Bullet2012
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Maybe your vehicle is turning into a beemeroff too find out why i have no indicators now
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Erie Fred
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Fordson County Super Six
Nice, original County Super Six with front blade. Based on Fordson Super Major and very few imported to USA. Does not have 3 pt hitch installed but do have a parts tractor with hard to find...
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jsf55
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Definitely no beemer parts on it, possible trapped wire in the column, having a mini rewire ....Maybe your vehicle is turning into a beemer
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In this day and age, a touch tricky to find whose parts are in other cars places... I must stop reading the DM...
slim_boy_fat
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Maybe your vehicle is turning into a beemer
Stop it!
I believe that baton has now passed to drivers of 'the five rings'. Auto Union ?Stop it!
<BTW there only four rings ... >
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I thought you'd sold the Teutonic cod piece and gone for something else!Stop it!
Bullet2012
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and the Mercian made lectric things that starts with a letter TStop it!
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slim_boy_fat
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I thought you'd sold the Teutonic cod piece and gone for something else!
I did, still in the 'honeymoon' period with the replacement.
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Auto Union ?
<BTW there only four rings ... >
Four rings on the badge and one rpiece driving it.
dobbslc
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Four rings on the badge and one rpiece driving it.
People are now looking at me laughing my ass off in the coffee shop
dobbslc
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What you got?I did, still in the 'honeymoon' period with the replacement.
How fast does it go mister?
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A Lexus IS250 SE-L - V6 petrol, 6-speed auto with flappy paddles on the wheel.
Not 'extended' her yet but plenty quick enough in 'normal' driving - and the paddles make for entertaining overtaking, but tbh they're a bit of a gimmick normally.
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Ha ha, I know what you mean. I had an XKR for a day once as a courtesy car, and I couldn't change gear with the paddles quick enough!!!
Nice car that Lexus
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Buddy ran this for many years, best interior sound of anything non-V8 I have been in.
Air cooled 993 based, it is a RUF CTR2 Sport from 1997 with 580 horses on tap, 2 or 4wd configurable, real fast and the sound track inside just amazing.Real +200mph car, we talked of bringing it over to the autobahn and Nurburgring but probably fortunately it never happened (and we are both still alive). Only car I've driven that while finishing off some worn out tyres in multiple smoke clouds was able to spin a magnesium wheel inside the tyre when it hooked up a second, clipping off the valve. Ultimately eye watering maintenance costs and severe challenges retaining the right to use public roads led to its sale, I ran adds in Germany for the car but eventually it went to Taiwan, where it will never see the speeds it was build to operate at and we experienced brief bits on track and on some desrted A roads...
Air cooled 993 based, it is a RUF CTR2 Sport from 1997 with 580 horses on tap, 2 or 4wd configurable, real fast and the sound track inside just amazing.Real +200mph car, we talked of bringing it over to the autobahn and Nurburgring but probably fortunately it never happened (and we are both still alive). Only car I've driven that while finishing off some worn out tyres in multiple smoke clouds was able to spin a magnesium wheel inside the tyre when it hooked up a second, clipping off the valve. Ultimately eye watering maintenance costs and severe challenges retaining the right to use public roads led to its sale, I ran adds in Germany for the car but eventually it went to Taiwan, where it will never see the speeds it was build to operate at and we experienced brief bits on track and on some desrted A roads...
