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They're specialist cars as well, remember, so you need to find someone out there that wants the specific car you're selling and is prepared to travel.

Welcome mate, you sound like a knowledgable chap and proper enthusiast, so hopefully you should fit in well! :)

Cheers mate

Off topic a little bit, apologies, but what is the standard head unit in a Cup? Did they stick with the CD player, or resort to a tape deck to 'save weight' ;) Also, did they ditch the CD changer, to genuinely save a bit of weight!?!

Yeah, more than it's really worth when you can get to similar speed by stripping it out further, for free!

It's pretty difficult to get much out of the engine without spending silly money. It generally seems the best way to get better performance is to save weight.

Do you know anyone who runs / work in a local garage? Won't have to be a Renault garage to get springs fitted.

Dan, someone's stuck a Cup badge on your bog-standard Iceberg FF 172 with imitation Turini's... looking nice though mate. :)

Only just noticed this! Cliosport carvery FTMFW. ;)

Well it will look clean if you've just washed it! I can see the tell-tale water leakage... ;) Look forward to seeing the Loop!

It takes patience... Spent a good 4 hours giving the Golf a spruce-up and, then, as I'm chatting to the old dear as I'm about to leave, she leans up against the car and rests her arms on the roof. Damn it, I nearly pistol-whipped her. Turns out I don't have a pistol...

Pics: Stunner mate, good luck. :)

I'll give you a call a bit later this afternoon if that's okay mate? Been cleaning the Golf ready for tomorrow and got carried away!

Hmm, the ph1's are getting to around that price now, you can pick up mint silver ones for £3500, so I'd expect an average one for £3000 and maybe a higher mileage one for less...

Well, glad it was okay after a clean-out and fresh fuel!

Why keep driving when it's smoking so badly!?! Pull over and call the AA / RAC!

Definitely mate, I'm amazed you haven't had more interest in your's. Reckon attaching some pictures to your advert both on here and PH may help a lot. Cheers Justin, that's the badger.

Not yet mate, someone's coming around on Monday to have a look but they're already asking me what the lowest I'll take is so I doubt they'll offer me enough...

http://search.autotrader.co.uk/es-uk/www/cars/RENAULT+CLIO/Ne-2-4-5-6-7-8-27-44-49-53-61-64-67-103-133-146-236,N-20-25-112-192-4294966970-4294967142/search.action S25 CUP - was that Chris'? EDIT: Sorry, can't seem to specify the search properly... it's on there anyway! £5,995.

^? Sticker sucks, but car is awesome. :D

Fantastic looking car mate, ph2 strips really help set it off a treat and I'm loving the OEM-look HU!

Looks good mate, if it's just been clayed and washed I'd recommend getting it polished, sealed and waxed also - it'll protect your hard work and also look shinier! I'd say if you're going to go for an orange theme, then do the badge, mirrors and strips. Could look pretty trick :)

I like the way the plate sits in the line of the bumper, but as you say, the right font will look nicer!

As said, I'd just say you've heard that Renault dealers forgot to fit them to some (truth) and you've never bothered getting it sorted and then knock £50 off. Anymore decent interest?

I think the ph1 172 had one of two types of cat, some were double, others weren't. As for the rest, the clutch is stiff (and I miss the stiff clutch now I no longer have one!), alloy pedals are standard and slippery / dangerous when your feet are wet! and the exhaust adds little / no power, so...

Williams wasn't an RS Ali, stop trying to spread your poison! But, if you can afford to fix it, is probably the quickest.

Not saying everyone else shouldn't drive a relatively quick car when they're young, but I personally think I would've caused myself a lot of damage.

Seen it a few times but he never acknowledged my when I had my Ph1, so don't think he's on here. Lovely car though.

If you can't afford to insure a car correctly, then you really can't afford to buy the car in the first place mate. It's the harsh truth I'm afraid. Don't insure a car on TPFT if you will be seriously screwed if you crash it. It is A LOT of money to throw down the pan at the risk of something...

Lol, it's like a little car chain! PM'd back matey.