CSL What a car

[FMC]

Hi,

Since doing a part restore on my CSL, Drove it for the first time over the weekend, what a car,

You need to drive these cars properly to appreciate what they are about,

Regards

Faisal

[Levente]

i could just stay and look at it and still appreciate it :supz:

[mattCSLnut]

i could just stay and look at it and still appreciate it :supz:

You're not wrong there mate :smt055 ... even in Black & White :smokin:

[FMC]

i could just stay and look at it and still appreciate it :supz:

Just got mine on the road after a partial restore as the previous owner had had a cheep paint job, everything masked up,

Been out for a couple of runs, what a sound as well, this thing is addictive, the car likes to stay over 4 k revs

[Neil M]

Just got mine on the road after a partial restore as the previous owner had had a cheep paint job, everything masked up,

Been out for a couple of runs, what a sound as well, this thing is addictive, the car likes to stay over 4 k revs

Now you can appreciate the hype - enjoy!:thumbs:

[FMC]

Now you can appreciate the hype - enjoy!:thumbs:

Sure can Neil,

the car is finally on the road after a lot of expense, but well wort it, especially with cup tyres

[Rick H]

I'm not one for gloating . . . but I had mine thrashing around Oulton all day yesterday and it's an absolute dream to drive and a dream to own. Following that, I dawdled home in auto/S1 as if it was the family runabout.

I find the decision to not drive these cars ludicrous, we're on this earth once and it's about shits and giggles* which my CSL supplies in abundance.

Smug gloating over with, you all know these cars and I'm new to the party.

Edit: * more giggles than shits I might add.

[Trawler]

Yep, still love after 8 years. :smt055