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Old 18-06-2005, 05:05 PM   #1
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Default 2v Cortina up AND running!

Well finally after 2 weeks of sweating and swearing (mostly swearing) my little TC cortina has a big beautiful 2v 250 inbetween the shocker towers. And what a massive moment it was too.

So theres only a few little things to sort out now, like tuning the carb, get the massive exhaust leak fixed, probably with a new exhaust and extractors, 2 new radiator hoses, stike up a sponsorship deal with the local BP and a set of tires for the back.

Very happy person indeed. So im looking forward to Heathcote with a whole lot more excitement now! See ya'll there!
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