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  • NBTBRV8
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    Originally posted by Chappers View Post
    I dunno, a coat of lacquer over the top of that, lowered, 15 degrees of camber and it'd be pretty fashionable.
    Um, what about for the holes:

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  • Chappers
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    Originally posted by NBTBRV8 View Post
    There is sad and there is sad. This is the latter, albeit of the "old skool" CSL type.

    http://page16.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/u79083112
    I dunno, a coat of lacquer over the top of that, lowered, 15 degrees of camber and it'd be pretty fashionable.

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  • NBTBRV8
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    There is sad and there is sad. This is the latter, albeit of the "old skool" CSL type.

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  • pops
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    Originally posted by cslsuperfan View Post
    Rick, Picking up the car on the 4th July so hopefully organise a run up north before 21st July.

    Pops is up for the north ring jolly if he's in the UK.
    I keep to UK based work these days. Invariably London so it all depends if I'm stuck down there or not.

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  • cslsuperfan
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    Originally posted by Rick H View Post
    Nor errant bunny-bun buns!

    (toooooo soon????)

    Possibly playing on Black Rock next Tuesday :supz:

    Rick, Picking up the car on the 4th July so hopefully organise a run up north before 21st July.

    Pops is up for the north ring jolly if he's in the UK.

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  • Loaded
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    A sad sight...

    I can't believe that there are that kind of owners.

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  • Rick H
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    Originally posted by cslsuperfan View Post
    Agreed Rick.

    Mechanically A1 with a rugged exterior. No more fretting about parking, oncoming cars chucking shite all about the place. :thumbs:
    Nor errant bunny-bun buns!

    (toooooo soon????)

    Possibly playing on Black Rock next Tuesday :supz:

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  • Neil M
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    The way the pics of the CSL run through with those of the 750 might suggest to some that it's parked at or near Darren Woods in Stockport, which it isn't.

    Not sure where it is, but it isn't at DWs, he'd have the good manners to trough a tarp over it. :hahaha:
    It doesn't belong to 'Rick H' and it isn't mine so who then, if it's Oop Norf?

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  • Dali
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    Hi lads

    That was my thread, bit late but didn't know it had been picked up here.

    From what I know it had a SMG fault. However it wasn't the pump... it was the gearshift module itself - rare?

    The plot thickens though. It took quite a while for the fault to be found. After one week, the garage tried to call the owner but the number would not dial through!

    Then a week or so later the owner turned up asking why there had been no update (phone). The garage explained that they were still trying to diagnose the fault and had tried to call but couldn't get through.

    The garage took down his number once again. They eventually found the fault (gearshift module) and installed a new one. When they tried to call the owner so he could collect the car the same thing happened... the number would not dial through!

    So yeah, they've been waiting for him to pick it up. I agree in that the cosmetics can be fixed - I was tempted to leave a note asking if he wanted to sell up :whistle:

    Mike Brewer from wheeler dealers would be all over it like a tramp on chips.

    From what I've been told, the owner is the original owner from new so he's owned it for a long time. Strange if he isn't a locale on here no?

    I'll be going back to the garage soon, be interesting to see if its still lurking there. :smokin:

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  • J2LTB
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    Originally posted by Chappers View Post
    • begin at your garage
    • end at your garage
    • average at least 70mph
    Daaaaaam good way to use a Csl :supz:

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  • cslsuperfan
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    Originally posted by Rick H View Post
    It's a fookin' driver's dream . . . get it cheap and enjoy it without a care.

    Agreed Rick.

    Mechanically A1 with a rugged exterior. No more fretting about parking, oncoming cars chucking shite all about the place. :thumbs:

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  • mattCSLnut
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    Originally posted by GregorFuk View Post
    Ha 'patina'! It's what chancers call f*cked.
    :hahaha: :hahaha: :hahaha: Best replay in this thread :beer: IMHO obviously

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  • FMC
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    Originally posted by Chappers View Post
    Easy, all CSL journeys should:
    • begin at your garage
    • end at your garage
    • average at least 70mph
    :supz:

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  • Chappers
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    Originally posted by Mike R View Post
    I can't see how the owner can be blamed for the scrotes that obviously keyed it .
    Easy, all CSL journeys should:
    • begin at your garage
    • end at your garage
    • average at least 70mph

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  • 0836whimper
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    Originally posted by Mike R View Post
    I can't see how the owner can be blamed for the scrotes that obviously keyed it .
    Clearly negligent in not completing a full pre-parking risk assessment.
    Needs to at the far end, with no opportunity for someone to park next to you, not near the trolleys or the cut through path to McDonalds.

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