harryh

Just seen a Ford Focus WRC driving down the Newtownards Road into Belfast at the Stormont Estate, it had Grist and McCrae written on the rear side windows anyone know what it was doing here?

Puff The Magic Wagon!

iTrader: (2)

Have you posted that on the RSOC board as well? They'll be wetting themselves

LOL

harryh

That would be fun if this was a wind-up, but it's not. Maybe I should tell them I saw McCrae himself driving it which it might have been cos I didn't actually see the driver. The car was behind me so I just assumed it was some local guy on his way to or from some rally, until he went by me when I was turning towards work and he passed me on the left (which was when I saw the names)

Steve_Yeowart

I know ford have a replica currently doing the rounds!!!

DavieR

It can't be a genuine car, or they would have spelt his name correctly.

JohnS

iTrader: (1)

There is a replica car doing the rounds of Ford dealerships at the moment. it was spotted driving up and down the main street in Aberdeen a week or two ago!

The Zohan

I must have been the replica 'cause if it was the real thing it would have been sat on the side of the road with the bonnet up with fluids pi**ing from it or in a ditch

AWD

Would the real car be road legal?

MartinM

Well, as its driven between stages on the public road, then I guess that it is road legal

Or is it? - they seem to have darn small numberplates on the WRC cars. I bet Mr Plod wouldn't be happy if we had them. Anyone know??

harryh

Don't go getting pedantic on me DavieR

AWD

If we all had WRC cars methinks that Mr. Plod would have plenty of things that made him far more unhappy than the size of our numberplates...

harryh

Such as the loudness of our exhaust pipes