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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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For me its got to be a range rover sport, colour black tinted windows full of chrome nice big alloys and top spec.............
Whats your perfect car of your choice and why......  |
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over a year ago
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My lightly modified Land Rover discovery suits me perfectly. Use it for camping, mountain biking, greenlaning. It's comfy and relaxing to drive and once I get it re-mapped it'll give hot hatches a scare too.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Mk1 Mexico.
Without a doubt. Complete with air horn
I'd marry you for that statement alone.
My dream car."
My brother had a replica when I was younger. Ended up with a cosworth engine from a written off Sierra in it. Went like scalded cat. |
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"Mk1 Mexico.
Without a doubt. Complete with air horn
I'd marry you for that statement alone.
My dream car.
My brother had a replica when I was younger. Ended up with a cosworth engine from a written off Sierra in it. Went like scalded cat. "
Holy shit that must have flown!
It's the curves, it's beautiful. |
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"Facelifted V8 Ram Air version of my current car (built between 1998 & 2002)"
The A-real van would be perfect. Plenty of room for the drums & band gear... and a great day van when I'm not gigging.
Plus it's fast, indestructible, and equipped with everything you'd need for every possible situation.
Cal |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Mk1 Mexico.
Without a doubt. Complete with air horn
I'd marry you for that statement alone.
My dream car.
My brother had a replica when I was younger. Ended up with a cosworth engine from a written off Sierra in it. Went like scalded cat.
Holy shit that must have flown!
It's the curves, it's beautiful. "
It was dangerous in the wet on roundabouts. I learned to drift in it. I love the shape of the front end. |
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"Mk1 Mexico.
Without a doubt. Complete with air horn
I'd marry you for that statement alone.
My dream car.
My brother had a replica when I was younger. Ended up with a cosworth engine from a written off Sierra in it. Went like scalded cat.
Holy shit that must have flown!
It's the curves, it's beautiful.
It was dangerous in the wet on roundabouts. I learned to drift in it. I love the shape of the front end. "
Oh hell yeah, I ended up on top of a roundabout in my teens. (Passenger not driver) |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Mk1 Mexico.
Without a doubt. Complete with air horn
I'd marry you for that statement alone.
My dream car.
My brother had a replica when I was younger. Ended up with a cosworth engine from a written off Sierra in it. Went like scalded cat.
Holy shit that must have flown!
It's the curves, it's beautiful.
It was dangerous in the wet on roundabouts. I learned to drift in it. I love the shape of the front end.
Oh hell yeah, I ended up on top of a roundabout in my teens. (Passenger not driver)"
It was the classic orange colour. I prefer white with red Mexico stripes. Don't half miss it though. I was too young to insure it when he sold it or I'd have had it. Wish he'd left it as a 1.3 Ghia on the log book. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Facelifted V8 Ram Air version of my current car (built between 1998 & 2002)
The A-real van would be perfect. Plenty of room for the drums & band gear... and a great day van when I'm not gigging.
Plus it's fast, indestructible, and equipped with everything you'd need for every possible situation.
Cal "
I presume you mean B.A.'s van from the A-Team? |
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"For me its got to be a range rover sport, colour black tinted windows full of chrome nice big alloys and top spec.............
Whats your perfect car of your choice and why...... "
Mines black with full cream leather and 22" Hawk Chatons, I love it |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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id buy a bentley , drive it to folkestone , put it on the eurotunnel to calais , then just tour europe in it.staying in top hotels , drinking fine wineand great food , take about a year out.. |
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"For me its got to be a range rover sport, colour black tinted windows full of chrome nice big alloys and top spec.............
Whats your perfect car of your choice and why...... "
Is that total chav spec?
I love my slk55, looks like any another slk but this one has a V8 growl and is perfect for surprising people away from the lights!
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"Ford Capri "
Ma mate had a 1600L and used a big chain to lock the driver's side(the lock was fucked) through the steering wheel and then got out through the passenger door 
Ma cousin had a 2.8 injection that was much faster than his previous 3 litre one |
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"Ford Capri
Ma mate had a 1600L and used a big chain to lock the driver's side(the lock was fucked) through the steering wheel and then got out through the passenger door
Ma cousin had a 2.8 injection that was much faster than his previous 3 litre one "
My grandad was the first person to take one out onto a banger track. True story 
I dread to think the amount of cars I'd kill to have now that my family have wrecked! |
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By *icentiousCouple
over a year ago
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Old joke said, three women were talking in a bar. First one asked, "sex with my husband is like a Bentley, smooth comfortable and elegant"
Second one said, "mine is like an Astin Martin, fast furious and exciting."
