best car ever driven
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wackojacko said:
Have only owned 1 car to this present day so I suppose it's the best and the worst. Soon to be buying an E36 328i for another track project.
It has semi slicks, 1 seat and various other modifications that mean it was keeping up with or passing most things at Castle Combe.
Jacko, how much did you pay for insurance, if you don't mind me asking? It has semi slicks, 1 seat and various other modifications that mean it was keeping up with or passing most things at Castle Combe.
Another Fluffer said:
wackojacko, you lucky 
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Very lucky indeed, Everyone that knows me knows I can drive most things very quickly in most conditions obviously in a safe manor so do not mind chucking me the keys to some sensational pieces of machinery.
Also amusing to see other drivers especially when out on track that really really don't like being passed and left by someone so young
Another Fluffer said:
wackojacko said:
Have only owned 1 car to this present day so I suppose it's the best and the worst. Soon to be buying an E36 328i for another track project.
It has semi slicks, 1 seat and various other modifications that mean it was keeping up with or passing most things at Castle Combe.
Jacko, how much did you pay for insurance, if you don't mind me asking? It has semi slicks, 1 seat and various other modifications that mean it was keeping up with or passing most things at Castle Combe.
No doubt the key board warriors will be here soon
It is through Admiral with their Multi car policy as we have 6 cars on the policy, 3 of which are group 20 insurance plus we have loyalty discount etc etc.... for all the modifications they just charged me and admin fee
wackojacko said:
Another Fluffer said:
wackojacko, you lucky !
! Very lucky indeed, Everyone that knows me knows I can drive most things very quickly in most conditions obviously in a safe manor so do not mind chucking me the keys to some sensational pieces of machinery.
Also amusing to see other drivers especially when out on track that really really don't like being passed and left by someone so young
I have had this on the road, people underestimate 'that kid' in the learner car does give them a surprise on the b roads 
Quite fancy getting an Astra Coupe as they are really cheap and look pretty good.
wackojacko said:
£1600 Fully comp with a credited years no claims so I will be receiving the equivelent of 2 years NCB in November so I did contemplate an E36 M3 but all looks very expensive when tracking it atleast 10 times per year... so E36 328i track project will be arriving in November.
No doubt the key board warriors will be here soon
It is through Admiral with their Multi car policy as we have 6 cars on the policy, 3 of which are group 20 insurance plus we have loyalty discount etc etc.... for all the modifications they just charged me and admin fee
Again you lucky No doubt the key board warriors will be here soon
It is through Admiral with their Multi car policy as we have 6 cars on the policy, 3 of which are group 20 insurance plus we have loyalty discount etc etc.... for all the modifications they just charged me and admin fee
! man that's a bloody good deal! going to be a while till I can save up that much 
So do you have a job or do your mum and dad pay for everything?
Another Fluffer said:
wackojacko said:
Another Fluffer said:
wackojacko, you lucky !
! Very lucky indeed, Everyone that knows me knows I can drive most things very quickly in most conditions obviously in a safe manor so do not mind chucking me the keys to some sensational pieces of machinery.
Also amusing to see other drivers especially when out on track that really really don't like being passed and left by someone so young
I have had this on the road, people underestimate 'that kid' in the learner car does give them a surprise on the b roads Quite fancy getting an Astra Coupe as they are really cheap and look pretty good.
I bought this for pence from a family member just to cain the s
t out of and have as much fun out of it as possible...... working well so far Another Fluffer said:
wackojacko said:
£1600 Fully comp with a credited years no claims so I will be receiving the equivelent of 2 years NCB in November so I did contemplate an E36 M3 but all looks very expensive when tracking it atleast 10 times per year... so E36 328i track project will be arriving in November.
No doubt the key board warriors will be here soon
It is through Admiral with their Multi car policy as we have 6 cars on the policy, 3 of which are group 20 insurance plus we have loyalty discount etc etc.... for all the modifications they just charged me and admin fee
Again you lucky No doubt the key board warriors will be here soon
It is through Admiral with their Multi car policy as we have 6 cars on the policy, 3 of which are group 20 insurance plus we have loyalty discount etc etc.... for all the modifications they just charged me and admin fee
! man that's a bloody good deal! going to be a while till I can save up that much So do you have a job or do your mum and dad pay for everything?
Duvet testing is a hi-flying job my friend wackojacko said:
Duvet testing is a hi-flying job my friend 
wackojacko said:
Astra coupe's are quite good cars don't handle to badly and yes they are suprisingly cheap for the kit you can get on them.
I bought this for pence from a family member just to cain the st out of and have as much fun out of it as possible...... working well so far
Man, I would love a family that is into cars! I bought this for pence from a family member just to cain the s
t out of and have as much fun out of it as possible...... working well so far the best car my family has had is a 1.2 polo undoubtedly the best "road car" i have ever driven:
and that is from someone who doesn't even "like" 911's................ ;-)
(no car i have ever driven (and after 20 years in automotive development, i've driven a few;-), can match the "your mum could drive it to the shops" ease, with the "win a tarmac stage rally straight out the box" maximum attack lunacy of the thing
)
and that is from someone who doesn't even "like" 911's................ ;-)
(no car i have ever driven (and after 20 years in automotive development, i've driven a few;-), can match the "your mum could drive it to the shops" ease, with the "win a tarmac stage rally straight out the box" maximum attack lunacy of the thing
)
Ferrari 458 by Thomas Saunders, on Flickr
That's me in the 458 I drove last weekend. Thankfully you can't see my face.
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