I used to have a red Fiat Coupe 20VT a few years back. Really fun little thing, didn't handle well but looked good and went pretty quick.
BUT: it turned completely pink over two years as the pigment in the paint oxidised (or whatever it does). It was an R-reg and this was in 2002.
So I'm...
Yeah, and he'll get the outgoing shocks re-furbed when he pulls them off. It was pretty obvious the existing ones were shot - the front bounced like a ball.
Actually, the 319 bit was a total lie: it was 426! Don't know where I got 319 from...the existing owner WILL be surprised to hear his car's for sale...
Anyway, chucked down a deposit. There's a bit of work that needs doing, including the replacement of the two front dampers (there was nothing...
About to take 319 for a test-drive/kickabout.
Very excited - if she's decent I'll whack down a deposit and pick her up next weekend. Time to find out if these cars are as fun as you lot say they are!
Anyone know anything about 319?
Cheers!
I enquired about that same car on Pistonheads about 5 weeks ago. Spoke to the seller and wasn't convinced. And it's still there - unsold. For not much money.
Personally, I'm not sure that buying a car off Ali G's younger brother is a good idea.
Your call.
I'm not an expert on cars - my real knowledge is in high-performance motorcycle engines - but on one of those you'd NEVER meddle significantly with the intake system without re-mapping the ECU; you'd end up with flatspots all over the place.
I'm looking at a couple of cars next week, I'm...
So who are the acknowledged people in the South-East to take Trophies to for re-mapping/engine work? Is there an ECU chip that you guys know about that fills in noise/emissions holes in the powercurve, or improves throttle response? Thanks!
Hi everyone -
I've been knocking around the idea of getting a Trophy for a while now, and I'm going to be buying one very soon now.
Quick question: is it best to get a bog-stock example (what I've always done in the past) or does the Trophy respond well to a cat-back pipe and a panel filter...