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made me appreciate the cavlier more when i went out in that tonight. I love my old fords but i've never been able to fault the better build quality of older vauxhalls, which is why i keep going back to cavaliers 
I reckon they will look nice as gaz said sriguy has them but gold centres on his btcc replica an seeing his in the flesh they do suit it 
Thats the type of answer i wanted, nice one Jimmyjimmy wrote:Nice bargin on the exhaust mate
No worries at the end of the day its mainly down to your own personal taste but that's what these forums are all about is sharing each others cars, mod's an nicely giving truthful opinionsSRi_stu wrote:Thats the type of answer i wanted, nice one Jimmyjimmy wrote:Nice bargin on the exhaust mate
just my opinion I just read this again, when she gets a bit older you won't be able to afford to do anything, my girl is nine now and gets more expensive with every year that goes by!!SRi_stu wrote: i cant do everything i want to yet till my daughter is a bit older, I only bought it as a sensible car, my cortina is too low to be comfortable for a 2 month old
i only have the cav (on 215/40/17 and lowered 60, so quite stiff) so i had no choice to put the baby in the car, and she loves it, shes now 9 month and goes to sleep better in my car than in my dad 60 plate nissan. babies get used and aint as fragile as everyone makes outplanetc wrote:I just read this again, when she gets a bit older you won't be able to afford to do anything, my girl is nine now and gets more expensive with every year that goes by!!SRi_stu wrote: i cant do everything i want to yet till my daughter is a bit older, I only bought it as a sensible car, my cortina is too low to be comfortable for a 2 month old
To be perfectly honest the cortina is a really uncomfortable ride from the backseat now its decked. She's fine in there and goes straight to sleep but because its so low it keeps chewing through rear bushes, and i personally dont like having her in there as its on cut springs. It never worried me till she came alongPeanut_119 wrote:i only have the cav (on 215/40/17 and lowered 60, so quite stiff) so i had no choice to put the baby in the car, and she loves it, shes now 9 month and goes to sleep better in my car than in my dad 60 plate nissan. babies get used and aint as fragile as everyone makes outplanetc wrote:I just read this again, when she gets a bit older you won't be able to afford to do anything, my girl is nine now and gets more expensive with every year that goes by!!SRi_stu wrote: i cant do everything i want to yet till my daughter is a bit older, I only bought it as a sensible car, my cortina is too low to be comfortable for a 2 month old
totally agree, my driving from a 17yo that just passed his test to a 50 grandad in the space of a few hours when kyla was born lolSquig wrote:Kids change your perspectives on road safety...