Third one said, "mine is like an Austin A40, needs to be started by hand but gats me there." |
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By *omez42Man
over a year ago
gloucester |
Dream car: A 70's muscle car, Aston, De Tomaso
Practically my perfect car is the one I have
: Audi A6 tdi estate. Big, comfortable, enough power to get me into and out of trouble, 50 mpg.
Or a VW T5 surf van. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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i don't spend much time thinking about cars to know what's about, in fact i'm happier when i don't have a car, makes life much simpler but i need one atm as the mrs is on crutches...so probably something smaller and cheaper to run than the current thing really i like simple machines too with no tech or bullshit...a mini would be nice, not the bmw copies that you see now though, a real one
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By *dy-ukTV/TS
over a year ago
Offenham |
Quite happy with my VW Golf mk5 TDI 4motion
I'd like the mk6 or newer mk7 but they don't do 4wd diesel anymore and the newer build quality is crap, although most newer cars, all makes, are not built better anymore 
Am master at VW retrofitting with vcds and coding so my mk5 has lots of upgrades.
Inside is virtually 2016 scirocco spec with 3D colour clocks, mib2 discover media / satnav, Bluetooth, wifi, heated leather seats, climatronic A/C, turn assist fog lights, rain sense auto close windows / sunroof, tinted windows, mapped to 180bhp
Like to look at engine next and fit hybrid turbo |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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An Audi or something similar with big heated seats that recline and maybe a media player built into the dash to play the drivers favourite adult entertainment while his cock is being deep sucked.. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"For me its got to be a range rover sport, colour black tinted windows full of chrome nice big alloys and top spec.............
Whats your perfect car of your choice and why...... "
In 1990 i had the first black electric soft top escort cabriolet in Leicester i had it deliverd 1st january and had no problem pulling in it, sadly the thieves had no problem pulling it neither and it had its hood ripped open 3 times, sadly after 8 months it had to go........someone has still got it though according to dvla its been sorned so its still out there.  |
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I'd like the first cat I never bought, just admired on the forecourt of the used car showroom when I first passed my test in 1978, a Fiat X19. I still remember the registration number, EUH 434V. It's probably scrapped now, but at least it would be cheaper to purchase now than then. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'd like the first cat I never bought, just admired on the forecourt of the used car showroom when I first passed my test in 1978, a Fiat X19. I still remember the registration number, EUH 434V. It's probably scrapped now, but at least it would be cheaper to purchase now than then. "
You'd be surprised. My Capri cost me £300. They're now fetching very good money. X/19 prices are pretty healthy at the moment too |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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modern car? 2014+ Audi RS6 Avant.
classic car Mk1 Lotus Cortina
but in reality ill stick with my Volvo S60 R. safe comfy spacious and eats most cars alive x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'd love a Figaro.
However I'm having to be practical so I'm current looking for my next best thing. An automatic beetle. "
depends what you mean by practical. A figaro is essentially a rebodied micra so they are incredibly reliable and reasonably fuel efficient. |
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By *yldstyleWoman
over a year ago
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"I'd love a Figaro.
However I'm having to be practical so I'm current looking for my next best thing. An automatic beetle. depends what you mean by practical. A figaro is essentially a rebodied micra so they are incredibly reliable and reasonably fuel efficient. "
Yes but sadly don't fit 3 sons and probably wouldn't cope with the miles I do. When I have my midlife crisis I'm buying one though |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'd love a Figaro.
However I'm having to be practical so I'm current looking for my next best thing. An automatic beetle. depends what you mean by practical. A figaro is essentially a rebodied micra so they are incredibly reliable and reasonably fuel efficient.
Yes but sadly don't fit 3 sons and probably wouldn't cope with the miles I do. When I have my midlife crisis I'm buying one though"
Plenty of time to save up then.  |
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By *yldstyleWoman
over a year ago
A world of my own |
"I'd love a Figaro.
However I'm having to be practical so I'm current looking for my next best thing. An automatic beetle. depends what you mean by practical. A figaro is essentially a rebodied micra so they are incredibly reliable and reasonably fuel efficient.
