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Post a picture of your car here Part 4 (quote a picture, get a 24h ban!!)

Marlow

Part 4, part 3 is here in case ye're looking for it Colm_mcm

Newest arrival to the fold ...

22 years .. but don't be fooled ... there's over 200 daysul horsies under the bonnet.

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Cheers. The thing about it is that it looks like a photo taken on purpose and looks kind of professional if you know what I mean. It was just a quick one to show the angel eyes. Pictures I take and that I want to look top class and professional always come out ****e :pac:

Also, it's a phone camera!

JohnBoy26

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

Cheers. The thing about it is that it looks like a photo taken on purpose and looks kind of professional if you know what I mean. It was just a quick one to show the angel eyes. Pictures I take and that I want to look top class and professional always come out ****e :pac:

Also, it's a phone camera!

iPhone? They have a great camera

quadrifoglio verde

Headed down to wexford today to pick up a polybushed rear suspension for the gtv. Had great fun between graiguenamanagh and new ross with a 530d. While the gtv was no match on the straight, not needing to brake going into bends has it's advantages:)

Anyway on the way back along a lovely bendy country road, I got stuck behind a tractor so figured it was the right time for a photo. A few mins later and I had the bendy road for myself.

toastedpickles

quadrifoglio verde wrote: »

Headed down to wexford today to pick up a polybushed rear suspension for the gtv. Had great fun between graiguenamanagh and new ross with a 530d. While the gtv was no match on the straight, not needing to brake going into bends has it's advantages:)

Anyway on the way back along a lovely bendy country road, I got stuck behind a tractor so figured it was the right time for a photo. A few mins later and I had the bendy road for myself.

I was down that neck of the woods today!

quadrifoglio verde

toastedpickles wrote: »

I was down that neck of the woods today!

Ah jeysus had I known that I'd have asked you to bring the rear suspension in the back of your car....the subframe was massive.

toastedpickles

quadrifoglio verde wrote: »

Ah jeysus had I known that I'd have asked you to bring the rear suspension in the back of your car....the subframe was massive.

I didn't even know id be there meself, had to drop my mechanic down to collect a car, fecker woke me up haha

Oblig pic

The first ever picture I took of any car i owned

love that car still, so many memories in it

dodzy

My yoke. Bloody 18" wheels are too small

GvidoR

Wheels are not too big, the car is just a bit too high.

[Deleted User]

OSI wrote: »

You think that. But watching the kind of cash my Dad has to hand over to wrap the 20" wheels he has on A6 in tyres is painful and makes me damn glad I only have 18" myself.

You'd think that the smaller tyres would be more expensive since there's a lot more tyre. Sounds like an oxymoron but yeah. You're basically paying for a bigger hole and more sidewall reinforcement!

MuppetCheck

OSI wrote: »

You think that. But watching the kind of cash my Dad has to hand over to wrap the 20" wheels he has on A6 in tyres is painful and makes me damn glad I only have 18" myself.

I've been pricing lately - 255 was the best I got last time for 20s (which was cheaper than the 19s strangely enough due to the 20s being a more usual size). The 18s are only 140 a corner this time. Nice difference.

dodzy

GvidoR wrote: »

Wheels are not too big, the car is just a bit too high.

what would you recommend gvidor ( not costing the stars ) ?

GvidoR

dodzy wrote: »

what would you recommend gvidor ( not costing the stars ) ?

Coilovers would be the best way to go, not sure how much they would cost for an Audi like yours. If that's out of your price range, then maybe some 40mm lowering springs.

Voodoomelon

Car put to good use yesterday.

[Deleted User]

Congrats to your sister Voodoo

hi_im_fil

dgt

May aswell shove up some pics....

Slowly but surely it's being restored. The fathers project car, well one of them anyway. New fusebox, interior and braking system all round. To do still are every electrical contact on the car :eek: treat the surface rust, suspension, exhaust, wur and a new bonnet (that was my fault

) still, a monster of a car nonetheless that sounds fantastic with just a pair of pipes!

Can't put up the behemoth without putting a pic of this other huge monster of a car.....

Parking them side by side, the Sei only goes as far back as the front door handles :cool:

And in the background is a Mercedes I drive for the moment while I sort the next car, which has made an appearance before, if anyone sees this Easter egg well done you!

davycc

dodzy wrote: »

My yoke. Bloody 18" wheels are too small

I seen an identical A6 in Ashbourne on thurs or fri was it yours?
Lovely looking cars

MuppetCheck

Quick once over earlier. Surprised so little tar had attached itself to it given me roads melting around the place.

I originally went out to sort out the weeds in the last picture as they popped up over night almost but got a little distracted.

Interior got gtechniq trim protection and copious amounts of stripper scent:)

[Deleted User]

Why the hell are ya spraying air freshener in a new car

MuppetCheck

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

Why the hell are ya spraying air freshener in a new car

The scent of a stripper is more appealing than plastic and glue maybe? Unless it's not your thing:p

colm_mcm

Is it made from real strippers?

MuppetCheck

colm_mcm wrote: »

Is it made from real strippers?

Pure pole grease.

CianRyan

colm_mcm wrote: »

Is it made from real strippers?

Their tears and sweat.

colm_mcm

Killinator

A pic of the GTI on my favorite set of corners in motorsport, the kink into Indianapolis and then Arnage at Le Mans.
Let's just say I had some fun on it:)

Spike Witwicky

Class GTi Killinator. Lovin dgt's panzer tank too. The Sei, not so much :P
Nowt wrong with stripper smells too unless as pointed out, it's not actually harvested from strippers ass cracks. That'd be manky.
Went for a spin today. Camera phone pics, sorry.

davycc

Spike Witwicky wrote: »

Class GTi Killinator. Lovin dgt's panzer tank too. The Sei, not so much :P
Nowt wrong with stripper smells too unless as pointed out, it's not actually harvested from strippers ass cracks. That'd be manky.
Went for a spin today. Camera phone pics, sorry.

The Merc looks class havnt aged at all! Broadmeadow estuary near swords?

Spike Witwicky

Cheers. Yeah along the estuary there. Theres no potholes so its nice to drive on with lowered springs. My back thanks me for it.

challengemaster

Killinator wrote: »

A pic of the GTI on my favorite set of corners in motorsport, the kink into Indianapolis and then Arnage at Le Mans.
Let's just say I had some fun on it:)

Awesome

What's the rough cost for heading over? I'd be quite tempted

Killinator

challengemaster wrote: »

Awesome

What's the rough cost for heading over? I'd be quite tempted

Roughly,
About €200 or less for the ferry to Cherbourg,
€70 for a camp ticket(per car,that's for one camp space, regardless of amount of people)
€70 again for a general access ticket which will get you access for the week of the race mon-sun, including access to grandstand all week until raceday, and a pitwalk on the friday and access to corners Al around the track.
A grandstand ticket would set you back about €70 for race day(s), but are not entirely necessary.

It's quite a week.