Has anyone ever bought the "Shed of the week"?
Has anyone ever bought the "Shed of the week"?
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Eighteeteewhy

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7,259 posts

191 months

Thursday 26th January 2012
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Every week you hear...

If I had the spare money, if I was closer, if I hadn't just bought my xxxxx, etc...

So has anyone bought one? How was it, reliable up to your expectations or was it indeed...a shed?

B'stard Child

30,802 posts

269 months

Thursday 26th January 2012
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Eighteeteewhy said:
Every week you hear...

If I had the spare money, if I was closer, if I hadn't just bought my xxxxx, etc...

So has anyone bought one? How was it, reliable up to your expectations or was it indeed...a shed?
Topic has been before and the answer is a definate yes

Opel Monza GSE, Jaguar XJR are just a couple that spring to mind

Eighteeteewhy

Original Poster:

7,259 posts

191 months

Thursday 26th January 2012
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B'stard Child said:
Topic has been before and the answer is a definate yes
Yes they bought them or yes they were sheds?
hehe

B'stard Child

30,802 posts

269 months

Thursday 26th January 2012
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Eighteeteewhy said:
B'stard Child said:
Topic has been before and the answer is a definate yes
Yes they bought them or yes they were sheds?
hehe
Yes they bought them

A shed is a wooden structure used to store stuff - don't take a literal meaning as far as SOTW is concerned.

The XJR was purchased for it's engine so I guess the rest of the car could be used for storage - but the owner said it drove fine.

Cotty

41,895 posts

307 months

Thursday 26th January 2012
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Eighteeteewhy said:
So has anyone bought one? How was it, reliable up to your expectations or was it indeed...a shed?
The E30 BMW 325i touring was shed of the week a while back
http://www.pistonheads.com/doc.asp?c=162&i=203...

I have had mine for nearly ten years and its far from a shed as the magazine feature will testify. Been very reliable apart from eating batteries every few years, but thats my fault for not using it much.