hey all,

my name is Sebastiaan Seip, and live in western Netherlands.
22 years old, and lucky owner of an cosworth.
Looking for an job &amp\\;&nbsp\\;Living in an Caravan.&nbsp\\;75 euro as my last money, and an empty tank. what could i wish more to be lucky[sm=imsmilin.gif][sm=itsok.gif]
the car is an 2.9 24V V6 Cosworth with RWD. not real powerfull, bud with 1480 kilo of weight is he still fast enough. 7.7 seconds to 60.
i'm the 2nd owner in 14 years of the car's living, and really good shape.
even with 4 other scorpio's in netherlands one of the last cosworth's......
my friend call the car the roadrunner, because he's still running. and he's know why. germany is not far of Zeeland, so sometimes when i go to my grandmother and father, the scorpio can do a quick run.
last speed on GPS was 228 km/h......only after 14 years of age...he's slow.
big audi's, BMW, and other cars are much faster than the scorpio.
but hey. it's a ford. it's not a shame that my car is slower then the rest. i whas born in the back seat of an 77' ford granada....i could not wait to get on the planet and drive an ford either[sm=signs003.gif]

so, here are the pictures of my scorpio. the last rwd ford of europe











and my cars before. all of them a ford.
maybe it's true. once an ford driver.........always an ford driver[8D]

my 95 ford mondeo 1.6i 16V FWD
when i bought him, he had only 34.000km on the tacho in 11 years!!!!!



and my first car!
an ford escort 1.4i 8V with 50.000 km in 14 years......
the first car is the best car they say....that's why i've still got him





and inside. nice and shiny as new



so. that's the car history of an real ford lover from the netherlands.
maybe it's in my blood to drive ford, cause my father had even like me always had an ford.
then he had a son who's not wait to born in an hospital like an normal person. no i came to this nice world with nice ford's.......on the rearseat of an ford

my big dream is still driving over the highways of america with my scorpio.
open roads, great country, nice people.
ok, stupid speedlimit's. bud an nice traffic for the cruise controll.

so, thank you all for this great forum[sm=americanasmiley.gif]

Greetings from Netherland.
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*Update 05-06-2008 *

today it whas an great day.
whole day noting to do, so i've would do something at my car.
repaint
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here some pictures how its now look like.
the car comes younger to me. more seriausly.
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so, how does it looks like?

 

Welcome to the site Sebastiaan..

Your passion for Ford vehicles shines through!! FOMCO is lucky to have owners like yourself.. Looks like they all/were in nice shape..
I can't imagin roadways with no speed limits.. Actually I can [sm=gears.gif].. Would love to give'm a try one day.. I've had my Hayabusa up to some pretty serious speeds, but the thought and risk of a few days is the klink always seems to spoil the moments.. We have some awsome roads up here in Northern California for the sport minded driver.. Let me know if you ever make it this way..

Again..Welcome to the site...