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Killer curves in ALL the right places. Posted by Camm [Email]  (#191) [Profile/Gallery]
(more from Camm) on Mon, 5 Jan 2004 14:34:43
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And I'm talking about the roads in the Highlands, of course. I couldnt believe the condition of the cars! My cousin who I stayed with was bitterly complaining about the "rust" problem they have in Scotland... I had to bite my tongue to keep from laughing. There was literally not a single rusty (by New York standards) car there. They get a dusting of snow, and the next day an inch of rain and the salt is washed away. Even the older Alfas and Fiats cars werent rusty! By the way, I have NEVER seen so many M3's and TT's in my life. I did feel sorry for the poor guys driving the Polo 1.0 Liters, BMW 520's and the A6 with the 1.8T. Justin: I was actually wondering what the exact differences the different designations referred to. The 900 SX had some spiffy wheels and novel trim, all of which looked OE. I was curious if the SE, SX, UK Spec Turbo etc had different engines, suspension tunings etc.
PS - Open letter to TVR management- PLEEEEEASSSE import to USA, or at least to me!
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