whats your motoring guilty secret?
Discussion
Finlandia said:
Monkeylegend said:
Thankyou4calling said:
It won't last long
Yes, as soon as that thing is fired up he will be out of there.Oh and for me, I rather like a well sorted FWD.
Baz Tench said:
I enjoy making life difficult for lane hoggers and people who fail to get into the 'correct' lane at roundabouts.
Sometimes it looks like a genuine mistake, but I've still been a about it, by which time, it's too late.
I enjoy trapping these retards into a position where I can get on the horn and then cut them up.Sometimes it looks like a genuine mistake, but I've still been a about it, by which time, it's too late.
Monkeylegend said:
MonkeyDust said:
Monkeylegend said:
I once drove my FiL's Skoda Estelle. Only the once.
I started learning to drive in one, horrid thing.I also owned a mk3 Astra for many years, a 2.0 sport, and I rather liked it.
Klippie said:
This screams Nisan Micra...
I had a "lesson" or two with my Mum in her Micra in a car park. I was somewhat impressed, upon opening the bonnet, to see "Twin Cam 16 Valve" stamped on the engine. It was also surprisingly nippy when you put your foot down, not that I ever practised alone. Ahem.I'm also a bit of a Rover fan (I've had two) and couldn't understand the hate for the Metro in Friday's SOTW. I'd love one. I have very fond memories driving a borrowed Rover 25 around, even overtaking a slow-moving Passat on a country road.
My guilty motoring secrets... Chronologically...
As a youngster 17-21
I replaced the 1.6 badge on my Cortina to 2.0 one... I mean who gave a t*** ... What did I do that for???
I could not resist the urge to immediately fit spotlights to any car I had... Even on a Dolomite, even though I knew they looked crap.
I bought a Renault 16 because the whole interior converted into a bed...thinking I might get laid etc... (it did not help)
Ferris Bueller inspired me to steal any car my father had when he was away on business. (If I could disconnect the speedo ...I did)
As a young Man in my 20's
I too had a Carina E.. I actually had two... (Company cars I had no choice) I used to secretly think they looked a bit like a 3 series... (They did not at all)
I thought I looked a bit like Dirty Den or Spender in my black saab 900i..(with 3 spoke alloys). I even used to wear a black polo neck and black leather jacket to complete the look...... OMG what was I doing!!
In my 30's
I had the wire disconnected on my BMW E46 so I could watch TV at any speed.
In my 40's
Despite being lucky enough to have some very nice cars... I'm happiest just trundling about in my £500 Jeep Cherokee..
There you go ... its all out now... I feel a bit better
As a youngster 17-21
I replaced the 1.6 badge on my Cortina to 2.0 one... I mean who gave a t*** ... What did I do that for???
I could not resist the urge to immediately fit spotlights to any car I had... Even on a Dolomite, even though I knew they looked crap.
I bought a Renault 16 because the whole interior converted into a bed...thinking I might get laid etc... (it did not help)
Ferris Bueller inspired me to steal any car my father had when he was away on business. (If I could disconnect the speedo ...I did)
As a young Man in my 20's
I too had a Carina E.. I actually had two... (Company cars I had no choice) I used to secretly think they looked a bit like a 3 series... (They did not at all)
I thought I looked a bit like Dirty Den or Spender in my black saab 900i..(with 3 spoke alloys). I even used to wear a black polo neck and black leather jacket to complete the look...... OMG what was I doing!!
In my 30's
I had the wire disconnected on my BMW E46 so I could watch TV at any speed.
In my 40's
Despite being lucky enough to have some very nice cars... I'm happiest just trundling about in my £500 Jeep Cherokee..
There you go ... its all out now... I feel a bit better
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