Not seen one like this before
06 October 2008, 07:22 AM
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pmsl got some brembros on it so money has been spent . Thats one sure fire way to wreck a car imop.
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07 October 2008, 12:53 PM
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not even sure if it is a mcrae, if you look at the bottom of the centre console theres a flip top hole thingy on that pic or at least something white, a true mcrae has a name plaque etc there, just like this one, which was mine till i killed it oops lol
no mater what, nothing that made it a mcrae is there, ppp, badges, plaque. in fact it looks like all there is is the interior, wonder if a set has sold on ebay recently?
no mater what, nothing that made it a mcrae is there, ppp, badges, plaque. in fact it looks like all there is is the interior, wonder if a set has sold on ebay recently?
07 October 2008, 01:01 PM
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Personally I think it looks fugly but it's clearly a case for substance over style and that's what imho imprezas are about . .. I wont be copying this mind
07 October 2008, 01:07 PM
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the bonnet reminds me of the Spitfire engined car called "The Beast"
I stand corrected :-) It's not as good as the PPC magazine Rover though.
Its hideous grill at the front still looks familiar though!
I stand corrected :-) It's not as good as the PPC magazine Rover though.
Its hideous grill at the front still looks familiar though!
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07 October 2008, 02:10 PM
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A myth, it was a Rolls Royce engine, but it wasnt out of a Spitfire. It used a more common non-aero version of the Merlin (whose name I forget), that was commonly used in tanks post-war.
