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arthurious · 07-09-18, 11:21 AM

Hi micky I still here from time to time
That old banger of a ford looks very good

Steev · 16-01-19, 10:11 PM

Hi Micky!, Mexico is spot on, just the sort of quality i would expect of you.

Only time i was head to head with a Mexico was 1979, Vicars Cross, Chester, northbound out of the city, roundabout over the M53.

Notorious spot for left turners rocking up, putting a short spurt on (its about 500 metres to the next roundabout) and then going forward instead. Still is to this day, except everything is a feck load faster.

Mexico on left, we both went for it, cos I knew what he was about, think i stole half a second off him cos of that, but did leave him dead. Think i was helped by my oval bores on my C1 1978CC pumping out blue smoke, when I looked in my mirror, Chester was gone, so was the Mexico, lost in the haze.

Wouldn't do it today but at age 20 with a then, powerful, little known Audi against a burbling well known Mexico, the temptation was too much.

Cars of their time, worth keeping and treasuring, yours is a beauty, well done my friend, I hope we meet someday, we almost did over that red Cavalier. I think I missed you by 10 minutes on that day. Keep posting!!!

jogi730 · 16-01-19, 11:27 PM

What a fab looking Mexico. Must be hard work keeping it mint like that

16-01-19, 10:11 PM	#32
Steev Grown up member Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Cheshire Posts: 872	Hi Micky!, Mexico is spot on, just the sort of quality i would expect of you. Only time i was head to head with a Mexico was 1979, Vicars Cross, Chester, northbound out of the city, roundabout over the M53. Notorious spot for left turners rocking up, putting a short spurt on (its about 500 metres to the next roundabout) and then going forward instead. Still is to this day, except everything is a feck load faster. Mexico on left, we both went for it, cos I knew what he was about, think i stole half a second off him cos of that, but did leave him dead. Think i was helped by my oval bores on my C1 1978CC pumping out blue smoke, when I looked in my mirror, Chester was gone, so was the Mexico, lost in the haze. Wouldn't do it today but at age 20 with a then, powerful, little known Audi against a burbling well known Mexico, the temptation was too much. Cars of their time, worth keeping and treasuring, yours is a beauty, well done my friend, I hope we meet someday, we almost did over that red Cavalier. I think I missed you by 10 minutes on that day. Keep posting!!! __________________ Lots of Audi 100 C1 saloons (1973-77) Audi Coupe S (1972) Audi WR Turbo (1987) NSU RO 80 1975 (look it up!) Vauxhall Cavalier Mk1 2000 GL 1979 Vauxhall Cavalier Mk1 1900 GL Coupe 1978 Vauxhall Viva HB 1967 (45HP beast!)

16-01-19, 11:27 PM	#33
jogi730 jogi Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Luton, Bedfordshire Posts: 1,689	What a fab looking Mexico. Must be hard work keeping it mint like that __________________ 1985 Audi 90 quattro 20v turbo with some tweaks

07-09-18, 11:21 AM	#31
arthurious Grown up member Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: cleveland Posts: 378	Hi micky I still here from time to time That old banger of a ford looks very good