Juk3sy's Deep Black 200
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What a shame. But dreams are there to be chased after all.....
Good your staying around though
So - do tell.....what's in the pipeline ?
Good your staying around though
So - do tell.....what's in the pipeline ?
... you will be back, maybe not next week or next month but most regret the sale. So Ciao for now and maybe you come back with a White Machine? GL
Juk3sy
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So it took a little while to sell the Clio, I had countless offers for different parts but I didn't really want to go down that route.
A little patience was required but she found a new home (a few weeks ago now), in fact the first person to come and view her became the proud new owner and I got the impression she will be well looked after. Even if I was very sad to see her go.
Thankfully the sadness didn't last too long! The new toy was collected and I finally managed to get a dry day to get the car properly cleaned. (Please excuse the stray polystyrene cup)
Leather Recaro's
Cup Pack
RS Monitor
I could not be happier at the moment, cheaper tax, cheaper insurance! (couldn't believe it myself) and very slightly better fuel economy.
I admit a little part of me misses the faster steering rack of the Clio and it's slightly more raw edge, but a quick press of the RS button and a prod of the loud peddle soon reminds me why I changed.
It's a more grown up car (most of the time) and fits me well as my only car.
I have some future plans, small stuff to begin with but I already know I won't be able to leave it alone.
A little patience was required but she found a new home (a few weeks ago now), in fact the first person to come and view her became the proud new owner and I got the impression she will be well looked after. Even if I was very sad to see her go.
Thankfully the sadness didn't last too long! The new toy was collected and I finally managed to get a dry day to get the car properly cleaned. (Please excuse the stray polystyrene cup)
Leather Recaro's
Cup Pack
RS Monitor
I could not be happier at the moment, cheaper tax, cheaper insurance! (couldn't believe it myself) and very slightly better fuel economy.
I admit a little part of me misses the faster steering rack of the Clio and it's slightly more raw edge, but a quick press of the RS button and a prod of the loud peddle soon reminds me why I changed.
It's a more grown up car (most of the time) and fits me well as my only car.
I have some future plans, small stuff to begin with but I already know I won't be able to leave it alone.
