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washers!
- Thread starter cinnes1987
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172
just like your mama lol ;-)
172
yes
At least shes my real mum.
DrR
ClioSport Club Member
VW Golf GTD
RB 182 cup,astra sri
I very much doubt that they would refuse to pay out on insurance because of that! Unless the assessor is a pedantic clio enthusiast.
172
does she love big willys too??
172
still looking, best of all is i had it yesterday! will let you know soon as
Doesn't the chassis number ascertain whether its a cup or not?
172
can i check that online?
If there is a difference in say, the ending of the chassis number, which determines that. Then cross reference it to your chassis number. I am not 100% sure if there is. Usually is on most cars that have 'special editions'. Someone on here may know for sure
Random snippet from yozzasport for reference on other cup specifics for reference:
The total sold for the UK Market were: 2392
The 172 Cup was billed as the lightweight track orientated weapon. It had no ABS, no Xenon Lights, it had a cloth interior, loosing the heavy leather, no aircon, lightweight glass (front windscreen had no IR sheet), it had a slightly wider track down to the Speedline Turini wheels, and again a slightly different gearbox – the JC5-129. It had no spare wheel, but instead some rapid inflate puncture repair fluid. Sound deadening was removed all over the place and a nice lightweight weapon was produced. The 172 Cup was only available in Blue for the most part, but late on, some silver examples were released – some with Climate Control.
The total sold for the UK Market were: 2392
The 172 Cup was billed as the lightweight track orientated weapon. It had no ABS, no Xenon Lights, it had a cloth interior, loosing the heavy leather, no aircon, lightweight glass (front windscreen had no IR sheet), it had a slightly wider track down to the Speedline Turini wheels, and again a slightly different gearbox – the JC5-129. It had no spare wheel, but instead some rapid inflate puncture repair fluid. Sound deadening was removed all over the place and a nice lightweight weapon was produced. The 172 Cup was only available in Blue for the most part, but late on, some silver examples were released – some with Climate Control.
Bit late but what don't come on everything?
Had a search and found this for you
A 172 Cup's VIN number will start like - vf1cb1ndf
A normal 172 VIN number will be like - vf1cb1n0f
A 172 Cup's VIN number will start like - vf1cb1ndf
A normal 172 VIN number will be like - vf1cb1n0f
172
will let you know. cant find the v5 :evil:. and car is away getting coilovers fitted and wont have it back till tomoro night. will keep looking for v5 tho, its got to be here sumwhere!!
SAAB 93 Aero TTiD SS
.....and the lights have to be switched on too!
I wouldn't know. I don't use mine. As I've said, I think they're completely useless.
172
will have to wait till the mora. cant find it anywhere
