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Mikkel
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Subject: Re: Not getting rid of me that easily... Fri 21 May - 16:40
Thanks everyone. I'm seriously thinking about a classic Type R as my next project if I ever go back to 4 wheels... so watch this space
Robbo_22
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Subject: Re: Not getting rid of me that easily... Fri 21 May - 16:48
Welcome Mikkel - looking forward to some of your brutally honest IMO posts
Sure I saw your old Hawkeye on the A69 this morning - still not got a spoiler fitted
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Subject: Re: Not getting rid of me that easily... Fri 21 May - 17:32
Mikkel with the 'Great British Weather' you need something with a roof on for when it's snowing/hail stoning/raining etc
Mikkel
Posts : 30 Join date : 2010-05-19
Subject: Re: Not getting rid of me that easily... Fri 21 May - 19:34
Robbo_22 wrote:
Welcome Mikkel - looking forward to some of your brutally honest IMO posts
Sure I saw your old Hawkeye on the A69 this morning - still not got a spoiler fitted
I'm a pussy cat really
The lad that bought it lives in the North West but occasionally comes east, so it may well of been my old car. I sold it to him on the condition he did not stick any bits of unnecessary plastic or fake carbon fibre to the bodywork. He promised not to
I do miss the Impreza on those odd occasions I use the wife's car (Fiesta). It is painfully slow and apparently invisible to other road users in comparison.
Mikkel
Posts : 30 Join date : 2010-05-19
Subject: Re: Not getting rid of me that easily... Fri 21 May - 19:40
lil_me wrote:
Mikkel with the 'Great British Weather' you need something with a roof on for when it's snowing/hail stoning/raining etc
Indeed. I reckon I need a car for about two to three months of the year. This is why I have been thinking of picking up a classic on the cheap and giving myself a bit of a project. Classic, Escort, Sierra, Elise and Mini (classic) are currently under consideration for the cold months.
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Subject: Re: Not getting rid of me that easily... Fri 21 May - 21:16
Classic - yes Escort unreliable and old - pants in snow Sierra unreliable and old - unless you get a 4x you're stuck in snow Elise ...... no comment required if you are not a hairdresser......so useless in snow Mini (classic) won't start in the winter and take ages to warm up when they do - not much bigger than snow
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Posts : 888 Join date : 2010-03-13 Age : 48 Location : Rainton Gate
Subject: Re: Not getting rid of me that easily... Sat 22 May - 10:00
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