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As you probably all know by now I am learning to drive (yes we know BoF *yawn*) and have been looking at what sort of car I will be getting...

I would really like one of these (Chrysler Crossfire)

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or these (Corvette Stingray)

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but I am most likely to end up with one of these :lol:

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I just wondered what was everyone's first car, and which car would you have if money was no object?

Sorry I do actually like cars quite a lot - I had toy cars instead of dolls when I was little :oops:
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Nah, this is the car for you Libby :innocent:
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scotty wrote:Nah, this is the car for you Libby :innocent:
"Page not responding" :(
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My first car was an "Opal Kedett",YSG 448 S, it was Green :eek: , but I loved that car :cry:

If money was no object, I'd have this...

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Stunning :notworthy: :notworthy:
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Brideoffrankenstein wrote:
scotty wrote:Nah, this is the car for you Libby :innocent:
"Page not responding" :(
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... :B:EF:UK:2
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scotty wrote:
Brideoffrankenstein wrote:
scotty wrote:Nah, this is the car for you Libby :innocent:
"Page not responding" :(
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... :B:EF:UK:2
:eek:




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My first car was a Toyota Corolla, my second one was a Toyota Corolla, and this is my brand new car! ;D

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Yup, a Toyota Corolla (Sport Line this time)

I just love Toyota, bestest cars there are...

If money wouldnae be a prob, I ALWAYS wanted one of these:

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:lol: :notworthy: :lol:

Selling the Forres Taxi then are you, Keef?

But Libs! No hearse? I thought it would be a no-brainer. You disappoint me! :P
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scotty wrote:
Brideoffrankenstein wrote:
scotty wrote:Nah, this is the car for you Libby :innocent:
"Page not responding" :(
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... :B:EF:UK:2


have you seen how many questions the seller has got?
i had to send him one myself of couse!

my first car was a VW Beetle (the real one, not that new jelly mould sh!t!)
and was painted matt black in the roadside within a couple of weeks and then the exhaust pipe was :innocent: ahem, modified!

general customising tip on all my vehicles:
paint it matt blak & chop off the exhaust pipe!
(currently got a bit of oversized scafold tube on the back of my RR!)
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bushman*pm wrote:(currently got a bit of oversized scafold tube on the back of my RR!)
That short for Rolls Royce, Range Rover, or Russian Rubbish? ;D

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Izzy HaveMercy wrote:
bushman*pm wrote:(currently got a bit of oversized scafold tube on the back of my RR!)
That short for Rolls Royce, Range Rover, or Russian Rubbish? ;D

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sometimes feels like all three rolled into one!
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I've had two XR2s :oops: and an Astra GTE (I actually shed a tear the day I handed the keys over) I now have a Joe Square's Mobile in the shape of a Rover 200i it gets me from A to B, just.
I don't really have a dream car anymore, I got old. :cry:
The Forres Taxi is a nice machine but a PewJoe/PerJo 307 looks mair swoopy. ;D
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LAND ROVER: THE BEAST FOUR BY FOUR BY FEAR! KICKS THE ARSE OFF RICEBURNERS!
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Izzy HaveMercy wrote:If money wouldnae be a prob, I ALWAYS wanted one of these:

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My first - and until now - only car was (past tense) an Audi 80 1600D, incredibly slow, but reasonable fun :lol:

Too many dream cars to mention, though an Alfa Brera is truly amazing (if only I'd fit in :lol:). I've also been quite fond of the Mercedes Benz G55 AMG, shaped after a chalet, as fast as a Porsche :lol:

No car now, no need really, but driving is done in my parents' car normally, a Jeep Grand Cherokee CRD. Not bad, though I think bushman might think otherwise :lol:
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First car was a VW Polo in [ahem] 'metallic sand' that my sister and I both learned to drive in, thus clutch was deeply deeply intercoursed. Was eventually cabbaged for spares for...a VW Polo in metallic blue that my sister handed down to me (she got it 2nd hand as a present for graduating poly), which developed an annoying glitch: the bonnet latch suffered catastrophic failure at about 65 on a dual carriageway - a "SH!T I've gone blind!" moment.

Car of choice would be a Morgan (racing green), or a Mercedes CLK Kompressor II with the electric roof (which doesn't come in racing green).

And I always thought a Countach' was that little tuft of hair that some ladies have perched on top of their fuds... :innocent:
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First car was a Fiat Supermiafiori which still holds a place in my heart. Current car is is Seat Leon Cupra which I absolutely love to bits.


All cars are compromises though - bikes are where it's at. Even a cheap s**t old bike kicks any car's arse.
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First car a blue Mk3 Cortina...then a red Mk 4..then various Mazda 323's...an Astra estate (which Number One Son totalled three days after passing his test) a lovely lovely white Mondeo which we killed on the highest bit of the M62 one New Year's Eve, a clapped out old Cavalier and now a sexy black Mondeo s**t-of-a-shovel, sexy leather heated seats (a BOON for mi cold ass of a mornin') TD gubbins.

BUT if push came to shove....

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and...Image

Naturally I'd be hot-footing it over to visit Ez - or have they changed the rules of the roads over there?
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Oh and I nearly forgot, for drivig in the hills on a sunny afternoon, one of these...

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I´ll have one of Imagethese, for representative purposes a Image and for saturday afternoon I´ll have a Image ,please! ;D


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My good old Tango Charlie looks exactly like that, I still have him at the garage downstairs, I unfortunately lack the money to give him a propper overhaul. He´s allmost 30 years old by now.. :D
And, yes, that was my first car. I still have it.

EDIT: How could I forget about Star Trek on wheels, the Aston Martin Lagonda? A real feeling of a science fiction on wheels, a futuristic vision of the 70/80ies come true.. It´s :eek: , it´s :twisted: , it´s :notworthy: . Maybe the pictures don´t impress anyone. But on a job several years ago I had the pleasure of driving one for about a mile..
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First Car : Opel Astra Belmont
2nd Car : Ford Escort
3rd Car : Vauxhall Corsa Premier 8v
4th Car : Vauxhall Corsa SXi

If money was no object : Image

But what I'll probably end up getting :

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CellThree wrote: If money was no object : Image
Oh yes! The 1001 Horsepower Veyron! :notworthy:

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Izzy HaveMercy wrote:
CellThree wrote: If money was no object : Image
Oh yes! The 1001 Horsepower Veyron! :notworthy:

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I want this :
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But I wouldn't say no to a Corvette :
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My first car was a blue one that blew up. My second car was a green one that blew up. My third, silver one was fine, so naturally I had to flog it due to lack of funds. My current one is blue, and threatens to blow up with every thrust of its pistons.

They get you from A to B, some of the time. And there my fascination ends.

What we need is Jetpacks! :P
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Planet Dave wrote:What we need is Jetpacks! :P
I think someone sold a couple to you already, pretending they were cars. :lol:

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