Practically Classics Forum

Where would you put the shopping; I suppose you could put a lid on the rear wing and box it in I think that may have been Johnny Herbert marking 20 years since he won with the car (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81zhOQ5PvaE). I remember the distinctive sound of the rotary engine, when I heard them in the Silverstone 1000Ks. I must admit, that whilst I wanted to see a Jaguar win, the sound of the Sauber Mercedes and the Aston Martin AMR1 were my favourites....enjoy - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKYerEmhySw & http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQVWvNIz ... re=related. From the outside, the Aston sounded better, as the turbo, on the Mercedes, took away some of the sound. If I remember rightly, Callaway prepared the engines in the Astons.

wifey does the shopping
watched those clips, its surprising how fast the corners arrive even on the long straights thanks!!

What can I say? Daisy duke for the win?



And for the yee haa

SirTainleyBarking wrote: What can I say? Daisy duke for the win?

[anorak]Er, that'll be this then...[/anorak]

SirTainleyBarking wrote:

What can I say? Daisy duke for the win?



And for the yee haa

oh yes i didnt think of that one thats good thats realy good lol

You have to be careful with the "Sevens" - they take no prisoners.

A right hand drive version of this with a few under the skin changes.
Such as an Automatic transmission, fuel injected engine, electric
windows, central locking, Air conditiong, and traction control.

That's all standard on one of these