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Thread Author: Runfer D'Hills Replies: 8
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New Fri 25 Jul 14 22:34 
 Oh my goodness! - Runfer D'Hills

For those of a certain age, it could be quite emotional...

;-)



www.autoexpress.co.uk/gallery/5892/reborn-capri-pictures
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New Fri 25 Jul 14 22:43 
 Oh my goodness! - Zero
Not RWD, not Capri.

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New Fri 25 Jul 14 22:43 
 Oh my goodness! - bathtub tom
Nah! Boot lid's not big enough: www.gs-illustration.co.uk/sample%20pics/capri.jpg
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New Fri 25 Jul 14 23:04 
 Oh my goodness! - Runfer D'Hills
Even more disturbingly, they'll likely do a diesel one. A diesel, FWD Capri...

Can't picture Bodie and Doyle in one can you?

:-(

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New Fri 25 Jul 14 23:12 
 Oh my goodness! - Runfer D'Hills
Phew, just realised, that article is 6 years old!

It never happened, nothing to see here, as you were.

Slinks off....
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New Sat 26 Jul 14 00:16 
 Oh my goodness! - ....
There's a new Focus due. If there was a Capri, it would have 3 doors look like some fattie had sat on it and have AT LEAST 180PS from the 3 pot 1.0 motor. Otherwise, what would be the point?
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New Sat 26 Jul 14 09:42 
 Oh my goodness! - MD
Would it still need a few bags of cement in the boot to keep the thing on the road?
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New Sat 26 Jul 14 12:35 
 Oh my goodness! - Bill Payer
>> Would it still need a few bags of cement in the boot to keep the
>> thing on the road?
>>

I had two, and bags of cement stapped to the bonnet would be more useful - understeer in the wet was horrendous.
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New Sat 26 Jul 14 12:46 
 Oh my goodness! - Zero
>> >> Would it still need a few bags of cement in the boot to keep
>> the
>> >> thing on the road?
>> >>
>>
>> I had two, and bags of cement stapped to the bonnet would be more useful
>> - understeer in the wet was horrendous.

What one did you have? a 1300l? If you had a decent Capri a boot full of right foot and massive oversteer quickly overcame the understeer.
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