Where did 300bhp/ton go?

[TREMAiNE]

Urban Sports said:

TREMAiNE said:

I asked him on one of his YouTube videos.

He said that he'd just got bored of it now. Though, I can't see how one day you can decide that you are just bored after 30k posts lol

Post one of his vids please.

I'll have a hunt - this was quite a while ago!

[okie592]

He brought a mx5 and drove off into the sunset to pick up a daily 335d

[Urban Sports]

okie592 said:

He brought a mx5 and drove off into the sunset to pick up a daily 335d

Brought.

[okie592]

Urban Sports said:

Brought.

Oddly I typed bought first but feared being ridiculed for spelling it wrong

[Urban Sports]

okie592 said:

Urban Sports said:

Brought.

Oddly I typed bought first but feared being ridiculed for spelling it wrong

So typed brought instead! Jesus

[deltashad]

I was thinking about him recently.

Had a weekend away in a 'stang convertible. It was unbelievably crap. Every time I looked at it I thought of 300....

[Rawwr]

Here he is meeting Alan Partridge:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abmrAf0evgk

[TREMAiNE]

After extensive searching, here is a link to his YouTube channel.

Enjoy:

https://www.youtube.com/user/300bhpton/videos

[ArsE92]

DonkeyApple said:

It's a shame. He was like a dog with a bone but he knew an awful lot and was often correct and always interesting.

[Patrick Bateman]

Wherever he may be, know that if someone asks for suggestions on which practical family car to buy, his suggestions will involve old American muscle cars.

[anonymous-user]

Patrick Bateman said:

Wherever he may be, know that if someone asks for suggestions on which practical family car to buy, his suggestions will involve old American muscle cars.

My favourite "seriously?" suggestion of his was a PT Cruiser convertible as a good option for someone considering a Saab 9-3, Volvo C70, BMW 3 series, Audi A4 and talking about how stylish it was and how it would be a nicer place to be. All backed up with pictures to show just how fking awful a piece of st it was. That one has really stuck with me.

[TheLordJohn]

dme123 said:

My favourite "seriously?" suggestion of his was a PT Cruiser convertible as a good option for someone considering a Saab 9-3, Volvo C70, BMW 3 series, Audi A4 and talking about how styling it was and how it would be a nicer place to be. All backed up with pictures to show just how fking awful a piece of st it was. That one has really stuck with me.

Those PT Cruisers are terrible, hateful, hateful pieces of absolute st.
Burn them with fire.
Whenever I see one I always thing "This person must have given up on life, completely".

[TREMAiNE]

dme123 said:

Patrick Bateman said:

Wherever he may be, know that if someone asks for suggestions on which practical family car to buy, his suggestions will involve old American muscle cars.

My favourite "seriously?" suggestion of his was a PT Cruiser convertible as a good option for someone considering a Saab 9-3, Volvo C70, BMW 3 series, Audi A4 and talking about how stylish it was and how it would be a nicer place to be. All backed up with pictures to show just how fking awful a piece of st it was. That one has really stuck with me.

Pleaaaaase! The best time was when someone with a circa £20K budget wanted a family car that was reliable, fast, economical etc and amongst the waves of Audi, BMW, Merc responses was 300bhp/ton offering links to Ferrari Mondials in the classifieds and then when everyone started to bash him he stuck by his choice saying it was the best option!

[carinaman]

TREMAiNE said:

Pleaaaaase! The best time was when someone with a circa £20K budget wanted a family car that was reliable, fast, economical etc and amongst the waves of Audi, BMW, Merc responses was 300bhp/ton offering links to Ferrari Mondials in the classifieds and then when everyone started to bash him he stuck by his choice saying it was the best option!

The pre-T ones with the transverse V8 do offer the advantage of more affordable cambelt services.

[Patrick Bateman]

The board could do with him around, same with Vladimir.

[dbdb]

DonkeyApple said:

It's a shame. He was like a dog with a bone but he knew an awful lot and was often correct and always interesting.

I agree with this.

[jaisharma]

carinaman said:

The pre-T ones with the transverse V8 do offer the advantage of more affordable cambelt services.

I can't see much wrong with that theory.....

[jaisharma]

carinaman said:

The pre-T ones with the transverse V8 do offer the advantage of more affordable cambelt services.

I can't see much wrong with that theory.....

[Leins]

Patrick Bateman said:

The board could do with him around, same with Vladimir.

I agree on both counts, it's all gone a bit tame around here of late

[DonkeyApple]

Patrick Bateman said:

The board could do with him around, same with Vladimir.

There will be another Vladimir though. Just as soon as some old boy suddenly inherits some cash and buys a new car for cash for the first time and feels so proud that they have to mention it on every thread. I'm surprised he didn't just add a signature to save himself some time ever day.