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Tappd'd RS
If you've got any of mine, any chance you can send them my way? Pretty please?
tiTTy & SV650
Cheers! Washed for a change! :rasp:
ahh! nice, think i pulled up next to you as i was heading onto the m8 when you were all going to McDs. fancy a wheel swap?!
nah car is bogo standard mate, i hardly bother my arse with it tbh!
:lolup:
'sup biker boy? Good to see you again the other night!
there is the official 'cheap mod heid'
that red stripe is genius!
I hate sport badges, real ones or not!
hmm true, doesnt help when you see them plastered all over guffy sheds as halfords sell the bagde
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The only way to roll
Biggest turnout I've seen at a CS meet ever, beats numbers at the photoshoot from 2 years back. But us non-Clio folk should form a CS-no-more subsection I reckon...
V6 Exige, GTR R35
FLOL, Even the pople in the front car are checkin him out!
yeah sayin what the fcuk is that plonker up to now
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378bhp Leon Cupra R
FLOL, Even the pople in the front car are checkin him out!
OOFFT!! if you come to the next meet.......you,ll meet G4Z hes abit of a handful.
Haybails1980
ClioSport Club Member
Finally added my pics - was a good meet but the coldness was rubbish:
Another set of good pics sir!
378bhp Leon Cupra R
Noticed this in the Sun paper today.....LOL!!
Family car trip ends in pier plunge
A mother has described her family's lucky escape after their car plunged 15ft off a pier into a river during a three-point turn.
Robert Wilson, 79, had taken his daughter Philippa for a birthday sightseeing tour when his vehicle shot over the edge into the Firth of Forth at South Queensferry.
The pensioner, his daughter and two friends managed to open the doors as the car sank, and escaped from the vehicle. They were up to their necks in water but waded back to shore and climbed out.
Mr Wilson's wife Margaret, of Accrington, Lancashire, said: "They were just so lucky. The coastguard said another few seconds and the doors would have jammed, and the windows, and they would not have got out.
"My husband was in shock but the girls don't seem to be too bad.
"He was doing a three-point turn and was blinded by the sun on the water and could not gauge where the edge was."
Mrs Wilson was not in the car at the time of the accident.
The couple were on holiday visiting one of their daughters who lives in South Queensferry. Their other daughter Philippa, 44, who lives in Brisbane, Australia, was in Scotland to attend a conference with two friends.
The accident happened at Longcraig pier, just after 6pm on Tuesday and Queensferry Coastguard rescue team and other emergency services went to the scene, where paramedics treated Mr Wilson and the three women.
The car began floating away on the rising tide and Queensferry RNLI lifeboat recovered it to prevent it becoming a hazard to vessels in the Firth.
Family car trip ends in pier plunge
A mother has described her family's lucky escape after their car plunged 15ft off a pier into a river during a three-point turn.
Robert Wilson, 79, had taken his daughter Philippa for a birthday sightseeing tour when his vehicle shot over the edge into the Firth of Forth at South Queensferry.
The pensioner, his daughter and two friends managed to open the doors as the car sank, and escaped from the vehicle. They were up to their necks in water but waded back to shore and climbed out.
Mr Wilson's wife Margaret, of Accrington, Lancashire, said: "They were just so lucky. The coastguard said another few seconds and the doors would have jammed, and the windows, and they would not have got out.
"My husband was in shock but the girls don't seem to be too bad.
"He was doing a three-point turn and was blinded by the sun on the water and could not gauge where the edge was."
Mrs Wilson was not in the car at the time of the accident.
The couple were on holiday visiting one of their daughters who lives in South Queensferry. Their other daughter Philippa, 44, who lives in Brisbane, Australia, was in Scotland to attend a conference with two friends.
The accident happened at Longcraig pier, just after 6pm on Tuesday and Queensferry Coastguard rescue team and other emergency services went to the scene, where paramedics treated Mr Wilson and the three women.
The car began floating away on the rising tide and Queensferry RNLI lifeboat recovered it to prevent it becoming a hazard to vessels in the Firth.
Haybails1980
ClioSport Club Member
That's hilarious - when I saw the pictures I immediately thought old codjer or woman...................low and behold it was a 79 year old coffin dodger!
