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I like it. Fit the right wheels and put the badges etc back and you've essentially got what looks like a 106 Maxi, I could live with that.

I vote keep the spoiler and bin the deflectors. I would say that though, because I think wind deflectors are probably the most hateful modification you can make to a car lol.

Looks good that, do love RB. Set of spacers will finish it off nicely. Would ditch the wind deflectors though, really don't like them.

Well, as it's been opened up to non-hatchbacks, I'll add a couple more of my old cars: So yeah, I quite like an old Ford...

Shame about the engine failure Tony, was good to meet you and have a chat at Snet. I took a few pictures and put them in a thread if you haven't seen them already: http://www.cliosport.net/threads/tricolore-trophy-amongst-other-things-at-snetterton.792186/#post-11079924

I'm not a massive fan of Hammerite myself, but I do like a grey interior!

Personally I'm not a fan of Ph.2 lights on a Ph.1, I think it looks better with the standard lights, but it's a nice colour and looks in good shape. A set of wheels from a Sport of some kind, coupled with a slight drop and it would look a lot better without breaking the bank.

Each to their own bud :) it's still a cool car. Can't decide which colour wheels I prefer though!

I'm sure you're right but I just wonder if there is a neater solution. Looks great otherwise, still one of the best ph.1's around!

Love everything on this apart from the front number plate, doesn't look right where it is.

I did about 30k in my 172 Cup in the space of 18 months and it needed very little in that time. The only things I can think of outside routine servicing was rear shocks and injectors, which cost pennies. Bare in mind the car was on over 100k when I started too. It's just pure luck with used...

Never seen the appeal of these myself. I'm sure they're an ok drive but they just look awful I think. It's just a blob. The Clio might be a bit more flimsy (ok a lot more) but it has bags of character and is a really nicely proportioned little car. The Civic still feels tinny and cheap inside I...

Splitter and black spoiler don't do much for me, but love it otherwise!

Not really relative to the photography topic. However, I don't normally like 200Ts, but that one looks fappin' brilliant!

It's amazing that, given how awful the cooking model Meganes looked, just how brilliant these can look with a few subtle tweaks. Looks excellent in red too.

The Lotus Carlton is probably one of the coolest cars to come out of the 90s. Would definitely be in my lottery win garage!

Might as well put one of my current RS2000s in here as other people have. Not really finished yet but getting there: Build there here: http://www.cliosport.net/threads/escort-rs2000-rally-car.788631/

Looking good. Will try and pop along to Snetterton for a look. My car should have been ready for that, but I've really not pulled my finger out over winter!

I would love one of those. Must be rare now.

That Golf is on TSW Hockenheims isn't it? That Willy looks like it has a Clio Maxi replica kit on it.

That's cool. It's a crime that so many of these have had 16v engines fitted to them. The 1.3 engine is what makes them.

Yeah it is mad really. My friend just bought a cooking '99 1.7 in black for a track car. It's done 50k, has full service history, the guy had owned it for 15 years....£300 lol. If I was building a track Puma, I would definitely not start with a Racing.

I put Cossie brakes on a 1.4 Orion once. It was hilarious, it stopped so well. I don't know why you wouldn't want better brakes, they can never be too good. If you want to modify your car, do it. It's not a waste of money if it brings you enjoyment.

Ok so Google can be distracting... Plus some others from my photobucket...

No. The GP might be a good car, but it's not exactly a looker. Though it will probably be worth more in the future as this has been modified so much.

Yes I know what you mean. As well as a couple of RS2000s, I've also had two MK6 Escorts with 2.0 Zetecs in and they are just not the same at all. A friend of mine had a 2.0 Zetec MK6 with about 160bhp and although it was probably just as fast as an RS2000, it just didn't have the character of...

Love the RS2000s @theburns1 I've owned two road cars and have two rally ones now. I think the Clio is the only car I've owned that has come close to sounding as rough and angry as an RS2000 with decent exhaust/induction on it. They get a lot of stick from people, but I think they are really...

Thanks bud, that's great. I will do a bit more research and see if it's suitable. The difficulty with my car is that I will be putting more strain on the electrical systems with spotlights etc so I do need to be careful.

Like that. love RS2000s in Aubergine. I had one in that colour but mine was a shed lol.

When when when?