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would be interesting to see





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Ian's on the left
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ians is in there
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Do you want me to tell you or do you want people to guess? Its not difficult but there are a few old motors there!

And no, that first one isn't mine

[Edited on 21-12-2003 by Ian]
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2nd is a group shot from one of the early meets
Pete's when it was still carabic blue in the middle
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st 1 is daves
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Left hand one is Dave's (C4) when it was still pearly white
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i think original pictures would be cool
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Originally posted by Ian
Do you want me to tell you or do you want people to guess? [Edited on 21-12-2003 by Ian]


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The original C4RSA when it was white and belonged to Dave Harwood, when Dave was one half of PVD.


Stus 2.1 litre beast, Andy Nutt, Paul Porters SRi - later sold to Gemma, Unknown SXi, Unknown Aurora Sport, Gavin Gibbs, Daimos, Ritchs (Now a Cossvaux valver), Luke Toms (Smoothie SRi) and mine at the end!


Ian from Scotland. SXi with Steinmetz front lip, skirts, mirrors and grille and 17" Mim Raffinos.


Lukes SRi on Irmscher Softstars next to the GSi that went on to win Best Corsa as it was very clean and well looked after.

The engine pic was the car that belonged to Andy Bracey - one of the first (if not the first?) Courtenay valvers. The car was bought by a friend of mine who sold the reg to Lee M who then sold his car (also a Caribic GSi to confuse matters further) to Renton from Redline. Simon has since sold the car to another lad from up my way and despite a healthy appitite for drive shafts its still going well.

Here's the car at the same show as the other pics were taken from, although the engine shot in the logo was the same car taken at a Bluewater meet.





[Edited on 21-12-2003 by Ian]
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^^^what colour is that known as- coz that is a lush shade-
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caribic Blue
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Do you mean Caribic Blue Tracey??
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Carrabic Blue i think.
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(This is when we all find out she meant the colour of C4....)
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Joff- me thinks that must be the one then

i like that shade alot

will never beat pink- but still- its VERY nice
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[Edited on 21-12-2003 by Ian]


aaah, remember this, first one on 18s wasnt it? I probably still have the feature from when it was on the cover of redline
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What a lush car Perfect styling.
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Note how all of them have a lot of subtle touches but still manage to be individual?

Even C4 with it's wheels, bonnet and exhaust had clean lines. Why do people then go and buy kits that have been styled by people with no more artistic flair than a Cocker Spaniel??
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Indeed Joff, couldn't agree more.
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Originally posted by Joff
Note how all of them have a lot of subtle touches but still manage to be individual?

Even C4 with it's wheels, bonnet and exhaust had clean lines. Why do people then go and buy kits that have been styled by people with no more artistic flair than a Cocker Spaniel??


because maybe they have their own taste which you seem to have
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No, it's not tho is it Scott...
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No Scott, there's a difference between building an individual car to get attention and building one to own a nice car. The two don't always go hand in hand.

I don't for one minute think its a question of taste.
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Nobody said anything about building an individual car

im referring to joff's point in which he stated why people buy these kits (which u lads dont seem to like - because its ur taste). Theres nothing indivual aboput buying a bodykit.

All im saying is they buy them because its their taste , they obviously like them or they wouldnt buy them
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Stu's is how a corsa should look IMO!!

Lovely

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