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"a sliding sunroof? where???"

Very nice indeed. I swear this was on autotrader a few weeks back unless I imagined it?

Went to Nigel Mansells golf place in Woodbury tother day for conferance. Someone arranged for Mr Mansell to show our group around his museum in which his winning Ferrari is kept (plus all his trophies!!!). Only one of those I reckon 8)

Excellent :D

Might be worth asking your local friendly bodyshop to give you a low quote for a re-paint. You never know they may surprise you with the price

Very nice seeing pics of rados like yours really makes me feel better about my (recently unreliable) car. What colour is it btw?

Sounds about right. Drove it again today and it was spot on even after several emergency stops. Will have a look tomor and check the caliper. If it keeps braking down I think I may have to resort to a sensible car (thinking A4 or passat at the mo :( that or learn how to fix stuff. Cheers to all for help :)

Drove it home from work on Friday evening (only 10mins) and unfortunately it is left on the street (I think it is old and needs a garage). It has rained pretty much non stop since Friday though.

Just drove my rado for the first time this weekend, hit the unlock button and the alarm told me that it had gone off at some point. Then drove up the road, came to the T junction put the brakes on and didn't stop :shock: Luckily nothing coming. Drove down the road a bit and jammed on the anchors a few times and it felt like the front right was locking but nothing from the left. Tested them a few more times and it all seemed ok. No hissing or anything from bonnet when brakes applied so am at a loss as to what it is. :?: It has been exceptionally rainy here but no reason for the brakes not working. Another trip to the garage tomorrow :roll:

16 months and to be honest it is starting to become way too uneconomical reckon it has probably cost £100 per month and thats before tax and insurance (I love it really but it has just broken again :roll: )

Lovely looking motors you have there 8) Thats just about my ideal car collection. I've got the rado just need to save the pennies for the splittie :)

Born in Exeter and moved massive 46 miles to beautiful Plymouth a few years back.

Looks great as is but I am rather partial to the aubergine colour that I have seen some rados in. Of course helious blue is the best :D

Very very nice indeed. Agree with the grill comments. Love the wheels 8)

C'est magnifique! Un miracle en rouge :D Dedication to the rado