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Oldskoolbaby":3lw21pw2 said:Matt":3lw21pw2 said:Yea hhmmmmm......... You up for it Shaun?
Would love to see my car next to yours in one of those shots Matt. Ive got a few pics of them next to each other at FCS. The two colour look brilliant next to each other in the sun light. :approve:
Yep be ace mate - One for the wall. We need to sort this!
V6 2HOT":37nno8op said:stevo":37nno8op said:
Do we know anyone who owns an inferno? Also we have to include the colour changed ones (Stevo you can thank me later mate
lol thanks mate...
how about a one off's shoooot
ribennna, safron,
pre production, never quite made it colours...
Time to resurrect an old thread.............
Pictures of Phase 2 [v6plaque]035[/v6plaque] look fantastic, but more importantly I have just come across the Renault Clio V6 Buyers Guide in Practical Performance Car (August 2007, Issue 40) that is the subject of this photo shoot.
The article starts off as follows:
"The £10K super car
RENAULT CLIO V6
With bullfrog looks and bulldog bite the Clio V6 isn't for the lilly livered. Ed Hull shows you how to buy the mid-engined exotic that's built to thrill".
I quite like this bit:
"Think of it as a 60s or 70s Italian supercar, made reliable and crammed into the familiar silhouette of a Clio"
Good article, without the usual wish-washy commentary that just brushes over the important bits. In depth enough, and with the right amount of technical information that befits a proper buyers guide. Possibly the only buyers guide I have read that emphasises not to overlook cars "at the cheaper end of the market.......that's been a Cat D write-off and repaired", along with checking for loose subframe bolts, and, with reference to the geometry, not to trust "a Renault dealer to get them right" .
v6Clio.net does get a special mention, and so does Scott (SGM), who I am sure provided the necessary technical info. :approve:
If this feature is not on record, I can scan and email it when I have some time to [mention=1292,#2b2b2b]Duncan[/mention] and/or [mention=2296,#2b2b2b]Ben[/mention], who I am sure will be able to do the needful.
I see that [v6plaque]035[/v6plaque] is still owned by a club member [mention=676,#000000]cslcraig[/mention].
Pictures of Phase 2 [v6plaque]035[/v6plaque] look fantastic, but more importantly I have just come across the Renault Clio V6 Buyers Guide in Practical Performance Car (August 2007, Issue 40) that is the subject of this photo shoot.
The article starts off as follows:
"The £10K super car
RENAULT CLIO V6
With bullfrog looks and bulldog bite the Clio V6 isn't for the lilly livered. Ed Hull shows you how to buy the mid-engined exotic that's built to thrill".
I quite like this bit:
"Think of it as a 60s or 70s Italian supercar, made reliable and crammed into the familiar silhouette of a Clio"
Good article, without the usual wish-washy commentary that just brushes over the important bits. In depth enough, and with the right amount of technical information that befits a proper buyers guide. Possibly the only buyers guide I have read that emphasises not to overlook cars "at the cheaper end of the market.......that's been a Cat D write-off and repaired", along with checking for loose subframe bolts, and, with reference to the geometry, not to trust "a Renault dealer to get them right" .
v6Clio.net does get a special mention, and so does Scott (SGM), who I am sure provided the necessary technical info. :approve:
If this feature is not on record, I can scan and email it when I have some time to [mention=1292,#2b2b2b]Duncan[/mention] and/or [mention=2296,#2b2b2b]Ben[/mention], who I am sure will be able to do the needful.
I see that [v6plaque]035[/v6plaque] is still owned by a club member [mention=676,#000000]cslcraig[/mention].
Rossington
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Those are really impressive pictures, couldn't think of a better colour for it.
