Discussion
Now, like many of us, I love to see a well presented classic but sometimes an owner’s obsession with detail goes a bit far even for me. This magazine-featured Escort popped up on a FB group page recently. Lovely car, probably one of the best in the country, but keeping the manufacturer’s stickers on the tyres and making sure they’re all aligned. Really? 


James 33 said:
Awful colour for it too.
One of the 4 RS2000s I had was this colour.Had a hot engine.
Was nicked before I'd had it 2 months, December 1991.
As for the OP ,I read the words and it didn't surprise me it was a Ford RS with that level of obsession.
The Ford RSOC is full of weirdos nowadays.
Yeah, not a great colour and the cleanest cars usually are awful colours for some reason
I am involved in the RS community from a sideline, I own a MK1 RS which I had restored to within an inch of it's life but I don't get this strange obsession where it has to be sticker perfect
Each to their own I guess
I am involved in the RS community from a sideline, I own a MK1 RS which I had restored to within an inch of it's life but I don't get this strange obsession where it has to be sticker perfect
Each to their own I guess
a8hex said:
Does the front height look wrong to anyone else?
There seems to be a lot of air between the top of the front tyre and the wheel arch.
A little, yes, but if its a restoration, its probably got new front springs, and thus if its as seems likely a total trailer queen, its never probably done enough miles on the road for the springs to 'settle'.....There seems to be a lot of air between the top of the front tyre and the wheel arch.
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