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Hi there after trawling through the forums for a few years now, I thought it was high time I became an active part in them.
Heres my car, its not much compared to most on here, but its reasonably quick, comfortable and economical. Also pretty much the quickest thing I could get sensibly insured on! (Im 19)
It could also do with a clean but with the recent weather il wait till its a bit less wet!
Heres my car, its not much compared to most on here, but its reasonably quick, comfortable and economical. Also pretty much the quickest thing I could get sensibly insured on! (Im 19)
It could also do with a clean but with the recent weather il wait till its a bit less wet!
Thanks mate
My first car was a 1994 subaru impreza estate (it was only the 1.8 though!) it had done 140k and had seen better days bodywork wise, but only cost me a couple of hundred quid! I loved it, it was so much fun and drove like it only had 60k on the clock, it really was a hoot. Sadly that got written off in November (not my fault got sideswipped on a dual carridgeway) so did a hell of alot of work, and got the mondeo. Its got 108k on the clock and needed 4 new tyres. Apart from that everything else was fine, hasnt put a foot wrong. And its very nice to drive.
My first car was a 1994 subaru impreza estate (it was only the 1.8 though!) it had done 140k and had seen better days bodywork wise, but only cost me a couple of hundred quid! I loved it, it was so much fun and drove like it only had 60k on the clock, it really was a hoot. Sadly that got written off in November (not my fault got sideswipped on a dual carridgeway) so did a hell of alot of work, and got the mondeo. Its got 108k on the clock and needed 4 new tyres. Apart from that everything else was fine, hasnt put a foot wrong. And its very nice to drive.
rastamanblues said:
Hey dave im also a hexus regular! pics shamelessly stolen from my hexus thread and the car showroom!
Yea, that and the username kinda gave it away :PWhat's it like compared with the Scoob? All the TDCis I've been in (all about 3 of them) have been fairly poky but never driven one.
dave87 said:
rastamanblues said:
Hey dave im also a hexus regular! pics shamelessly stolen from my hexus thread and the car showroom!
Yea, that and the username kinda gave it away :PWhat's it like compared with the Scoob? All the TDCis I've been in (all about 3 of them) have been fairly poky but never driven one.
Only thing though, I really do miss the burble of the scoob
dxb335d said:
Nice car mate, bloody give her a clean tho, she deserves it.
Are you going to chip her? whats the standard BJP and torque?
Carlos
Yeah will do once it stops raining!Are you going to chip her? whats the standard BJP and torque?
Carlos
Its got 130 bhp, and 330NM of torque, ive been thinking about either chipping it or getting it remapped which would bump it to 155-160bhp and the torque would go to 380NM
Matthew_Eames said:
nice car, particularly for someone my age
remap it....be rude not to
oh and some new car mats are needed i think, those look like £5 ones
Thanks remap it....be rude not to
oh and some new car mats are needed i think, those look like £5 ones
Yeah they are! it didnt come with any mats, and I literally only had a couple of pounds left in change after my first fill up! so thought they were better than nothing! will have a look on the bay for some!
And yeah gonna wait until my insurance renewel (march) till I get it remaped.
Dr G said:
Welcome welcome welcome - that's a fairly amateurish bit of dirtyness there, I suggest some muddy puddles and non-surfaced car parks
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