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25 May 2010, 05:57 PM
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I like this one, http://pistonheads.com/sales/1679898.htm .
Or one like these, http://pistonheads.com/sales/1723391.htm .
http://pistonheads.com/sales/1329826.htm .
Or one like these, http://pistonheads.com/sales/1723391.htm .
http://pistonheads.com/sales/1329826.htm .
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25 May 2010, 06:33 PM
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I like this one, http://pistonheads.com/sales/1679898.htm .
Or one like these, http://pistonheads.com/sales/1723391.htm .
http://pistonheads.com/sales/1329826.htm .
Or one like these, http://pistonheads.com/sales/1723391.htm .
http://pistonheads.com/sales/1329826.htm .
I am not that old yet! New import, Tax?Huge price difference for two very similar red cars, even with the mileage difference.
26 May 2010, 11:27 AM
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The STi owes me nothing, no loans or cash owed.
So, do I:-
1. Big loan - new car and start from scratch?
2. Smaller loan - renew, upgrade and make it special to me, one hit plan?
3. Just tick along and do Q2 over a few months, loads of little plans so increasing costs on seperate items?
I am impatient and am looking at Q2.
Aaaaaaaargh!
So, do I:-
1. Big loan - new car and start from scratch?
2. Smaller loan - renew, upgrade and make it special to me, one hit plan?
3. Just tick along and do Q2 over a few months, loads of little plans so increasing costs on seperate items?
I am impatient and am looking at Q2.
Aaaaaaaargh!
26 May 2010, 12:56 PM
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The STi owes me nothing, no loans or cash owed.
So, do I:-
1. Big loan - new car and start from scratch?
2. Smaller loan - renew, upgrade and make it special to me, one hit plan?
3. Just tick along and do Q2 over a few months, loads of little plans so increasing costs on seperate items?
I am impatient and am looking at Q2.
Aaaaaaaargh!
So, do I:-
1. Big loan - new car and start from scratch?
2. Smaller loan - renew, upgrade and make it special to me, one hit plan?
3. Just tick along and do Q2 over a few months, loads of little plans so increasing costs on seperate items?
I am impatient and am looking at Q2.
Aaaaaaaargh!
Or have a look at the Foggy STi you mentioned earlier, your last Foggy was a really nice car and I would have considered buying it myself had I had the funds at the time.
26 May 2010, 03:41 PM
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To be honest mate, I really like the Foggy STI's and would consider a swap to one of these myself.
but now you don't need the boot for the dog perhaps a nice Type R from SVA import's
but now you don't need the boot for the dog perhaps a nice Type R from SVA import's
26 May 2010, 04:20 PM
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It would mean starting from scratch again. I think I'll go with Plan 2 and work up. I've still got the new subrame, diff carrier, trailing arms etc to fit. But, the service is next them the body work.
I am now on the roller..........................................no t saying it!
26 May 2010, 06:34 PM
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The STi owes me nothing, no loans or cash owed.
So, do I:-
1. Big loan - new car and start from scratch?
2. Smaller loan - renew, upgrade and make it special to me, one hit plan?
3. Just tick along and do Q2 over a few months, loads of little plans so increasing costs on seperate items?
I am impatient and am looking at Q2.
Aaaaaaaargh!
So, do I:-
1. Big loan - new car and start from scratch?
2. Smaller loan - renew, upgrade and make it special to me, one hit plan?
3. Just tick along and do Q2 over a few months, loads of little plans so increasing costs on seperate items?
I am impatient and am looking at Q2.
Aaaaaaaargh!
26 May 2010, 07:22 PM
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As much as I would like one I still have the grand children to consider. It's bad enough now with my grandson saying "Faster Grandad, faster!".
It would mean starting from scratch again. I think I'll go with Plan 2 and work up. I've still got the new subrame, diff carrier, trailing arms etc to fit. But, the service is next them the body work.
I am now on the roller..........................................no t saying it!
It would mean starting from scratch again. I think I'll go with Plan 2 and work up. I've still got the new subrame, diff carrier, trailing arms etc to fit. But, the service is next them the body work.
I am now on the roller..........................................no t saying it!
I've just bought a few goodies myself. damn that rogerclark web site
Car booked in for a few other little tweeks/remap. Brakes are nearly ready to on the rear (Repainting them)
