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Fiesta RS Turbo

Postby Bradd3rss on Mon Aug 12, 2013 6:50 pm

Well first i will introduce myself, my names brad, i currently drive a fiesta ST, which i have had since January but like my last mk6 fiesta I'm just not 'in love' with it. Anyway, after ford fair I've decided to take the plunge and look for a fiesta RS turbo after getting rather jealous!

Will be looking for an RS turbo in the near future, just need to sell my car, unless anyone wants a PX obviously! Not too bothered about condition, so long as its mechanically sound as I am not too good at engine stuff! But I will learn whilst I own one no doubt! Not fussed about colour either, just no pink ones!

Let me know if you know of any around £2000-£3000....
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