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Almost. 24V Senators were almost all slushmatics, what you needed was a 24V Carlton, de-catted & remapped, (like wot mine was).Markyrow wrote:How about the lotus Carlton then! That was a beast. almost unuseable. Best big RWD car of that era was the Vauxhall senator.
late 1990's used car review wrote: Cheap, forgotten rocketship
unless you got an Ex Police one, they were manual and went like stink, i had a good friend who had such a beasty, really basic interior but with a tweaked cam or two and a few other police garage modificationsdogslife wrote: Almost. 24V Senators were almost all slushmatics, what you needed was a 24V Carlton, de-catted & remapped, (like wot mine was).
with a manual box on, christ that thing went like stink 
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Welly wrote:Well butter my arse!
Nowt wrong with Reliant, I've got 2 of them............ at this point I hasten to add that they're Scimitar GTE'ssteve_earwig wrote:I'm surprised none of you did this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_RS200
Some interesting figures there
Bring back my 406 Bring back my 406 Bring back my 406
Bring back my 406
Bring back my 406
Bring back my 406
Group B was stopped because the cars were getting way too fast & powerful. If memory serves, I think there was also a massive accident in which quite a few spectators were killed which hammered the final nail in the coffin.FarmerPug wrote:the mercedes 190 cosworth was intened for group b? then it was banned and the 190 was left a bit redundant.
Why did group b stop, i wasnt around to enjoy it.
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Bring back my 406
