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Oh dear. I just bought a pick up. P100, 1993, pretty shonky (these things rust nearly as fast as 3 series BMWs, but in different places).

Tends to understeer on turn in and brings back memories of axle tramp, and I suspect the turbo is on its way out.

But it'll serve well enough as a parts chaser and Cento tow car. :D
 
Nah. I think that Cossie lump is a bit over rated. And too damn expensive. :p

I've a couple of fairly big Cento projects in hand so, for the moment, any work will be reestricted to servicing, running repairs, and bodywork. Longer term, maybe one of the Volvo 5 pot turbo deisels -- said to bang out c.250bhp with simple chipping.
 
In answer to your plea, I tried to upload one tonight, but someone has broken the gallery application. Click on upload, fill out all the (dare I say) silly questions, make sure it isn't a .png, and the damn thing takes you to your own gallery. No wonder people choose to use imageshack (or somesuch). Aaargh. :bang:
 
Seems to be untested on Mozilla. What the hell, I suspect the emphasis here is on adding new features, instead of making the existing ones work. I wish I could say it's down to a M$ attitude, butt's clearly spreading. Thesae kids............. I gave up on it, found a free Linux hosted photo server, so:

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Now the image tag doesn't work as you'd anticipate. Chuffin hell. Which is why you get the tags and I have to insert the url tags.

This is as it first appeared on eBay. It's a very flattering pic!
 
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