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2 hours ago
With the passenger seat out yes it will fit, just, only done it once before and seem to remember thinking "yes that's the last time I want to do that"!
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3 hours ago
It would..... but I wonder if Alfa Romeo would let them make a sports coupe; especially now Alfa have their Guilia and an incoming GTV in the pipeline.
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Yesterday at 22:06
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5. George Holmes
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Yesterday at 21:07
June's fine for me. Will pencil it in.
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Yesterday at 20:53
The 170bhp MultiAir is the one to have. I've had both this model and currently the 240bhp Veloce. The MultiAir engine and manual box was a lovely combination, really nicely balanced car. The TCT box (in the Veloce) is only usable in Dynamic mode - in Normal it changes into 6th all the time. In Dynamic it's ok, but it makes the steering too heavy. And it torque steers - the power is really too much for the chassis. But the 170bhp manual just feels fine in Normal mode, best Alfa I've had over a lifetime of them, I'd have one again.
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Yesterday at 20:41
I'd like to add that a Coop advert benefits immensely from having some really nice, carefully selected photographs of the car, as opposed to ones that look like they've just been quickly taken and thrown together.
After all, nice photos give the impression of someone who has taken an interest in the car during their time with it.
Of course something like a [enter make and model of car that is ridiculously popular and has a massive fan base] advert could have a single, rubbish, low resolution photo of the car next to an overflowing wheelie bin and it'll still probably get loads of interest but the Coop is a different story.
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Yesterday at 20:16
After 25 years of trying to buy it back, I finally succeeded in buying my grandfathers BSA FW32 back. He owned it from 1934 for over 50 years. It was sold to cover his care in old age. I’ve finally got it back - pick it up on Saturday 
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Yesterday at 20:13
Well done, cracking result. See you in a couple of weeks. 
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Yesterday at 17:33
I'm painting the dinghy already....
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Yesterday at 13:50
Last year was great, although I forgot to go to the AGM! Would love to go this year too, will check with the boss and dates etc.
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