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Couldn't help it didn't need it wasn't looking for it I blame this guy

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76 sporto tartan interior piss poor paint and shiny Fuchs ...even discovered it has the remains of factory air fitted

Thx Steve can't wait to drive it home the wrong way :)

Turbot any route suggestions ?

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Couldn't help it didn't need it wasn't looking for it I blame this guy

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76 sporto tartan interior piss poor paint and shiny Fuchs ...even discovered it has the remains of factory air fitted

Thx Steve can't wait to drive it home the wrong way :)

Turbot any route suggestions ?

Just keep driving. By-pass your home and get to Tumut. Drive to Mytleford Via Corryong. And then turn around and drive back to Canberra the same. Will probably add about 8 hrs to your journey, but you will be having too much fun to notice

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Congrats Michel, but the "piss poor paint" comment is a bit unfair don't you think?

It's actually worse than that!

Brought a great deal of pleasure to Steve. That car was a long time coming for him Enjoy.

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How long before the third pedal goes in?!

Gives me an excuse to rest my hand on the passengers knee...

Tartan-sunroof-sporto nice combo hard to find and having not driven a sporto for many years it was kooky kool

Russ any tips on how to keep the thing on song while shifting

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Edgy, it was a really tough call to be honest because it is such a cool car and I love it. I need a car that I can use on a daily basis and as much as I would like the sporto to be it, that is not realistic. It will be our second family car so something more modern is needed with air con and the like. I am really happy that Michael has bought it because I am sure as the the next custodian he will improve on the work that Peter & I have done. Now the fun begins looking for another!

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Congrats Michel, I'm delighted the old gal is staying with a PFA'er. So many memories tied up in that hunk of steel, but I have to say, every gear-change brought a new smile to my face. Old mate that I bought her off in country Victoria reckoned he still had wads of history/receipts that he was going to dig up for me one day, I'll try to chase him up on that again, it's been a few years though.

 

Happy driving!

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Congrats Michel, I'm delighted the old gal is staying with a PFA'er. So many memories tied up in that hunk of steel, but I have to say, every gear-change brought a new smile to my face. Old mate that I bought her off in country Victoria reckoned he still had wads of history/receipts that he was going to dig up for me one day, I'll try to chase him up on that again, it's been a few years though.

Happy driving!

Howdy , more ownership knowledge cool. OK tell me then who painted the wee beastie ( said in a mock English/Scottish rocker voice)

It's be great if you could dig up the old receipts your mate has and other paraphernalia or pics of it back in the day

So me - Steve - Peter - anyone else on PFA been an owner?

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