Yes but sadly don't fit 3 sons and probably wouldn't cope with the miles I do. When I have my midlife crisis I'm buying one though
Plenty of time to save up then. "
Absolutely |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A brand new Lotus Elan....sadly they stopped making them in 1974 but what a bloody fast car they were plus the folding headlights were great "
Bet there's a company out there that would do a resto mod on one. Modern Elise engine and gearbox. Better suspension and brakes etc. Closest thing to the elan these days is a Mazda mx5. |
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"I'll stick to my old banger of a focus. Rough area we live in means any nice car would automatically become a target for the villains or the jealous. "
I know what you mean bye that.
Best keeping old car in dodgy house estate.
If I had the money I'd make sure and get/build a garage for a car like:
Audi A8 (top of the range)
Mercedes E or S class. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I love my car Talulha.
A little Toyota Aygo.
A racy little thing too. And has an unsurprising grunt to her.
But one car I'd love to have is .... An E-type Jag roadster  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Ive owned a lot of fast fords and audis. My favourite is between my old series 1 escort rs turbo and an audi rs2 my old gaffer had, which i probably drove more than him |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Top of the range Hilux Surf. Need a 4wd for dragging the boat around, plus bringing back the sea from the shore to fertilise the land, also for driving on the bog to get the peat. My poor old Navara is well beat up these days. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A brand new Lotus Elan....sadly they stopped making them in 1974 but what a bloody fast car they were plus the folding headlights were great "
Lotus produced an Elan in the 90's too. Front wheel drive though. |
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I have several in my collection.
Bmw's, Mercedes Benz', Cadillac, Peugeot 205 GTi, but my fave and daily driver (so long as it's over 15 degrees & not raining) is my 1944 Willy's Jeep.
Like me it's old, somewhat delapidated, rusty in places and jiggly over bumps.
But it's easy to get into, never lets you down, always satisfying and gets where water can't.
Just don't even think of motorways with it's 45 mph top speed..... |
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By *irceWoman
over a year ago
Gloucester |
I would like a "sleeper" just a normal tidy car with a total rebuild done, then when a guy wants to race me again! in his fast toy i can just leave him standing.
Knowing my luck he would probably beat me up at the next lights. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"For me its got to be a range rover sport, colour black tinted windows full of chrome nice big alloys and top spec.............
Whats your perfect car of your choice and why...... "
I wouldnt say no to a vintage ..jensen interceptor though |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I would like a "sleeper" just a normal tidy car with a total rebuild done, then when a guy wants to race me again! in his fast toy i can just leave him standing.
Knowing my luck he would probably beat me up at the next lights."
There is a bloke on a well known car forum (PH) who built a mk2 Ford Focus estate with a tuned Focus ST engine, gear box, suspension and brakes on it. It's got 19 inch steel wheels with only 3 wheel trims and from the outside it just looks like a basic blue estate. He rarely washes it too. Even has a national trust sticker in the back window. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I would like a "sleeper" just a normal tidy car with a total rebuild done, then when a guy wants to race me again! in his fast toy i can just leave him standing.
Knowing my luck he would probably beat me up at the next lights.
There is a bloke on a well known car forum (PH) who built a mk2 Ford Focus estate with a tuned Focus ST engine, gear box, suspension and brakes on it. It's got 19 inch steel wheels with only 3 wheel trims and from the outside it just looks like a basic blue estate. He rarely washes it too. Even has a national trust sticker in the back window. "
That sounds awesome but what about the insurance......i would wager he hasnt declared and modifications etc....... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I do love my scarlet Hyundai coupe..
But my dream car is a racing green dodge viper with blacked out Windows and a red neon.
I guess I'm abit of a bit racer |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I would like a "sleeper" just a normal tidy car with a total rebuild done, then when a guy wants to race me again! in his fast toy i can just leave him standing.
Knowing my luck he would probably beat me up at the next lights.
There is a bloke on a well known car forum (PH) who built a mk2 Ford Focus estate with a tuned Focus ST engine, gear box, suspension and brakes on it. It's got 19 inch steel wheels with only 3 wheel trims and from the outside it just looks like a basic blue estate. He rarely washes it too. Even has a national trust sticker in the back window.
That sounds awesome but what about the insurance......i would wager he hasnt declared and modifications etc......."
I think it's all legit. All details moved onto log book etc. I'm a bit geeky about cars so I love stuff like that. Should have been an engineer. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I like my 1949 Chevy 5.7 pickup.
