Buying a Ring car
Discussion
Guys,
Thanks for all of your help, I have managed to pick up a "ready made" car in the UK... and its even already got a ring sticker on it!!!
Who is the best person to speak to at RR?? bearing in mind that the only German I know streches to telling a really bad joke about an egg and a river...
Thanks for all of your help, I have managed to pick up a "ready made" car in the UK... and its even already got a ring sticker on it!!!
Who is the best person to speak to at RR?? bearing in mind that the only German I know streches to telling a really bad joke about an egg and a river...
doctorpepper said:
Guys,
Thanks for all of your help, I have managed to pick up a "ready made" car in the UK... and its even already got a ring sticker on it!!!
Who is the best person to speak to at RR?? bearing in mind that the only German I know streches to telling a really bad joke about an egg and a river...
So waht did you buy?
Adenauer said:
Hi Dom, when are you next over?
31st March to April 2nd, plus again last weekend of June.
Saturday night (1st April) is the planned 'Wild Pig and Pool Sharking' evening, so please warn the locals and book the pool table for us Oh, and arrange a wild pig for Ross, human or otherwise. It is April fool's day after all - God gave us April, I'm bringing the fool
Should be a laugh. Look forward to seeing you there.
ATB
Dom
There just may be the possibility that a share of the infamous 'ringers' C-Car is to be offered for sale to a suitably qualified driver. Great way of having a fully prepped 'ring toy at your disposal without the hassles of getting it to and fro.
MK 2 GTi with all the proper bits and pieces.
MK 2 GTi with all the proper bits and pieces.
hammerwerfer said:
Shhhh....!!!
Having taken the piss - I should also say that I reckon (not being directly involved) that the C-Car is a really good idea and from what I've seen works really well. To use a light weight car with decent suspension and set up purely for the Ring is really nice.
I suspect that many people would be put off by the cost. I would say that running your own car is in fact way more expensive - the costs are hidden (waerr and tear, tyres, servicing, brakes, suspension parts, etc etc) - but with the C-Car it has all been carefully calculated.
I leave my french clutter over there for 8 months of the year and it seems to work ok. The only dodgey bit is driving it back at the end of the year. Broken down a couple of times already. Easy though just book an extra day off work, because I know its going to happen
Also ome good guys out there to work on the car when it goes wrong.
Gary
Also ome good guys out there to work on the car when it goes wrong.
Gary
gutmann pug said:
The only dodgey bit is driving it back at the end of the year. Broken down a couple of times already. Easy though just book an extra day off work, because I know its going to happen
And when you add up the cost of those 2 days off work & the fuel etc etc, you may indeed find its cheaper to have it transported back, not that I can think of anyone to do that sort of thing of course
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