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just seen my dream car today....
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XVR RA RA RA
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Sits hundreds easily (done it). Has three doors to get the entire team in and out. Roomy and lots of storage space. Good visibility. Comes in British racing green with yellow go faster stripes , like a Caterham 7. IPT you taking notes?
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It started off as a serious post, and 2 entries later I'm laughing.
Love the car, but the responses are excellent.
Love the car, but the responses are excellent.
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Notice the towing eye painted an eye-catching RED, so the recovery crew could find it when they pull the thing off the road ... again! 
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Question for XVR. Why are there so many of those truck-things for aircraft to push around the airfields?
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You can build your own Cobra replica for around £30k - £40k. I'm planning on the Kit Car route but not yet I've got a good decade and a half or so before my mid life crisis kicks in......
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Does that come with a 390 cu in engine or just a four banger.:biggrin:
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LOL. It's because they the tractors are so slow and the new ones only have two seats in them (genius idea when you have 5 to 6 people on a tow team).
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might have been decided by the same person who sent most of the L/H drive ones to the uk and most of the R/H drive ones oversea's.
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The amount of times I've gone to the wrong door out of habit. It's more embarrassing when someone is already sat in the seat.
Like the habit of using the clutch pedal in a manual vehicle then driving an automatic on det. My left foot always presses down as I come to a halt at every junction.