Or How About A Ginetta?

Or How About A Ginetta?

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Flintstone

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Sunday 9th November 2003
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I like Ginettas too. Probably more practical than a Cobra.

Any owners out there care to share their opinions on the G27 onwards?

Flintstone

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248 months

Sunday 9th November 2003
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Oh, alright.

(Yes dear.......coming)

Flintstone

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Sunday 9th November 2003
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The trouble is I'm not really sure what I want.

I can see now why people build cars then sell them. I've finished the engine tuning, reckon I've got the nippiest Banham around and now want something different to play with. Nothing wrong with my car but I've had it two and-a-half years, that's all.

I need/want something quick and practical. Any other suggestions?

>> Edited by Flintstone on Sunday 9th November 20:12

Flintstone

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Sunday 9th November 2003
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1. As little as I have to but as much as she-who-must-be-obeyed will let me. Even after selling the Banham I'll have to borrow. I'd like to say that the £15000 being asked for the Libra is possible but I'm not sure.

2. It'll be my everyday car. We have a family car so two seats is no problem.

3. Yes, it will be used all year round.

4. Garaged? Probably not at first. Current one too small and full of junk.

5. How fast? Fast. I do like chucking my car around and have a heavy right foot. (Still only three points onmy licence though).

The GTM is beginning to look favourite again.

>> Edited by Flintstone on Sunday 9th November 23:44

Flintstone

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Monday 10th November 2003
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Hmmm, not keen on the 2+2 styling Graham.

Don't you think it looks a bit dated?

Flintstone

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Sunday 16th November 2003
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Mmmm, nice looking.

Appears to be a large rat in the front seat though