Free road tax
MOT exempt
.....makes all the right noises and puts a smile on your face driving it. Others smile too and love seeing it around. |
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Various choices by people on this thread, the majority seem to be choosing older cars, which is interesting considering you could choose ferrari etc. Older cars are alot nicer looking than modern cars though. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I like my 1949 Chevy 5.7 pickup.
Free road tax
MOT exempt
.....makes all the right noises and puts a smile on your face driving it. Others smile too and love seeing it around. "
I would very much like to take a look at that beast. Love the old pick up trucks. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I am happy with my Range Rover sport best car ever! "
not a bad drive and they are quite quick. But i disagree with the sport badge they have stuck on, how can you call something sporty when you are sat four foot off the ground
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"I am happy with my Range Rover sport best car ever! not a bad drive and they are quite quick. But i disagree with the sport badge they have stuck on, how can you call something sporty when you are sat four foot off the ground"
Well it Mullered the Golf R32 around the track, it drives better than most hot hatches.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"69 Pontiac firebird  "
No wait I've changed my mind. I want John Wicks car, not his car because that would not end well, but I'd definitely have one the same as his |
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By *mmmMaybeCouple
over a year ago
West Wales |
"A 1970s Mercedes W114 S
Black with tan leather interior"
In 82 I had a W111 280se 3.5 coupe, cost me £1300 & about another £1200 for new wings & paint.
I go   when I see they are now around £80-90k!!
Had a 1980 280CE after, not a patch on the earlier car for class..
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S |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"A 1970s Mercedes W114 S
Black with tan leather interior
In 82 I had a W111 280se 3.5 coupe, cost me £1300 & about another £1200 for new wings & paint.
I go when I see they are now around £80-90k!!
Had a 1980 280CE after, not a patch on the earlier car for class..
S
S"
I had a 1977 W116 280SE, picked it up off an old french guy for €4800, metallic blue, tan leather interior, original Becker stereo. It had a few little spots of rust in the usual spots, but not serious. In great condition. Drove it every day for 3 years, never an once of trouble. I sold it for nearly double that last year on the pretext of buying a W114. Which I still haven't got yet.
But a you you just mentioned, S is for clasS |
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By *mmmMaybeCouple
over a year ago
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"A 1970s Mercedes W114 S
Black with tan leather interior
In 82 I had a W111 280se 3.5 coupe, cost me £1300 & about another £1200 for new wings & paint.
I go when I see they are now around £80-90k!!
Had a 1980 280CE after, not a patch on the earlier car for class..
S
S
I had a 1977 W116 280SE, picked it up off an old french guy for €4800, metallic blue, tan leather interior, original Becker stereo. It had a few little spots of rust in the usual spots, but not serious. In great condition. Drove it every day for 3 years, never an once of trouble. I sold it for nearly double that last year on the pretext of buying a W114. Which I still haven't got yet.
But a you you just mentioned, S is for clasS "
We stuck with MB right up through W124's (had a rare 300TE 24v Mosselman turbo for a while, which was a hoot) then two W210's both of which where a let down quality wise so we switched to BMW & now to Volvo but only the MK1 C70 which we think is one of the best looking of the four seater convertibles with the roof down.
S |
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"A 1970s Mercedes W114 S
Black with tan leather interior
In 82 I had a W111 280se 3.5 coupe, cost me £1300 & about another £1200 for new wings & paint.
I go when I see they are now around £80-90k!!
Had a 1980 280CE after, not a patch on the earlier car for class..
S
S
I had a 1977 W116 280SE, picked it up off an old french guy for €4800, metallic blue, tan leather interior, original Becker stereo. It had a few little spots of rust in the usual spots, but not serious. In great condition. Drove it every day for 3 years, never an once of trouble. I sold it for nearly double that last year on the pretext of buying a W114. Which I still haven't got yet.
But a you you just mentioned, S is for clasS
We stuck with MB right up through W124's (had a rare 300TE 24v Mosselman turbo for a while, which was a hoot) then two W210's both of which where a let down quality wise so we switched to BMW & now to Volvo but only the MK1 C70 which we think is one of the best looking of the four seater convertibles with the roof down.
S"
Had 3 Mercs and wouldn't touch one with a barge pole now.
Over priced Tat in our book the worst example of badge snobbery but without the substance! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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At the moment I have a black VW T5 shuttle with blacked out windows and auto, which I love and tears down the motorway .
As for a car an XJ Jag or another mk2 granada which I love as it was my fist car. Shame my dopey brother killed it. |
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