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14 October 2007, 10:40 PM
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Sold the Scoob (another one but i know i'll be back........sounds familliar) Going back to my roots and buying either a corrado 1.8 20v turbo conversion which i could prob get for 5k or a golf rallye 20v turbo conversion for about 6k am i mad or is there something better for the money, i'm about to go out the door and blow my malooga on one of these babys, oh both running over 300 bhp
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webby.. TOLD you not to get shot of the caddy.. you know what the cars are capable of, you know they are bloody good motors, why not go for it ? 
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does anyone else not see major alarm bells with that car!?
covered less than 500 miles in 5 years! If you spend all that time and money making something like that, you use it. Only reason you don't use it is if there are issues.
Not to mention that it has been used in anger for magazine tests (thrashed) before the engine has even had a chance to be run in.
covered less than 500 miles in 5 years! If you spend all that time and money making something like that, you use it. Only reason you don't use it is if there are issues.
Not to mention that it has been used in anger for magazine tests (thrashed) before the engine has even had a chance to be run in.
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