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As above. Any recommendations?
I love SRP. It's easy on, easy off, minimal dust and as I do 3/4 cars a day it's ideal.
But I'm about to run out so want to try something different if someone can confirm that there's better out there? If not i'll gladly stick with it.
My old classic used to go through MAF sensors like I get through beer! But then I did have an open cone on it.
As said though, replace that first. I shat my pants first time mine played up. Proper scared me!
Holy s**t....
You'll never find another like this, EVER!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FORD-ESCORT-MK4-VAN-EXCEPTIONAL-ORIGINAL-CONDITION-NOT-MK1-MK2-OR-MK3-/171055710300?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item27d3b7005c
Dave!!
This is right up your street! Vrooooooom-Tshhhhhhhh.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1990-FORD-ESCORT-RS-TURBO-not-xr3i-replica-van-combi-/271218308718?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item3f25def66e
It was mate yeah. You know what it's like, have a bright idea whilst half cut, think ''NOTHING AT ALL CAN GO WRONG!!'' et Voila; I'm lumbered with a turd.
I've spent the last few weeks (months?) watching them on ebay and they fetch strong money, even for shitters. There was one that was...
Bodywork really is a 'get what you pay for' affair in my experience.
(Unless you find someone working for a main dealer who can do foreigners in his lunch hour)
Well, sort of.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1989-FORD-ORION-GHIA-I-RED-INJECTION-/171055583036?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item27d3b50f3c
If I'd have said 'Crap car' you wouldn't have looked would you!
They were optional extras, from the parts department at your local renault garage.
PM wests Renault on here, he may have an old brochure with a name in there.
They were not standard fit alloys, 100%.
Getting into it is easy. Screwdriver, wire coat hanger some old rag and a lump of 2x4. Will leave no marks either!
(Yes, I regularly lock keys in cars at work! lol)
Smash window, undo bonnet and disconnect battery (To shut the alarm up) release handbrake, winch it onto trailer, drive home.
No need to worry about the steering lock until you get home tbh mate.