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hotel21 Administrator Offline Posts: 12766 Doghouse Gender: Drives: into lamposts	Re: Hi Reply #15 - 15. Jan 2007 at 10:23 Howdoo Eddy. Welcome to the forum. Good luck with the car search, if you are patient then no doubt the right combination of estate/engine/fuel/price will present itself sometime. Hope your daughter enjoys her new chariot. cheers B
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bobdent Omega Lord Offline Drives better than an Omega Posts: 6705 A pub in Hertfordshire Gender: Drives: 2002 3.2 MV6 Irmscher Estate	Re: Hi Reply #16 - 15. Jan 2007 at 11:06 Hi Eddy and welcome aboard. Good luck with the car purchase - you should be able to get a really decent Omega for that sort of money.
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nixoro Omega Baron Offline Posts: 3104 Hitchin, Herts Gender: Drives: 56 Plate - Zafira 1.6	Re: Hi Reply #17 - 15. Jan 2007 at 13:32 Hello and welcome
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Markie Omega Lord Offline Posts: 7914 Lanarkshire, Scotland Gender: Drives: RS4, X5, Range Rover	Re: Hi Reply #18 - 15. Jan 2007 at 15:12 Welcome to the site Eddie
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Re: Hi
Reply #19 - 15. Jan 2007 at 18:01

Eddy Matthews wrote on 13. Jan 2007 at 21:17:

Martin Imber wrote on 13. Jan 2007 at 21:12:

Hello & Welcome, an Omega will be ideal huge estate for not huge cash.

Which engine are you after?

I was originally thinking of a diesel, but the more I think about it the more I think I might go for a 2.6 V6. Ideally with an lpg conversion, but even that isn't essential as I could save the money and have a new system fitted in about 12 months - I've even tracked down a company that will fit one locally.

Regards
Eddy

The 2.6 is a good engine, very smooth and quite powerful, it does work well with LPG, what system would they fit?

The other tuned 2.6. DIY LPG, towbar, upgrade ICE & Wing Spoiler, Air shocks, Eibach Pro Springs, Poly WB bushes, WIM setup, HID conversion, 3.0 cams, ported ect.

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Eddy Matthews Junior Member Offline Posts: 72 Thornaby, Cleveland Gender:	Re: Hi Reply #20 - 15. Jan 2007 at 19:54 Martin Imber wrote on 15. Jan 2007 at 18:01: The 2.6 is a good engine, very smooth and quite powerful, it does work well with LPG, what system would they fit? It would be either an SGI or VSI system - Not that it means a damned thing to me! Regards Eddy
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