80p and a sports exhaust
80p and a sports exhaust
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srebbe64

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13,021 posts

267 months

Tuesday 14th November 2006
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That's what I did today!!!

I got a sports exhaust fitted to my Tiv and duly went looking for some tunnels (as you do). Was so impressed with the 'music' that I drove into a local multi-storey carpark, spent 20 minutes driving around. I then paid my 80p and drove home.

Am I a big kid? Yep, I think I probably am!!!

tvrski

248 posts

252 months

Wednesday 15th November 2006
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did you make some new "friends"? last time listening to my engine and tyres in the carpark i got some very unfriendly looks and signs

TON70

531 posts

262 months

Wednesday 15th November 2006
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srebbe64 said:
That's what I did today!!!

I got a sports exhaust fitted to my Tiv and duly went looking for some tunnels (as you do). Was so impressed with the 'music' that I drove into a local multi-storey carpark, spent 20 minutes driving around. I then paid my 80p and drove home.

Am I a big kid? Yep, I think I probably am!!!


rofl rofl I like your style thumbup

icraigmy

1,653 posts

253 months

Wednesday 15th November 2006
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srebbe64 said:
That's what I did today!!!

I got a sports exhaust fitted to my Tiv and duly went looking for some tunnels (as you do). Was so impressed with the 'music' that I drove into a local multi-storey carpark, spent 20 minutes driving around. I then paid my 80p and drove home.

Am I a big kid? Yep, I think I probably am!!!


Done the same. No tunnels around Swindon, but the JP sang a sweet song in the multistory car parkhehe. Got a mixed reception though.

Anyway who cares, you only live once thumbup

puffsorted2

2,442 posts

255 months

Wednesday 15th November 2006
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Yeap done the same after getting back from Offords (Brewery car park Romford) - only the car park is pay and display so cost me nothing.

Edited by puffsorted2 on Wednesday 15th November 09:25

Mrs_T

1,533 posts

279 months

Wednesday 15th November 2006
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If you're ever bored in Bath, drive into the underground carpark for Sainsburys. It's all constructed from Bath stone and I guarantee you'll set off every alarm in the place. The noise is truly deafening! hehe

anonymous-user

84 months

Wednesday 15th November 2006
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but my old car used to do that in there as well - i was a teenager then and had a silly exhaust. We thought we were cool paperbag

slikk

2,135 posts

273 months

Wednesday 15th November 2006
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A quick blip as you drive past Range Rovers sets their alarms off nicely

kim

icraigmy

1,653 posts

253 months

Wednesday 15th November 2006
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Mrs_T said:
If you're ever bored in Bath, drive into the underground carpark for Sainsburys. It's all constructed from Bath stone and I guarantee you'll set off every alarm in the place. The noise is truly deafening! hehe


Done that aswellhehe. Also you get great echo off the tall buildings in Bath. Tall buildings and narrow roads = amazing soundhehe.

I'm a sad git, I know, I'll get me coatboxedin

byker28i

91,822 posts

247 months

Wednesday 15th November 2006
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icraigmy said:


Done the same. No tunnels around Swindon, but the JP sang a sweet song in the multistory car parkhehe. Got a mixed reception though.

Anyway who cares, you only live once thumbup


Ah you jest sir. The railway bridge just past the station is very low and echo's nicely and there's the bridge under the motorway on the old roman road from Wanborough to Lambourn

Mrs_T

1,533 posts

279 months

Wednesday 15th November 2006
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Small stone cottages, narrow roads, 6am on a Sunday can only mean one thing. Petworth anyone!!!


icraigmy said:
Mrs_T said:
If you're ever bored in Bath, drive into the underground carpark for Sainsburys. It's all constructed from Bath stone and I guarantee you'll set off every alarm in the place. The noise is truly deafening! hehe


Done that aswellhehe. Also you get great echo off the tall buildings in Bath. Tall buildings and narrow roads = amazing soundhehe.

I'm a sad git, I know, I'll get me coatboxedin

V-GOM

1,650 posts

258 months

Wednesday 15th November 2006
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nono You silly, naughty peoplehehe

.Mark

11,104 posts

306 months

Wednesday 15th November 2006
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Mrs_T said:
Small stone cottages, narrow roads, 6am on a Sunday can only mean one thing. Petworth anyone!!!



Love Petworth, test drove a Cerbie with sports exahust along the very narrow high walled part leading to the roundabout and was heading towards town.
There was an old lady walking her dog at the exact point I had to back off (no really!) Jo said the old girl was last seen standing as still as a statue with the dog actually clear of the ground. I can't confirm the fact as my eyes were blurred with tears of laughter

Tyre Smoke

23,018 posts

291 months

Wednesday 15th November 2006
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V-GOM said:
nono You silly, naughty peoplehehe


Pot, kettle!!!

alex.tvr

331 posts

288 months

Wednesday 15th November 2006
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byker28i said:
icraigmy said:


Done the same. No tunnels around Swindon, but the JP sang a sweet song in the multistory car parkhehe. Got a mixed reception though.

Anyway who cares, you only live once thumbup


Ah you jest sir. The railway bridge just past the station is very low and echo's nicely and there's the bridge under the motorway on the old roman road from Wanborough to Lambourn

Yep, thats a good one, and a much better route to Newbury than the M4.

V-GOM

1,650 posts

258 months

Wednesday 15th November 2006
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Tyre Smoke said:
V-GOM said:
nono You silly, naughty peoplehehe


Pot, kettle!!!


Ah, but I don't have blacked out windowspaperbag