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Author Topic: Jimbo's MV6 Saloon  (Read 3177 times)

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laughjimbo

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Jimbo's MV6 Saloon
« on: 29 April 2007, 17:17:19 »
These are a few pics of my MV6 Saloon with manual box, unfortunately showing my roof rack fitted when about to go on holiday.
Will take some more pictures soon.










Sorry about the picture of my old van in the background!!


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Re: Jimbo's MV6 Saloon
« Reply #1 on: 29 April 2007, 20:53:53 »
 ;)V6, leather, manual? Peachy Mig. Are those mv6 wheels? Looking good 8-)
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Re: Jimbo's MV6 Saloon
« Reply #2 on: 29 April 2007, 22:37:53 »
Yeah they are MV6 alloys, the car is a 3.0 MV6 Manual. Had the car just over a year now and very happy with it so now it is time to spend some dosh on it and get the stainless exhaust and fit my Alpine and Dynaudio Sounds to the car.
All I have done to it is change the cam belt, water pump, etc, fit a K & N panel filter, new standards brake discs and pads all round, new gas shocks all round.
Want to do loads to it but keep it looking fairly standard.
Thanks for comments.
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Re: Jimbo's MV6 Saloon
« Reply #3 on: 03 May 2007, 22:28:46 »
Very nice, prob the best spec Omega you can get... manual 3.0 MV6 with sports leather :) If only I had the leather ;)

I highly recommend cruise if you don't already have it, costs about £50 for the bits and quite easy to fit. Electrochromatic mirror is great too, pick one up for £15 and very easy to install if you can solder.
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