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  • chylld
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    Originally posted by Ryan_R View Post
    He said "toy" and "completely different", therefore it's probably a Caterham or a Ferrari.
    not vag, volvo, mini, renault
    not german or japanese
    very colour dependent
    slower but more comfy than Mini Cooper S JCW

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  • Ryan_R
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    He said "toy" and "completely different", therefore it's probably a Caterham or a Ferrari.

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  • Lucas_R
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    Originally posted by Ideo View Post
    It's going to be interesting to see the reaction. I've never seen another one in newcastle, and they are very colour dependent. I nearly bought a Mini Cooper S JCW but these are a little bit slower, but a hell of a lot more comfortable over cracks in the F3.
    Geez your playing the game.....not giving it away easily. So now i know that you considered a Mini......is it a 208GTI, Alfa Mito/Guillietta or Fiat 500? Or a Volvo C30 or a Skoda.

    The Skoda's are very colour dependent if you ask me. Some of their colours are pretty bland while others are quite bright and exciting.

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  • chylld
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    Peugeot RCZ?

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  • Ideo
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    Originally posted by Lucas_R View Post
    Nice one Andrew - congrats on finally selling it. Is the new owner local or from Sydney etc?

    Interested to know what you have chosen as your next car.
    Sydney. Bankstown.

    Cheers. It's going to be interesting to see the reaction. I've never seen another one in newcastle, and they are very colour dependent. I nearly bought a Mini Cooper S JCW but these are a little bit slower, but a hell of a lot more comfortable over cracks in the F3.

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  • chylld
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    Originally posted by AdamD View Post
    My money's on a Fiesta ST. Can't imagine after an R you'd want a Pug or a Citroen. Or a Fiat.
    same, that car's gotten a lot of good press. fit/finish won't quite match the vw but at least it doesnt polarise opinion like the twin turbo v6 i just put a deposit on to replace my R (silvrfoxx not allowed to guess)

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  • Lucas_R
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    Nice one Andrew - congrats on finally selling it. Is the new owner local or from Sydney etc?

    Interested to know what you have chosen as your next car.

    Originally posted by Ideo View Post
    So looks like mine will be heading to a new owner next Thursday or Saturday. Depending on both of our work commitments.

    Got a fair price for it - and much more than the 25k I apparently should have taken.

    New toy coming. It won't be a VAG. It won't even be a cherman car. Going for something completely different.

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  • Lucas_R
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    Originally posted by daft009 View Post
    thanks mate, and the new one will just push on? no need to somehow undo the bumper?
    Thats right - the clips remain in the bumper assembly, so the new grill should click back on and then use the 4 screws on top to secure it.

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  • daft009
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    Originally posted by Lucas_R View Post
    There are also 4 clips at the base of the grille that pop out. They hold on quite well so you need to give them a good tug to pop them off. Start on one side and work your way across to the other.
    thanks mate, and the new one will just push on? no need to somehow undo the bumper?

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  • Lucas_R
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    Originally posted by daft009 View Post
    ordered this and its arrived.. any ideas where I could find a service manual which shows me how to carry out the changeover? the 4 screws under the bonnet aren't the only screws, seems it is somehow connected to the bumper as well.
    There are also 4 clips at the base of the grille that pop out. They hold on quite well so you need to give them a good tug to pop them off. Start on one side and work your way across to the other.

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  • daft009
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    Originally posted by DonJuan View Post
    ordered this and its arrived.. any ideas where I could find a service manual which shows me how to carry out the changeover? the 4 screws under the bonnet aren't the only screws, seems it is somehow connected to the bumper as well.

    EDIT: quite a noob when it comes to cars :p
    Last edited by daft009; 29-11-2013, 01:42 PM.

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  • Candyman
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    I could never buy a Fiesta (ST or not) after my R, not as a daily vehicle.

    Horrible cheap interior, sharp edges, missing paint inside panels, poorly finished panel edges, bony gearbox, noisey engine.

    We like the look, just nothing else about it

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  • AdamD
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    Originally posted by Ideo View Post
    I'm going more chuckable, smaller and cheaper to run. And it's not a Mini or a Renault. Or Japanese.
    My money's on a Fiesta ST. Can't imagine after an R you'd want a Pug or a Citroen. Or a Fiat.

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  • Ideo
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    Haha. What a joke of an issue.

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  • SilvrFoxX
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    Originally posted by Ideo View Post
    Don't insult me
    Because a 25k offer didnt

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