1600 Mark 2 Ford Cortina
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1600 Mark 2 Ford Cortina
Peugeot 205 GTi
Saab 95 or was it 96?
The Escort XR3i
Orion 1.6i Ghia. It was basically a saloon version of the XR3i and could shift.
renault williams clio 3
Triumph Dolomite in the 80’s.
Citroen CX2400GTi Safari
Ford made a few good cars around that period. The fiesta XR2i was good as well, and the Cosworth cars were brilliant.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pete
Ford Zodiac
Capri Mk1
Fiesta 1300 supersport
My 1st car was a Mark yellow Ford Escort
Then I got a blue Mark 2, and then had a red Mark 3
Triumph Dolomite was my first motor as well, cracking we car before i moved to the VW scirocco.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim44
If it’s cars you owned then my very first car, a 1 litre 2008 polo would get my vote. Like a wee go-kart, great memories in that car although I’m sure that’s more to do with the novelty of driving at the time rather than the car.
If it’s any car then I love the Eleanor Mustang from Gone In 60 Seconds. The most beautiful car I’ve ever seen.
Never saw one in the flesh but, the de tomaso pantera is a thing of beauty.
I had a Pirelli edition Volkswagen Golf GTI and loved it to bits.
Had an oak green mk2 golf big bumper 3dr.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smartie
Either that or a 1.9 205 GTi or a Sierra XR4x4.
Favourite car I’ve owned was one that I coveted since I first saw a pic of in a pack of ‘Top Trump’ cards back in the 70s. 30odd years later I was chuffed as when I finally bought a manual Jaguar XJS - sadly long gone but loved it to bits...
My first car was a well spanked Mk2 1.1 Escort followed by a Mk1 XR2 which I loved but kept smashing, Cairns Coachworks absolutely loved me as I managed to prang it 6 times in one year. My favourite was an Integrale Evo Kat which unfortunately I have no photos of but here's some that I'm sure will bring back some memories for some......
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And one for the bikers here....
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:agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibrandenburg
I’ve almost bought a Capri a couple of times. The problem is you couldn’t rely on it to be your main car. One day though. :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by hibsbollah
So it wasn't nicknamed the Ford Crapi for nothing?Quote:
Originally Posted by lord bunberry
Like the Ford Classic, I always wanted one.
A thing of beauty but dysfunctional, seems my taste in cars and women have a lot in common.Quote:
Originally Posted by lord bunberry
I loved mine. £450 from a boy in mid Calder in 1987. A ridiculous starsky and hutch paintjob, Stax suspension so it's rear end was hanging just off the ground, it took corners like a dream. The big end went 9 months later :boo hoo: but what a 9 months it was.Quote:
Originally Posted by lord bunberry
(there are no euphemisms in this post, after rereading it it does look like something Swiss toni would say).
95 had the fins at the back, 96 had a streamlined back. I had a 95 for a while. Column gear stick. Idiosyncratic but actually a hunk of junk.Quote:
Originally Posted by heretoday