nissan bluebird zx turbo at work reseved at 100 quid with only 24k on the clock, aint seen it yet but what they like? proper tempted for a giggle :)
nissan bluebird turbos?
Jan 24, 2006
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In news: snipped-for-privacy@pipex.net, Vamp wrote something quite bizarre, possibly in an effort to confuddle the world. It went like so;
Ugly, not that quick, FWD.
Better value than your 328 :-p
Quite quick for their time, bit FWD kills it. The same engine in a Silvia is *much* more fun.
Cheers,
Colin.
"Pete M" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@usenet.zapto.org...
was that last comment really necessary? still 100 notes i thought it might be a giggle, be a laugh to nos it and blow it up at santa pod :) although not sure bout dieing in a fireball in a bluebird hmm
In news:GsidnaU4 snipped-for-privacy@pipex.net, Vamp wrote something quite bizarre, possibly in an effort to confuddle the world. It went like so;
Of course....
Apart from the hideous understeer, they're not that bad really. Ok for something to pootle to / from work in. ISTR most have aircon :-o
get an isuzu piazza turbo instead :)
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Quite rare now, and the Retro-J kit is starting to gain value. Better bought for =A3100, given 6 months tax and stuffed on the for sale=20 section of
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at twice what it cost you (so =A33-400). It will sell.
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Ooh!
I might be interested in that, if you don't want it.
-- JackH
The same engine in a scabby 1979 Sunny is even better.
:-)
-- JackH
na going halfs with one of the valeters now, gonna sort the exhaust out as it's blowing, up the boost a tad and it looks a heap of s*it too so keeping the s*it heap look for a giggle :) should be fun, reckon it won't make anywhere near 100 when we sell it to the trade tomorrow so hopefully i'll grab that with me mate, be a laugh to f*ck around with hehe
Cool, didn't realise they came out in the 1960's :)
0-60 in eight point something I think. I reckon that's not to bad for the '80s. Certainly kicked the s*1t out of the MG Metro I was driving at the time ;o)
I actually drove a Bluebird for years. It was an NA 1.8 and it must have been the only one with spots and fogs. I always wished I'd stretched myself to get the turbo...
Cheers,
Colin.
And electronically adjustable suspension, in 1936!
-- Chet
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Simitar SS1, made it a near decent car for a wrong end drive but it was too late using a POS Ford engine had F****D it's image.
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