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My Lovely 944
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Copperman05
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Edd
robwright
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ORIGINAL: zcacogp
P.S. That wing decal looks the biz. I have to say, I really like that.
Do you know when I first bought the car I hated it!! And I mean proper hated it but I have really mellowed to it and have to admit I kind of like it too now. And yes I think the D90s look the biz and are just about the perfect wheel for this car. 16" just seems so right too.
Suffolk944
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MRGT
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Pity you couldn't get to Rutland, would have shown the dark side an alternative!
Is your avatar your car in b&w?
Mike
morris944s2john
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I notice the sill skirts and trim at the bottom of the wing has been removed, good idea as these encourage rust on the turbo/ S2.
pauljmcnulty
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ORIGINAL: morris944s2john
I notice the sill skirts and trim at the bottom of the wing has been removed, good idea as these encourage rust on the turbo/ S2.
I was under the impression the rust starts from the inside.
The plastic trim does seem to be responsible for S2 and turbo front wings being worse than Lux or S for corrosion. I imagine it's likely the sill trim could trap dirt and block the drains, accelerating sill corrosion inside.
robwright
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Looks in fantastic condition Rob. Is that a recent respray?
Don't know how old the paint job is as I have have only had the car six months. I have done a lot to her though. I can only assume it is fairly new. I keep it happy with a liberal dosing of carnuba wax every week or two. Looks mega when it rains [
robwright
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Looks fantastic!
Pity you couldn't get to Rutland, would have shown the dark side an alternative!
Is your avatar your car in b&w?
Mike
Yes I took some B/W ones too looks really good. Took a really good one in the wing mirror in B/W showing off her nice fat bum. I think that's been done before though so I didn't post it.
robwright
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ORIGINAL: morris944s2john
Car looks great! Paintwork is lovely, keep it waxed with a decent carnuba wax to prevent it going pink!
I notice the sill skirts and trim at the bottom of the wing has been removed, good idea as these encourage rust on the turbo/ S2.
The car had skirts on when I got it. I took them off because they really were in awful condition and were spoiling the car. I am in two minds whether to replace them or not. Queue mandatory PCGB debate [
Mike
PS Leave them off

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