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Tuchel says it how it is. Without fortunate decisions and Bellingham, that would have been another failure by England to add to those of the last 60 years
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It's like Southgate is still the coach. Norway playing us off the pitch and extremely well paid English defenders like rabbits in headlights. The only glimmer of hope is that Tuchel won't be afraid of shaking the team up with substitutions when we inevitably go behind
The aircon is never any good. It was very much an afterthought! It's amazing how much shopping you can fit under the hood, let alone on the rear seats when they're dropped flat. I even got a small fridge in the rear of one of my 3.2 cabs.
I rate the 2.6, especially with Sportline which deals with the extra weight of the engine better than standard suspension. The 1.8 and 2 litre engines really have to work hard off the line whereas the 2.6 makes that effortless
Elements of an Evo 1 but the AMG badge probably suggests it's more likely a standard 190 with bodykit
@gigaclear once again exposing their one major flaw. When you expand by acquisition or organic growth, your team needs to expand too with priority given to support team numbers. I'm number 36 in a queue because a power cut has almost certainly knocked out the box
In $ yes. That was my point about Westmonts. 14 (possibly 15) built but don't seem to be as highly valued as Affalterbach cars
I recall you and I talking about them heading that way, even the Westmonts...at the time the car I had the chance to broker was ahead of that curve. Now it doesn't seem so outlandish! Mind you, I learnt a lot about how anal US collectors are about these cars!
The 308 was released in 1976. Look how pure its lines were. My Vetro was simply Beautiful. Not a line out of place. To be fair, Ferrari had to try to disguise the bigger footprint of the Mondial. It's very colour sensitive. This ex Japan car passed through my hands in 2021.
Those cars have no wrong lines. The Mondial still has fussy details and it wasn't until the colour coded sills, buttresses and bumpers came with the T that it looked more cohesive
Much easier than 348 and 355. The 360 has an access panel that means engine out isn't necessary. You can remove the fuel tank on the 355 and keep the engine in situ, but the cam covers always need refinishing at the same time which is easy when the engine is out