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Vehicle & Technical => Not Anything Listed Above.... => Topic started by: Bush Tucker Man on May 12, 2005, 23:33:07
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I took a patient up on one of our new wards this evening, glanced out of the window towards the Pennines & saw a red shape in the car-park under window.
So dinner-time saw me wandering off round with my digital camera.
Related thread (http://forums.mud-club.com/viewtopic.php?t=1050)
What a nice looking car, very low, very mean looking, very muscly, very retro!
It's the first time I've seen the new model on the road (& in the metal)
It even has a Hospital pass in it, I'll have to make enquiries.
The nice weather even brought out the 'Dart' belonging to one of the Urology Consultants, very nice indeed
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Yesterday at dinner-time I'd seen a Chimera parked up that I knew belonged to a staff member.
He came out as I was looking, a 'Plastics' registrar.
Owned it for 8years, but his wife wants him to sell it & buy a 'family car'
"Perhaps something Like a Discovery?"; I asked
"Yes"; he replied, "One was mentioned"
"Aah, I just happen to know someone with a Discovery, who'd love a TVR"
So........
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SP 250 Dart
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The Dart isn't a favourite of mine, I think it looks too busy like that fish with a moustach.
Could live with the Coupe above though but I've just bought Julie a 2 door coupe for her birthday! (don't laugh, this one RUNS).
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BUILT FORD TOUGH 8) 8)
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BUILT FORD TOUGH 8) 8)
Yes but with inferior looking plastics on the dash.
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The Chimera.
Admittedly not the best shade of green.
But what a car, even though it's the 'baby' derivative (the 4.0 Litre)
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I would take cheap plastics on mustang over chimera anyday :roll:
as you clearly work at a hospital I would recommend booking in and seeking medical advice immediately :lol:
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I've hired Mustangs in the past. You're right, they are built well, as I found out when an unlicensed, uninsured driver ran into the back of me when I was stationary at a red traffic light. But I was disappointed with the performance. You put your foot down and get a lot of noise, but not much go. Typical American car then!
I was pleasantly surprised by the Dodge Durango I hired last time I was in the US though. Ignoring the interior, brakes and steering, the ride was good and it was superbly quiet at speed.
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I would take cheap plastics on mustang over chimera anyday :roll:
as you clearly work at a hospital I would recommend booking in and seeking medical advice immediately :lol:
I'm not saying I don't like the Mustang, I do, I've got a liking for 'muscle-cars', but I've got even more of a liking for TVR's
By The Way;
The Asylum that shared our grounds closed as part of all that 'Care In The Community' calamity a few years ago.
It's the place that originated the phrase 'As Mad As A Hatter', as the first patient when it opened was a Milliner & they used Mercury as part of the treatment for the felt. And as you can guess Mercury isn't very good for the human body