Yesterday i was made an offer to swap my XM for another car, the vehicle offered was of 1989 vintage and was produced by ford, i refused in a polite way but can anyone guess what it was with such poor clue's?
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Is it fair to have a no visual clues whatsthisthen?
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Re: Is it fair to have a no visual clues whatsthisthen?
Can i have two goes
Orion Ghia .... OR ... Capri (not sure when the last one was made, maybe 1987 to' so i'm too late) ... there's a good 'D' reg Brooklands in racing green just around the corner from me. Came out for the first time this year last week
Orion Ghia .... OR ... Capri (not sure when the last one was made, maybe 1987 to' so i'm too late) ... there's a good 'D' reg Brooklands in racing green just around the corner from me. Came out for the first time this year last week
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Re: Is it fair to have a no visual clues whatsthisthen?
you can but neither are correct so in the interest of fairness here is a visual clue of the actual car in question more in line with the whatsthisthen rules
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Re: Is it fair to have a no visual clues whatsthisthen?
Presumably you told him - politely - where he could stick his Probe ? 
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Re: Is it fair to have a no visual clues whatsthisthen?
....er...always good to find out a bit extra about the whatsthisthen? cars but....probably more about the Ford Probe than you ever wanted to know. Ford had at least 5 "Probe Concept Cars" before they ended up with this as a production model.
The probe V Concept (1985) was the last of the bunch
....personal opinion of course.......yukk!
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The probe V Concept (1985) was the last of the bunch
....personal opinion of course.......yukk!
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Re: Is it fair to have a no visual clues whatsthisthen?
I liked the UK version of the Probe. I looked for a decent one to buy for a while but ended up with a Cougar instead. I like those too.
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Re: Is it fair to have a no visual clues whatsthisthen?
I like them too but I'd never swap a well sorted XM for one though...
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Re: Is it fair to have a no visual clues whatsthisthen?
I didn't . I sold a V6 Xantia to buy one though 
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Re: Is it fair to have a no visual clues whatsthisthen?
Yes, I once swapped a 205GTi for an ActivaBenC5HDi wrote:I didn't . I sold a V6 Xantia to buy one though
As much as I love the Activa I always regretted parting with the 205GTi
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Re: Is it fair to have a no visual clues whatsthisthen?
My cousin had a new probe many years ago, quite nice looking but I wouldn't swap an XM for it. When I had my first XM everything else I tried was rubbish in comparison.
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