.a.s. Rich...

[shnozz]

shpub said:

In the end it is personal choice, but most of of the non-PAS brigade prefer to polish rather than drive... That should stir it up...

stir it up. too right

My mother and father have been as far as east germany but I am fairly sure I'm still considered British. At no stage did I show a preference to be polish.

[groucho]

Yeah, but I'm a rufty tufty builder so it feels like power steering to me anyway.

Grouch