I am considering getting something like this as my next tow car.
Four wheel drive, nearly 500 BHP, can anyone foresee any problems i might encounter
My next tow car
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I am considering getting something like this as my next tow car.
Four wheel drive, nearly 500 BHP, can anyone foresee any problems i might encounter
I can see what you're trying to do but this is an old style forum and won't except pictures.
Why you need a rally car though is anyone's guess!
Cheers
Mark
Why you need a rally car though is anyone's guess!
Cheers
Mark
Go for it, my 4x4 is 750bhp, does 6 gallons to the mile, and smokes like a red arrow, but boy does it tow well.
Great car Martyn. Never had a Quattro but had two 80's of the (almost) same shape and an 80 of the later more rounded shape.
Loved them all. Used to do about 40,000 miles a year and changed them when they were approaching 90,000. Never let me down. Superb cars.
Still have to stop and look at a really tasty one. Especially the Quattro's.
Loved them all. Used to do about 40,000 miles a year and changed them when they were approaching 90,000. Never let me down. Superb cars.
Still have to stop and look at a really tasty one. Especially the Quattro's.
Mark, look here...
http://www.practicalcaravan.com/newforums/fm_messages.asp?FO=205&FM=299743
look for post from Sparkes (Steve) 20 Nov 2006 11:40 PM
Click "Here" and follow instructions.
Brian (",)
http://www.practicalcaravan.com/newforums/fm_messages.asp?FO=205&FM=299743
look for post from Sparkes (Steve) 20 Nov 2006 11:40 PM
Click "Here" and follow instructions.
Brian (",)
Hi Brian
I followed Steves instructions on one attempt but it did not work. Was it because i was trying to use the next size picture up?
Hi Martyn,
Find picture of suitable size already on internet.
Right click on picture and select Properties,
Copy URL address (Steve already has http:// part so do not copy that part.)
Paste into appropriate section (2)and check image
Add text and click button.
Copy result and post as usual.
Brian
Find picture of suitable size already on internet.
Right click on picture and select Properties,
Copy URL address (Steve already has http:// part so do not copy that part.)
Paste into appropriate section (2)and check image
Add text and click button.
Copy result and post as usual.
Brian
I am going to have a go at modifing this to include URL's and a preview of the post to check it works. I will let you know when I get it done. Maybe even the odd smiley!
Steve
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