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Marts2Smooth

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5th Jan 06 at 08:25

Pic No 7 is a goodie too...

Nismo

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5th Jan 06 at 09:28

quote:
Originally posted by vibrio
where is the good photography?

Ross it is good, they are all well captured....

Jambo

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5th Jan 06 at 09:42

Im afraid im a fan of those 3 door cossies, SVM is right the geezer in the sapphire should be reaching for his cheque book....

But if ure gunna have a car like that why not race it

a_j_mair

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5th Jan 06 at 09:46

quote:
Originally posted by SVM 286

There's few enough of them left as it is without doing that to them.

Last four cars in the top couple of pics should be in heated garages and getting thrashed on empty roads or driven to shows and meets the rest of the time.

Racing them (especially like that) is plain risky and downright wrong

[Edited on 05-01-2006 by SVM 286]

these cars were built to be driven stop being such a nonce, would much rather see someone enjoying a car like that than having it sat in a garage trailered round the country to be written off by a big truck then they would be saying i wish i had written it off when ragging the arse off it racing round a track

VegasPhil

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5th Jan 06 at 09:57

The person in the Grey Escort must have been shitting his bum!

Corsa 2.0 16v Vegas - Sold

vibrio

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5th Jan 06 at 09:59

quote:
Originally posted by stuartmitchell

quote:
Originally posted by vibrio
where is the good photography?

I thought the photos were fairly impresive

suppose you could do better grand master flash?

not really. he followed the action and kept his finger on the button

Nismo

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5th Jan 06 at 10:59

so photography is piss easy then. Takes no skill

Dione J

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5th Jan 06 at 11:55

quote:
Originally posted by Adam-D
thats fucked

No Sh*t sherlock

Cybermonkey

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5th Jan 06 at 11:58

OUCH. some nice cars though...

C2VXL

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5th Jan 06 at 12:05

Vibrio, what esle could of the guy done to take better pics. Stand on head. There is nothing wrong the pictures, is there?

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5th Jan 06 at 19:03

99% of people couldnt have taken pictures that well

the fact hes about 250ft from it as well makes it quite impresive as well IMO (waits to be critcised that this shouldnt matter)

TILLIO

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5th Jan 06 at 19:13

Exactly, IMO thats good photography, camera man stood his ground, lesser men would have shat themselves and moved.

Disgusted with people saying "its only a ford" and "best thing to happen to them"

Act your age, not your shoe size

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5th Jan 06 at 19:15

tillio

im trying to get the ford love passed round, a few have been converted, and some just dont/wont understand

SVM 286

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5th Jan 06 at 19:59

quote:
Originally posted by a_j_mair

quote:
Originally posted by SVM 286

There's few enough of them left as it is without doing that to them.

Last four cars in the top couple of pics should be in heated garages and getting thrashed on empty roads or driven to shows and meets the rest of the time.

Racing them (especially like that) is plain risky and downright wrong

[Edited on 05-01-2006 by SVM 286]

these cars were built to be driven stop being such a nonce, would much rather see someone enjoying a car like that than having it sat in a garage trailered round the country to be written off by a big truck then they would be saying i wish i had written it off when ragging the arse off it racing round a track

I did say thrashed on empty roads (not pampered - can't stand the polishing brigade) - These cars and their parts are too valuable and too much in short supply to be used in this kind of motorsport.

I bet the chap in the XR4i wasn't particularly enjoying his car as it barrel rolled across the track.

You're better off using them for drag racing, hill climbs, sprints and any other form of timed event where you stand much less chance of hitting things, especially similar cars.

If you're gonna race full contact you're better of using an XR2i or a 205 GTi or similar.

And please don't call me a nonce.

I'm sure like most people, I find being accused of child sex abuse quite offensive.

I have never insulted you and am unlikely to do so.
I try to keep my comments to the pleasant and factual side of things rather than plain abusive.

[Edited on 05-01-2006 by SVM 286]

SVM 286

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5th Jan 06 at 20:00

quote:
Originally posted by Jambo

Im afraid im a fan of those 3 door cossies, SVM is right the geezer in the sapphire should be reaching for his cheque book....

But if ure gunna have a car like that why not race it

Because some loon in a Sapphire will lose it in front of you and make you roll your car Jambo you big silly.

SVM 286

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5th Jan 06 at 20:03

quote:
Originally posted by jr
tillio

im trying to get the ford love passed round, a few have been converted, and some just dont/wont understand

I'm loving the Vauxhall and the Ford

, even though my Ford dosn't seem to reciprocate my love

vibrio

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5th Jan 06 at 20:14

quote:
Originally posted by Nismo
so photography is piss easy then. Takes no skill

I could give you my camera and you could take those shots.

vibrio

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5th Jan 06 at 20:20

quote:
Originally posted by TILLIO
Exactly, IMO thats good photography, camera man stood his ground, lesser men would have shat themselves and moved.

the guy taking the pics was not close to them.

as for standing ground. I had a formula 3 car crash right in front of me and I took pics.

[Edited on 05-01-2006 by vibrio]

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