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Stuboy's spottings some exciting some not so....thank you for looking !!.


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  On 02/05/2021 at 15:57, stuboy said:

Executive in Canterbury 

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252k miles on this one, probably the only Mk1 still used more or less daily!

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Nissan Laurel, predecessor to the Maxima here in the UK, wasnt it?

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Spotted this near work...

 

Not seen one in a while

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Whilst looking for house to rent for future sister in law

 

Can't find on reg checker

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Thought I'd share this as some u lot are mx5 lickers...

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  On 23/05/2021 at 20:06, stuboy said:

Sorry crap picture...whats this 

 

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FSC Zuk.  Must be spot of the year so far!!

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Collect mates mums for her hospital appointment and see this and thought @maxxo would like to see it

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  On 28/05/2021 at 20:12, stuboy said:

Collect mates mums for her hospital appointment and see this and thought @maxxo would like to see it

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facelift with xenons.....nice spec

shame it seems to have had an extremely hard life

very very good cars

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  On 05/06/2021 at 17:25, stuboy said:

Nice looking scrirocco

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I still find it bizarre that Folksfarken started producing the Corrado on a 1988 F plate, yet continued to build the Mk2 Scirocco alongside until 1992. In all respects, the Corrado was the Scirocco's successor, so there must have been some interesting reasoning behind VAG's strategy. 

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  On 05/06/2021 at 18:49, Dick Longbridge said:

I still find it bizarre that Folksfarken started producing the Corrado on a 1988 F plate, yet continued to build the Mk2 Scirocco alongside until 1992. In all respects, the Corrado was the Scirocco's successor, so there must have been some interesting reasoning behind VAG's strategy. 

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reckon there less corarado's on the road than scirocco's

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  On 06/06/2021 at 21:02, stuboy said:

reckon there less corarado's on the road than scirocco's

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I think you're probably right!

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