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whats your favorite that you own
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here is a pic of my car
I have a diesel Renault Megane 1.9tdi but its hardly a *favourite* - cars are just transport for me. Years ago before I had kiddywinks and a mortgage round my neck, the last *play* car I had was an Audi 2.8i Quattro Coupé but that was a long long time ago.
in the current climate (no pun) of global warming and spiralling fuel costs, I think its hard to justify 4x4/SUVs and performance cars. yeh ok I'd love a Humvee, who wouldn't, but with fuel at £5 a gallon, roads backed up with traffic and roadworks, speed cameras every few hundred yards, and insurance going through the roof, what would be the point?
still, that is a nice motor, Richard; I have considered getting one meself in the recent past (but the fuel consumption put me off and I couldn't fit one in my garage, which was designed for pre-war cars)
cars i would own if Mrs Taw would let me, and are eminently affordable, are classic British saloons from the 50s and 60s - Morris Oxford, Austin Cambridge, Ford Anglia, and the like; the Oxfords and Cambridges are still in production I beleive in India, by Hindustani Motors. You used to be able to buy them as new imports, although the Indians would put a heater in for export - obv you don't neeed a heater in Bombay! £2500 for a brand new one, i heard.
however my passion for old cars (or a boat) is offset by Mrs Taw's demands for a caravan - so nobody gets anything, as I refuse to have a caravan.
Edited by - Tawakalna on 11/19/2005 11:45:11 PM
in the current climate (no pun) of global warming and spiralling fuel costs, I think its hard to justify 4x4/SUVs and performance cars. yeh ok I'd love a Humvee, who wouldn't, but with fuel at £5 a gallon, roads backed up with traffic and roadworks, speed cameras every few hundred yards, and insurance going through the roof, what would be the point?
still, that is a nice motor, Richard; I have considered getting one meself in the recent past (but the fuel consumption put me off and I couldn't fit one in my garage, which was designed for pre-war cars)
cars i would own if Mrs Taw would let me, and are eminently affordable, are classic British saloons from the 50s and 60s - Morris Oxford, Austin Cambridge, Ford Anglia, and the like; the Oxfords and Cambridges are still in production I beleive in India, by Hindustani Motors. You used to be able to buy them as new imports, although the Indians would put a heater in for export - obv you don't neeed a heater in Bombay! £2500 for a brand new one, i heard.
however my passion for old cars (or a boat) is offset by Mrs Taw's demands for a caravan - so nobody gets anything, as I refuse to have a caravan.
Edited by - Tawakalna on 11/19/2005 11:45:11 PM
yeah i understand about the price of gas and all but i live in new jersey warren county tp be percise.this is really my third car my first car was a ford tures i really cant spell. that was about 4 years ago the car fell apart is was a 1986 and lasted 9 months. my second for was a jeep cherrekee sport i bought with my retirement money from a previous job from my wifes uncle for 7,500.00 a bargin.i accidentally skidded on black ice and smaked it into a telephone pole the insurance company gave me 10,000 for it so i picked up that one.its a great car for the area i live in with all the north easters and teerible snow and ice. every year someone dies on the local routes cause of thr bad ice conditions.anyway before i got married i used to comute to manhatten and didnt need a car so never got a licence. i got my licence at 38 years old a week after i got married.
a Pzkpfw VI Tiger 1? I know you need a big gun to go game-hunting but a Flak 88's a bit much! rotten fuel economy btw and the spares are very expensive, you'd have to take it to your local Porsche dealer.... they designed the thing in the first place!
(isn't that the Royal Armoured Corps' Tank Museum at Bovingdon?)
Edited by - Tawakalna on 11/20/2005 8:30:27 AM
(isn't that the Royal Armoured Corps' Tank Museum at Bovingdon?)
Edited by - Tawakalna on 11/20/2005 8:30:27 AM
Oh I only used the pics, could be any variety tank actually, as long as it's big and heavy.
And some farmers over here are making their own replacement feul, which is much cheaper than the normal.
There's another car I want, but I cant think a pic now, Its a BMW I think, but I have no idea what kind
And some farmers over here are making their own replacement feul, which is much cheaper than the normal.
There's another car I want, but I cant think a pic now, Its a BMW I think, but I have no idea what kind
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