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Gordini 200. They took an already "ugly" car, made it uglier, made it no faster/better handling than a normal 200 and bumped the price up. Complete shat.
A standard one is very easy to live with, after all it's still a girls shopping car it just has a big engine stuck under the bonnet. Most irritating thing about them is how lumpy they are when cold.
Nobody can really answer that, it's all down to personal preference. Someone used to stripped out track cars will find it very comfortable, whereas someone who's been used to driving big german barges may find it back breaking.
They're not chromed, just sanded back until completely smooth, then worked down finer and finer sanding grades then polished to a high shine. My old 172 had it done.
I still have the polished fuel rail guard lying around somewhere actually.
Ok, I've had a search and raked through the numerous threads to do with fitting an aftermarket headunit in a 200, but none give me straight definite answers as to what I need.
I have an Alpine CDE - 9881RB headunit (According to the gubbins written on the fascia) with Ipod connector, and all...