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Old 20-10-2007, 02:18 AM   #1
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Join Date: Oct 2007
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Default G'Day Mate!

: Hi All,

A brief intro if I may. I'm a 27 yr old South African female, living in Ireland, with family in Aussie, South Africa and Germany, so I live up to my nick, lol.

My automotive interests include Capri's, Escort's, Probe's, Cortina's and BMW's.

My boyfriend and I have quite a stack of cars, a Focus, 2 Probes (and another coming next weekend), 3 mk3 Capri's (of which one we might be selling, extremely reluctantly), a '97 Escort (yawn), and a mini that we are in the process of restoring... very slowly. Oh and we have a fubar'd mk2capri, in bits.

I was wondering, why did the Capri only feature as a mk1 in Australia, then jumped to the cabriolet, which Europe didn't get? What happened to the mk2 and mk3's? I would have thought they would have been fantastic in Australia.


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