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I'd love a Fuego, but ideally not one that induced epilepsy every time I saw the interior.

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This is being debated on the VOC forum, along with how best to polish a sill (IT MUST BE DONE PROPERLY I KNOW THE BEST WAY BECAUSE IVE WON CAR SHOW'S) and how to make a pro touring car with an LS1 look vaguely like Amazon while ignoring the thousands of dollars' worth of orders waiting to be dispatched from your warehouse. 

 

It's a really bad chop, by all accounts - as in 'Don't take any bumps quickly because the car will shake itself into oblivion' bad. 

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I'd love a Fuego, but ideally not one that induced epilepsy every time I saw the interior.

 

Seat covers are removable. Also, you have no eyes in your arse.

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Ludicrously cheap Frégate with OMGHGF, just over the Channel.  If that is the correct price on the ad, I'm trying to think of reasons why I shouldn't hire a trailer and head for Dover at the weekend.

 

http://www.leboncoin.fr/voitures/548920853.htm?ca=17_s#

 

I love the google translate translation of the ad:

 

Renault frigate Admiral kind; motor 12 horses 2L2 displacement, 6 seats (3 front, 3 rear) in its own juice, head gasket repair (parts are still easily in Melun retro passion or auto4a ...); j 'rode daily with it a few years ago but I have the store without rolling suite has health concerns. the body and the chassis are healthy and therefore a good basis for restoration, while the braking system has been revised.

Make offer.

 

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Lovely - if it was a year younger it would have the much nicer chrome bumpers though - I know this having spend a lot of my childhood in a V reg' 1500 Allegro.

 

Which brings me to a question that perhaps one of m'learned friends on here can answer - is this a standard speaker install in an Allegro 3?

 

allegrodoorcard.jpg

 

The Allegro 2 had a big mono speaker in the dash under the radio. This looks a bit aftermarket, but I'm not sure.

 

That picture also reminds me that my dad unscrewed the door lock pop-up things from ours, leaving behind just a coarse screw-thread that finished almost flush with the door. His reasoning was that the plastic bit - with it's miniscule lip - would be easy for a thief to put a coat hanger or similar around if they prised the window open a bit, and thus they could easily be away with the car. No-one stole the Allegro in the six years or so it took to rust away, so it must have worked.

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Fregate isn't that cheap Wuv -kind of an offers thing. its not just the head gasket gone, either......

 

I asked

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Gearbox is a TH400, which is as many quid as the designation implies, if you know where to shop.

However, I can rebuild those literally blindfolded and would engage in a bet for that.

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I've afeeling gettting that back on the road might not be quite as simple as putting a new box in it.

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