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So what car do you drive?


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Actually,quite interesting.

 

Used to love the Ford Granadas of the 70s and particularly the GXL or GLX.

I believe they were 3.5 or 3.6 litre engines but not really sure as not a car buff.

 

 

 

3 litre I think.  

 

Mk1 Granada was 3.0 Essex V6 as the top of the line motor. In South Africa they did Peranas which had a big V8 in it. They did a load of stuff like that with Cortinas and Capris as well in SA.

 

Mk2 was the 2.8 Cologne V6 as the big motor. 

 

Mk2 Granada is probably my favourite ever car as a daily driver, like driving a big V6 armchair. This is the last one I had, a 2.8 Ghia X Estate, heated seats, electric everything, air con etc. I sold it about 4 years ago, would love another one.

 

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Another one, if you look carefully you can just about make out the front end of my Mk2 Escort.

 

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And the first one I owned. 2.8 Ghia in Glacier Blue, the photos really don't do justice to the colour, it looked gorgeous in the flesh. Was my daily driver when I was 19 years old.

 

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Give it time and I may just start breaking out photos of the V6 transit we had. 

 

I drive a fucking big car. A big fucking blue one.

 

We all have to compensate somehow, hence my love of A6's and big old Granadas.

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We all have to compensate somehow, hence my love of A6's and big old Granadas.

 

Haha!

 

I know nothing about cars at all. I genuinely have no idea what an A6 or a big old Granada is. 'Genuinely' is pushing it actually as I'd guess an A6 is actually an Audi?

 

I actually drive a small, silver car. A Hyundai.

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I prefer not to divulge my wheels.  People will only laugh.

Are you talking about the silver one? I think I've got a picture of it here. Ah, yes, here it is...

 

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Haha!

 

I know nothing about cars at all. I genuinely have no idea what an A6 or a big old Granada is. 'Genuinely' is pushing it actually as I'd guess an A6 is actually an Audi?

 

I actually drive a small, silver car. A Hyundai.

 

A big old Granada is one of those square things I posted above, from the era when all that was required to design a cars was a set square. 

 

An A6 is indeed an Audi, you know those big German things that sit about an inch away from your rear bumper on the motorway. 

 

Hyundai you say? It just so happens I may have several bits in stock as a result of a recent auction trip. 

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Fucking clueless. It's the nascar version.

 

Bugger, everyone will see through my facade now and realise I'm just making this shit up as I go now. 

 

 

I like that.  You'd probably have to forsake the 50mpg from the original car though.

 

 

I've got a hankering to do a bike engined Trabant but current space issues mean it's a non starter right now. 

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