nickjonesn4
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Very interesting chat with Richard this morning. Think a little winter holiday in Huntingdon is on the cards...
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Desert Dragon
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I don't know them but hear nothing but good things about them. Do let me know how you get on as may have a little project for them soon 
Interesting, although if it's power you're chasing then a Turbo would definitely be the easier car to start with.
I've owned a C2S and currently have a C2 and the nimbleness and lower weight of the C2 (like the RS & Cup Cars) is definitely a better starting point should you be looking for a road rocket.
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I've owned a C2S and currently have a C2 and the nimbleness and lower weight of the C2 (like the RS & Cup Cars) is definitely a better starting point should you be looking for a road rocket.
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nickjonesn4
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cableguy said:Interesting, although if it's power you're chasing then a Turbo would definitely be the easier car to start with.
I've owned a C2S and currently have a C2 and the nimbleness and lower weight of the C2 (like the RS & Cup Cars) is definitely a better starting point should you be looking for a road rocket.
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Nope, neither of those is what I'm after :thumbs:
I don't like the way the turbo drives (great car as it is) and I much prefer the looks of C2S which I why I've bought it!!
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