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@ matt864, its not a genuine RS but a 1600 Sport.

There were only 3 different types of mk2 Escort that were badged "RS", the very rare RS1800 (very detuned BDA) and the RS Mexico (shitty 1600 Pinto) both with the normal "flat front" (the best look of all IMO). Only the RS2000 had the sloping nosecone.

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Don't these cars have Mk3 Polo style front suspension lay outs?

actually i think you'll find the polo has the escort suspension lay out!

Well if you want to be picky Mr Pinches I stand corrected...

one day i will own a mk2 escort, doubt it will be cossie powered tho :lol:

one day i will own a mk2 escort, doubt it will be cossie powered tho :lol:

could have an 1100cc engine and it's still be rude...brown paint, black vinyl roof, some nice wheels and a polished engine of what ever displacement. Get yourself a sharp suit and drive about like you're in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.

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one day i will own a mk2 escort, doubt it will be cossie powered tho :lol:

could have an 1100cc engine and it's still be rude...brown paint, black vinyl roof, some nice wheels and a polished engine of what ever displacement. Get yourself a sharp suit and drive about like you're in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.

me? in a suit? :lol:

that would be pure rude tho, i wish i had been a few years older, when i was like 14 you could pick up mk2 escorts cheap as chips. if do get one i'd go for a pinto on a nice set of carbs (if fuel prices allow :lol: )

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