Love of my life goes off with another man.
Love of my life goes off with another man.
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wildego1

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110 posts

282 months

Thursday 1st April 2004
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I cant believe what I've done. Sold my Chimaera.

I knew I may be a bit choked, but wasn't prepared for this.

I'm off my food, really quiet, sombre, depressed.
Even my newly enlivened bank balance fails to cheer.

It might have been slightly better had it not been sunny yesterday, I made it worse for myself by giving it one last wash. I'm sure it looked shinier than normal and sounded nicer as he drove it away.

Dont know what youv'e got 'till its gone. Hmmm, true!

Anyway thanks to everyone who has answered my silly questions on here, guess I'll be lurking in future.

Thanks to Karen & Steve for the great Surrey Sundays and to the organisors of all the other runs I have been on.

Simon, if you read this, I hope it brings you as much trouble free pleasure as I have had.

ENJOY!

Martin

apache

39,731 posts

313 months

Thursday 1st April 2004
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There's only one cure for that kinda love sickness, bugger off and get another one

Steve_T

6,356 posts

301 months

Friday 2nd April 2004
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You're very welcome Martin and just because you don't have the car doesn't mean you can't attend our get togethers any more.

All the best,

Steve.

kojak69

4,547 posts

282 months

Friday 2nd April 2004
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apache said:
There's only one cure for that kinda love sickness, bugger off and get another one


apprentice

1,219 posts

289 months

Friday 2nd April 2004
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She was absolutely gorgeous Martin - it must be like losing a mistress - no wonder you are down! ...in future will she be regailing her Highland Purple curves around Surrey?

wildego1

Original Poster:

110 posts

282 months

Friday 2nd April 2004
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apprentice said:
...in future will she be regailing her Highland Purple curves around Surrey?

No she's gone to live in Stratford-upon-Avon, at least I won't be bumping into it around here. That really would be too much to bear, I wouldn't want to be accused of stalking.

yellow peril

5,131 posts

301 months

Friday 2nd April 2004
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Couldn't you compromise and have a slightly smaller bank balance and an 'S' in the drive?

...//P//

wildego1

Original Poster:

110 posts

282 months

Friday 2nd April 2004
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steve-t said:
just because you don't have the car doesn't mean you can't attend our get togethers any more.

Cheers Steve, I will.

yellowperil said:
Smaller balance, S in the drive

Not at the moment sadly, I need to muster all I can for a deposit for somewhere to live. I like the idea though.


S3 Kieran

968 posts

282 months

Friday 2nd April 2004
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yellow peril said:
Couldn't you compromise and have a slightly smaller bank balance and an 'S' in the drive?

...//P//
You don't need a V8 to cream yer pants, and you don't have to go so fast to get your jollies = less licence worries + just as much fun!

Incorrigible

13,668 posts

290 months

Friday 2nd April 2004
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I cured my depression by buying a bike and ordering a Caterham

Try it, it really works

Mrs_T

1,533 posts

278 months

Friday 2nd April 2004
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Martin, the club is about people as well as cars. There will always be a seat for you in a certain yellow chim. Maybe you'd be a better passenger than Steve_T. He can always try and catch us on his bike. At least I won't hear him complaining over the noise of the combined engines (and the helmet!).
Karen

wildego1

Original Poster:

110 posts

282 months

Friday 2nd April 2004
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Karen said:
There will always be a seat for you in a certain yellow chim.

Cheers Karen, I've always fancied a spin in the beast.
It will be a great antidote to my self imposed numptydom.

Thanks

V8 Archie

4,703 posts

277 months

Friday 2nd April 2004
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S3 Kieran said:
You don't need a V8 to cream yer pants
Maybe you don't, but I beg to differ.

simon_s

12 posts

270 months

Monday 5th April 2004
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Martin,

The car is a delight: all credit to you for keeping it in such fantastic condition. I feel I'm just custodian of it for a while and will try my hardest to keep up to your high standards of care and maintenance.

Simon

PS - been a bit busy (seemingly finding any excuse to drive it/ wash it/ look at it) any one around in the S Warwickshire area?

JonRB

79,996 posts

301 months

Monday 5th April 2004
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simon - take it easy for a while if it's your first TVR, especially when it rains.

Other than that, have fun and welcome to TVR ownership!

simon_s

12 posts

270 months

Monday 5th April 2004
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JonRB said:
simon - take it easy for a while if it's your first TVR, especially when it rains.

Other than that, have fun and welcome to TVR ownership!


Thanks for the advice - been taking things v. gently at the moment and enjoying the noise 'till I gain the measure of it

caro

1,018 posts

313 months

Monday 5th April 2004
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Simon, congrats on the new car - I am near Stratford and will keep and eye out for the Highland Purple!
Wildego1, it must be a wrench to see it go, but I'm sure Karen, Steve and Mon-keh will help you get your fix now and then until you have another beast of your own.

wildego1

Original Poster:

110 posts

282 months

Monday 5th April 2004
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Simon,


I'm glad you're happy with it, and I like the custodian thing, makes it a bit easier.

Dont forget to find a nice tunnel near by to turn that TVR grin into uncontrollable laughter

Martin