Would you buy a 600bhp De Tomaso for 20k?
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I would be half tempted...
www.race-cars.com/carsales/other/dtpx01/dtpx01ss.htm
C'mon guys, this has to be a contender!
Bargain of the year in bhp per pound... and it's Italian. Kind of.
Cheers
Domster
www.race-cars.com/carsales/other/dtpx01/dtpx01ss.htm
C'mon guys, this has to be a contender!
Bargain of the year in bhp per pound... and it's Italian. Kind of.
Cheers
Domster
There's a chap in the Sporting Bears who has one of these and it's one hell of a car! The ground shakes when he rumbles past. No idea what they're like to drive but they're not easy to ignore. Tempted yourself Dom? Somewhat different philosophy to the cars I usually associate with you.....
456mgt said: There's a chap in the Sporting Bears who has one of these and it's one hell of a car! The ground shakes when he rumbles past. No idea what they're like to drive but they're not easy to ignore. Tempted yourself Dom? Somewhat different philosophy to the cars I usually associate with you.....
Hi Kev
Only half tempted, I have to say. The interior is a bit 'cornflakes packet trimmed in leather' and it's not really a looker. As you imply, it is a bit too heavy for my liking, as well.
Therefore, I am sticking with my original plans (BMW E36 V8 as everyday transport, Ultima GTR as weekend fun).
That said, 600bhp for 20k must be the performance bargain of the new millennium. The Ultima will cost at least twice that.
Hope you're enjoying the Porsche.
ATB
Dom
My Pop had a Pantera GTS he bought as a bit of fun when I was about 10 years old.
How cool was it being picked up from school in that, and you got sheets of flames out the carbs just behind your head when it started up.
Now I think about it I'm not sure it should have done that, but I loved it at the time!
>> Edited by bertie on Thursday 23 January 11:28
How cool was it being picked up from school in that, and you got sheets of flames out the carbs just behind your head when it started up.
Now I think about it I'm not sure it should have done that, but I loved it at the time!
>> Edited by bertie on Thursday 23 January 11:28
domster said:
Hope you're enjoying the Porsche.
I'll say. What a brilliant little car this is! I've never really 'got' 911s but I'm beginning to see what all the fuss is about. Incredibly competent and the grip is just immense. Low COG gives these lovely buttery slides when the back steps out and it's quite the best car over yumps I've ever been in- you don't need to lift at all. It's quite fast too. Manu's ordered some Techart Racing pipes for me; the only problem is finding time to fit them. Fan!
Dom
How are you and the countryside alliance getting on these days.
Also have you seen these people
www.racecar.co.uk/modenacars/index.htm
just down the road from and have loads of Italian exotica for sale
How are you and the countryside alliance getting on these days.
Also have you seen these people
www.racecar.co.uk/modenacars/index.htm
just down the road from and have loads of Italian exotica for sale
Bluesatin said: Dom
How are you and the countryside alliance getting on these days.
Also have you seen these people
www.racecar.co.uk/modenacars/index.htm
just down the road from and have loads of Italian exotica for sale
The badgers are doing well, thank you Guy
I stumbled across modena cars by accident the other day - in the very industrial and not very posh cressex industrial estate. Had an Orange Diablo in the window, but no fancy marble floor and chrome uplighters!!!
Still, lambo garage in high wycombe can't be bad. Although judging by the number of Ultimas we should have in the area soon, an Ultima parts distribution centre closer than Hinckley would be handy
Cheers
Domster
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