I got myself a Cossie
I've wanted one for years and finally this evening I got one. It's in need of a little work but it's all there and drives well :) It's supposed to be standard apart from the exhaust but it goes very very well :wonder:
Here's the only photo I have so far http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d3...rbo/Cossie.jpg |
Get a photo up of the under bonnet area and lets have a look. :)
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It's not got a boost gauge in it has it? If it's on the standard injectors (yellows) then it shouldn't be running any more than 14 psi to be safe.
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Originally Posted by dazc2
Get a photo up of the under bonnet area and lets have a look. :)
http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d3...ssieengine.jpg |
Those wheels are not the correct wheels, am i right. :wonder:
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I thought you were joking? lol
not my cup of tea, but heh ho you wont keep long anyway :lol1: is that the right bonnet? |
A 2wd monkee :D
I have a very rare saph stored, it has been for the last 8 years. My all time favourite car :D I am going to get it all refurbished & store the fooker in a glass case. Ps those wheels arent right for the car but all the same its still a Cosworth :D |
Originally Posted by shaggy1973
is that the right bonnet? |
They are the right wheels and because it's a 2 wheel drive one the bonnet is correct too :)
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yep thats the right bonnet as it is a two wheel drive you can tell from no vents in the bonnet and a water level sensor in the header tank those are the standard wheels on the 2wd that is quite a rare colour for a 2wd just be careful with third gear if it set up properley you should just be able to get 18 psi of boost with good fuel presure
if i was to ever go back to a cossie it would be a 2wd saph i previously had a escort cos and it was w@!k t25 small turbo:cry: |
Paul, Has the car been painted ??
From the photo's the rear end is a bit darker than the rest of the car. Also the car looks as if its on an original turbo as well, totally unmolested :D Get it modded ...... though beware if you turn up he boost as they melt as easy as a cadburys bar in a microwave :) |
Originally Posted by DARKDESTROYER9
if i was to ever go back to a cossie it would be a 2wd saph i previously had a escort cos and it was w@!k t25 small turbo:cry:
I've got to give it a service and check over before I can think of doing much else. |
nice saph :thumb:
get it stage 3'd, and it'll fly :norty: |
Originally Posted by sti-04!!
A 2wd monkee :D
I have a very rare saph stored, it has been for the last 8 years. My all time favourite car :D I am going to get it all refurbished & store the fooker in a glass case. Ps those wheels arent right for the car but all the same its still a Cosworth :D I'd have to agree with you, i dont think that these wheels are right for a cosworth, i thought they were more like xr4i wheels.? |
Originally Posted by sti-04!!
Paul, Has the car been painted ??
From the photo's the rear end is a bit darker than the rest of the car. I really liked that it still had the standard dump valve, I have never seen a Cosworth with a standard dump valve ever! It's got full history and old MOTs to confirm the mileage and it's a low mileage example too :D |
Originally Posted by Mica Blue
nice saph :thumb:
get it stage 3'd, and it'll fly :norty: i personaly wouldnt stage 3 it as they are worth much more standard as there are very few left, a well set up standard 2wd will keep up with a stg1 or poss stg2 4wd as it has very ilttle transmision loss:thumb: |
Would guess that most 17 year old cars have had a bit of paint here and there.
Wheels are correct. Looks an honest motor Paul. Just like my Old Man's way back in 1989. God I loved that car. |
Get it cleaned tomorrow & get some pics up. I might even be tempted to head down to the yard & take some photos of my old 4wd rouge ;) :D
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Originally Posted by Olly
Would guess that most 17 year old cars have had a bit of paint here and there.
Wheels are correct. Looks an honest motor Paul. Just like my Old Man's way back in 1989. God I loved that car. |
Originally Posted by sti-04!!
Get it cleaned tomorrow & get some pics up. I might even be tempted to head down to the yard & take some photos of my old 4wd rouge ;) :D
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Clear fronts really make a difference on the old fords. Are the rear lights smoked ??
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Looks like an unmolested example you have there. Only thing I can see as not original is the front indicators. The clear ones make it look younger. Has it got the "neutral" black rear lights too? Personally I'd go to stage 1 (270BHP) at most. Reliability suffered on mine when almost new.
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Originally Posted by paulpalmer
Get some photos up :D
Ah the memorys :D |
The rear lights are smoked :) It really suits it :) I'll pick some standard ones up from a scrappy just so I have all the standard parts :)
It's great to have a car that I can buy bits for from a scrappy again :D |
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Its a classic you have now, look after it :thumb: |
[quote=paulpalmer]The rear lights are smoked :) It really suits it :) I'll pick some standard ones up from a scrappy just so I have all the standard parts :)
Agree about the smoked lights. Originals cost nowt at a scrappy. Hows the interior? I really need to clear out the garage and get some more of my old cars back... |
The seats are in very good condition which is odd, all the ones I've seen recently have burns or holes in but these are really nice.
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Nice! Those coach line stripes need to go though.........
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Originally Posted by paulpalmer
The seats are in very good condition which is odd, all the ones I've seen recently have burns or holes in but these are really nice.
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I paid £2k for it but it has no dashboard fitted, no MOT and no tax at the moment. The dash was removed to sort and immobiliser problem and everything is in the boot. It's only done 86k :) I was suprised by the feel of the brakes, they are much better than the Scoob 4 pots that I fitted to my old Legacy.
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