P Pontipine Oct 9, 2020 #71 Hordes'a'Fopperies said: Capris are class though, had a 'burn' offa 3lt V6 green one once, what a nice bus... Fucking atrocious steering on it though, it would've hit the iceberg harder than the Titanic... Click to expand... There would usually be one or two at the vintage show out in Ballincollig. I'd say they are very hard to come by if you were looking to buy one. Was the steering a bit off in the one you drove or do you think they'd be all like that?
Hordes'a'Fopperies said: Capris are class though, had a 'burn' offa 3lt V6 green one once, what a nice bus... Fucking atrocious steering on it though, it would've hit the iceberg harder than the Titanic... Click to expand... There would usually be one or two at the vintage show out in Ballincollig. I'd say they are very hard to come by if you were looking to buy one. Was the steering a bit off in the one you drove or do you think they'd be all like that?
H Hordes'a'Fopperies Oct 12, 2020 #72 Pontipine said: There would usually be one or two at the vintage show out in Ballincollig. I'd say they are very hard to come by if you were looking to buy one. Was the steering a bit off in the one you drove or do you think they'd be all like that? Click to expand... I think it had the turning circle of a supertanker, it wasn't bad for the age, but it would certainly make the driving a little more taxing...
Pontipine said: There would usually be one or two at the vintage show out in Ballincollig. I'd say they are very hard to come by if you were looking to buy one. Was the steering a bit off in the one you drove or do you think they'd be all like that? Click to expand... I think it had the turning circle of a supertanker, it wasn't bad for the age, but it would certainly make the driving a little more taxing...
