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Old 28-05-2006, 06:53 PM   #1
2speed
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Default Newby..Question ,I have a dilemma. Escort?

Ok Guys,
Be gentle.
I have my LC XU1 V8 HDT Replica on ebay for sale. It is totally a weapon, a bit more than I expected..it was for myself and my wife to run in Historic Sprints and Hillclimbs but I can see the thing in the bushes if she drives it..trust me on that one....So...I was thinking a bit less subtle unit might be in order. I have owned Ford and GMH so I float either side ... Bart's Escort Targa Car on Ebay is a contender as is the Orange CK49 bodyshell on My105.com...
Question..
Is my best option to buy the total unit or work on the stripped CK49 or is there something else out there thats available I dont know about.
R

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