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First van owner! (right?)
Looks in good nick, was it a racing day when you were there? Must have got some good pics!
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05-04-2011, 06:44 PM
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This was Vans first day out.
It is used partly for work and partly as support vehicle for our Drag Racing Team.
Now done 2,500 miles in 3 weeks! London 3 times, Scotland, Goodwood Circuit and Santa Pod.
Think its going to be a busy little van....
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Test day. First of season.
And yes, first van I have had. 2007 1.6 HDi with 45,000 on clock. Is in really nice condition. Been t-cut, polished, new Toyo Proxes tyres, valeted inside, new wheel trims. All in 3 weeks!!! As well as 2,500 miles...
Busy van; tired me
Will post some pictures of Drag car
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We've had some really interesting people signing up, your one of them! Would love to see some pics of your team.
You picked the right van for the mileage. Ive found them cheap to run, reliable and with enough space for 90% of tasks!
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05-04-2011, 07:09 PM
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Our website http://www.racing4multiplesclerosis.com/ is not brilliant for pics. Not updated often enough. No time, as you can imagine.
Don't want to put too many pics of a Vauxhall Cavalier on a Berlingo Forum!
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(05-04-2011, 07:09 PM)j90xxx Wrote: Our website http://www.racing4multiplesclerosis.com/ is not brilliant for pics. Not updated often enough. No time, as you can imagine.
Don't want to put too many pics of a Vauxhall Cavalier on a Berlingo Forum!
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Enjoy.
Fixed the link. Cheers mate looks goood :thumbsup:
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(05-04-2011, 07:09 PM)j90xxx Wrote: Our website http://www.racing4multiplesclerosis.com/ is not brilliant for pics. Not updated often enough. No time, as you can imagine.
Don't want to put too many pics of a Vauxhall Cavalier on a Berlingo Forum!
Search for "MrJ90xxx" on YouTube for some videos.
Enjoy.
Not exactly your average Cavalier though! Great website and a really good cause. Good luck!
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Not quite. And not bad for 32yrs old.
Has 800+ bhp as is and 1000bhp when running nitrous.
Best run last year (our 1st season) was 9.07sec 1/4 mile @ 157mph.
Does 0-60 in 1.6sec! Thats faster than a Veyron...
And yes, it is a good cause. My partner has Multiple Sclerosis, and we are doing it for her, the MS Trust ( http://www.mstrust.org.uk) and everyone who lives with this debilitating disease.
And the Berlingo van is doing its bit too.
Think I made the right choice, and thanks for a great forum. Well run and very informative.
Cheers guys.
Martin.
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Quick update for those interested...
Car has now run an 8.84sec 1/4mile.:thumbsup:
8 second run was our "Holy Grail".
Been there; done that.
The Berlingo is some way behind. illyme:
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23-07-2011, 10:40 AM
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My friend Steve is running his 1965 Plymouth Fury this weekend
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