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Chat & Social => The Bar - General Chat => Topic started by: dreadnought110 on January 19, 2008, 11:08:47
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BBC are doing some taster clips at the moment looks good and the fact that Gene Hunt's driving a red Audi Quattro means it's compulsory to watch http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPG39o124R4
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OK before we go any further not 100% sure it's a quattro could be just a coupe... :lol:
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Not working :-.
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Try bouncing of this??? http://ashestoashestv.blogspot.com/
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You watching with one eye mate?! :shocked: :shocked:
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It remains to be seen if the whole thing still works, I can't see Gene Hunt beating up Keely Hawes' character though :?
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he had a choice of either a Metro or a Quattro.................did he make the right choice??
:doh:
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no as the year this was based on the Audi was not available in this country :lol: (i am to young to know this :P) he was in an interview on a radio station and said he did not want to be seen dead in a mini metro :lol: cant say i blame him :D
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So why not an XR3 then? only natural for a Ford man to still be buying them years later.
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I'm surprised it wasn't a Rover SD1 - big V8, rear wheel drive, British - would suit Hunt perfectly!
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So why not an XR3 then? only natural for a Ford man to still be buying them years later.
they have all rotted away can you remember when you used to see LOADS of red XR3's and XR3i's :oops: :oops:
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I'd have thought the Audi purists would have picked this one up before now.
It's not that the Audi Quattro wasn't available in the Uk. In 1981 which is when the new series is set Audi didn't do a right hand drive model.
It was only available in LHD.
Ed
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So why not an XR3 then? only natural for a Ford man to still be buying them years later.
they have all rotted away can you remember when you used to see LOADS of red XR3's and XR3i's :oops: :oops:
I still see loads of them, but I'm into classic Fords. Put it this way, they are easier to pick up then a MkIII 'Tina. Incidentaly I think the original Hunt-mobile set the benchmark for continuety errors, being a 1974 GXL with a 1973 GT grille and badges. I'm told the front bumper was on upside down in some scenes too.
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So why not an XR3 then? only natural for a Ford man to still be buying them years later.
they have all rotted away can you remember when you used to see LOADS of red XR3's and XR3i's :oops: :oops:
I still see loads of them, but I'm into classic Fords. Put it this way, they are easier to pick up then a MkIII 'Tina. Incidentaly I think the original Hunt-mobile set the benchmark for continuety errors, being a 1974 GXL with a 1973 GT grille and badges. I'm told the front bumper was on upside down in some scenes too.
RRB have a nose on ebay at the Yellow RS2000 Mk2... :shock: :shock: :shock:
EDIT link added
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/FORD-ESCORT-RS-2000-MK2-MINT-READY-TO-SHOW-MOT-DEC-2008_W0QQitemZ300191526804QQihZ020QQcategoryZ29755QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
nice car but...
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