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pwd95

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8,458 posts

267 months

Sunday 1st July 2007
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Griffith 500.....wobble wow what a great machene. Very composed over the bumpy bits, very balanced, great feel (no power steering) lovely interior (machined alloy dash with black leather cloud9), great car to be in, truly awsome in fact.....but........it felt a bit slower, well maybe not slower but no quicker (may be because the owner was a passenger and the throttle was very stiff,..effect etc) and much quieter than mine...yikes...scratchchin

I seriously respect and appreciate this great machine I currently own now more than ever yes

Thank you Rob, one of the best 10 miles I've ever driven thumbup

Is one Griff worth two Wedges???.....


Edited to say not slower





Edited by pwd95 on Monday 2nd July 08:41

combine

3,114 posts

258 months

Sunday 1st July 2007
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Went in 3 different engined griffs at ASDA day last year at bruntingthorpe as a passenger , Ashley's was the best , 4.3L and it won the griff sound test .

dwgriffith

436 posts

250 months

Sunday 1st July 2007
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"Is one Griff worth two Wedges???....."
In the present market, like for like on condition and spec they are not twice the price. A GOOD 400se say 7.5K? and a similar spec and condition griff 4litre pre-cat 9.5K? The question is would you pay £2000 more and go for a griff?????????

L33

3,469 posts

253 months

Sunday 1st July 2007
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dwgriffith said:
...The question is would you pay £2000 more and go for a griff?????????
Not a chance!
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BadRedWedge

3,450 posts

257 months

Monday 2nd July 2007
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L33 said:
dwgriffith said:
...The question is would you pay £2000 more and go for a griff?????????
Not a chance!
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Dont nono been there, done that, DONT nononononononononono

pwd95

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8,458 posts

267 months

Monday 2nd July 2007
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For me it would have to be a step up in performance, i.e a well fettled 500 and then your talking double the money scratchchin ...which is a lot yes

badredwedge said:
Don't nono
scratchchin....Why D

Edited by pwd95 on Monday 2nd July 08:28

rev-erend

21,621 posts

313 months

Monday 2nd July 2007
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[python hat=on]Stone him [python hat=off]

pwd95

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8,458 posts

267 months

Monday 2nd July 2007
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But I didn't say Jehova.....oh sh1t

jmorgan

36,010 posts

313 months

Monday 2nd July 2007
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pwd95 said:
But I didn't say Jehova.....oh sh1t
I like a Griffith, if the money was there I would have both. But I like people to know I am going to arrive from miles awaysilly

Edited by jmorgan on Monday 2nd July 10:07

pwd95

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8,458 posts

267 months

Monday 2nd July 2007
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Jeff you can rest assured they do yesbow

350zwelgje

1,820 posts

290 months

Monday 2nd July 2007
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dwgriffith said:
"Is one Griff worth two Wedges???....."
In the present market, like for like on condition and spec they are not twice the price. A GOOD 400se say 7.5K? and a similar spec and condition griff 4litre pre-cat 9.5K? The question is would you pay £2000 more and go for a griff?????????
So the price is getting in the 'have a griff as a toy next to a wedge' territory?
Also handy if you need a part to keep the wedge going, or pickup parts to keep the wedge going.

Rob