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I would, but I have an interview next week for a job with a car, so it would seem foolish to buy something until I know the outcome.Anyone fancy a bit of a gamble?
May 09, 2006
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My mate changed his car today, had a Mk2 MR2 NA, chopped it in for a Civic Type R. Just thought you'd all appreciate that, cos, you know, RWD to FWD, and the Civic is like, £12k and a 54 plater, and he doesn't even own his own home.... tsk!
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WTF???
That has to be worth more than a grand, surely... even with that many miles under its belt.
-- JackH
Hmmm, lots of miles, possibly a bit rough, missing keys.
It's probably about right - straight and tidy ones aren't *that* much more expensive these days.
*boggle*
On a different note, I picked up an N plate Golf TDI yesterday - GL model, so leccy toys all round, but alas, due to the age, no aircon.
Needs a windscreen, the front bumper painted and an MOT, but is otherwise pretty good nick bar the odd car park dent, and a massive wad of receipts from new, which suggest it was one owner up until 2003.
£375 - given how well it drives, I reckon I'll have it on the road all in for £600 max., including 6 months tax and a filter service. :-)-- JackH
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