I'm back!

Hellooooo....

Haven't posted here for ages, have been very busy at Uni!

Finished for Xmas :-) How is everyone?

Guess the car I am driving now, it's not a T-5, nor is it the MGF or the Golf GTi...

Hugo T-J

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Hugo Taylor-Jones
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Do we care?

Looks like we're in for a Christmas of 'look what car daddy bought me this week'

Reply to
SteveH

Blimey, he's not even mentioned if it's a Ford or not and you're already on the hammer!

Reply to
DervMan

Heh.

I just know we're going to get the 'considerably richer' [1] act all over again.

[1] Remember - Harry Enfield.
Reply to
SteveH

Hi.

Finished last friday pretty much, home on tuesday and on hols till Feb 2nd :D

I dunno, what are the semi rich buying these days? Probly summet camp as you did own an MGF, Audi TT?

Reply to
Dan405

1993 1.1 clio?
Reply to
Depresion

:)

But you and I have something much, much greater . . .

Reply to
DervMan

Don't know if anybody really cares but go on, tell us what Daddy's bought you now. I'm sure you'll start another dozen threads about what he should buy you next anyway.

Reply to
James

You're parents have gone bankrput, so you're driving a D reg Fiat Panda?

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Carl Gibbs

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Don't tell me, a Trabant, or a 2CV, or a Fiat 126, because retro and suffering for your passion is so cool?

Reply to
MeatballTurbo

Fuck it, I want the rich parents instead of the something greater :)

Reply to
Lordy

Your one to talk.What make you suffer in a Retro car?

Reply to
Depresion

It's a well known fact that Carl has had to swap 30 miles of vacuum hose on his SAAB :P.

Reply to
Doki

That's only because he didn't start with the right bit. Fool that he is. ;)

Reply to
Depresion

Hugo Taylor-Jones raved thus:

:: Guess the car I am driving now, it's not a T-5, nor is it the MGF or :: the Golf GTi...

Bentley. Or that Mustang from a recent thread with jap decals and the piston rotery.

Abo

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Abo

Something you've bought yourself?

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Doki

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Unlike Hugo, my daddy isn't loaded. I don't have to trek across two continents to get to the Holiday home.

I drive a retro car for one simple reason. Becuase I can buy it for retro money, and still get most of the modern toys I want.

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MeatballTurbo

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Actually I did start with the right bit. The vacuum hose. The whole bloody lot was either split, hardened or perished.

Reply to
MeatballTurbo

*ding*

OK, so my gearbox is a little clunky, but other than that my 75 feels as tight as the day it came out of the showroom.

Turns in close on 40mpg, has loads of toys and is comfy.

£600..... or £6k for it's current equivalent at 5 years old.

No-brainer.

Reply to
SteveH

i think retro cars are a bargin, the ones that are still about are normally the better ones so unlikely to be complete crap (still gotta be careful though) few tweaks normally ups the power to something respectable for not to much hard earned notes.

plus most that see my car love it's retro look and it's cool when someone comes up and says 'thats a pretty cool car, what is it?'

plus hopefully when i can afford a SC conversion it'll have that stealth power thing going too hehe, doubt many would exspect a 0-60 of 5.8secs from a B reg ;)

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Vamp

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