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vibrio

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5th Jul 04 at 21:33

yes fast cars cost mroe to run. people is a killer. power uses it a lot and turbos drink it like there is no tomorrow

Drysdale

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5th Jul 04 at 21:33

I know you've got both a corsa and a skyline....but which one do you honestly prefer? Besides...I've probably spent at least the value of the corsa on re-occuring repairs...don't really want to be doing that anymore

Robbo

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5th Jul 04 at 21:33

Yes... absurd idea IMO... build up a few years NCB then look again

Jodi_the_g

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5th Jul 04 at 21:34

Yes there is a 2.0 Skyline but tis crap no gadets, rear wheel drive, 24v engine though.

I was 19/20 can't remeber when I got my first R32 GTR, can remeber driving to a hemel meet in it some years back

Drysdale

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5th Jul 04 at 21:35

I will take what you lot are saying into account. I know some of you have been through dozens of cars and own a wide variety (particularly Adam) of cars so I'll listen to your advice. I'm going to see what other kinds of quotes I can get but I'll have to consider the running costs etc.

vibrio

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5th Jul 04 at 21:36

I prefer the corsa

Drysdale

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5th Jul 04 at 21:36

Whats wrong with rw drive? I'll turn it into a drift beast

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5th Jul 04 at 21:37

TBH i prefer the corsa... when it worked.....

but as a car to drive 200 or so miles, i'll pick the skyline everytime

Drysdale

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5th Jul 04 at 21:38

I think I might compromise and get a decent gsi...if thats a compromise.

Jodi_the_g

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5th Jul 04 at 21:39

If you have a Skyline its got to be a GTR or at the very least a GTS-T otherwise you may as well get a focus or rep mobile shite

vibrio

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5th Jul 04 at 21:41

or if you like the interior buy a bluebird

Drysdale

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5th Jul 04 at 21:42

Yep, believe me if I knew I could afford insurance and could afford an actual GTR...I'd already be driving it. I'm sure a lot of other people would too! Was reading on a few skyline forums...read some crazy stories of 26 year olds with 8 years ncd getting quoted £1300 for a standard GTR!

tis group 20 insurance though...similar to insuring a Ferrari!

Jodi_the_g

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5th Jul 04 at 21:46

I managed to do it at 19

My one at 22

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5th Jul 04 at 21:51

yum

Drysdale

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5th Jul 04 at 21:54

2nd one is very nice. Looks immaculate.

Jodi_the_g

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5th Jul 04 at 21:56

both in my garage

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5th Jul 04 at 22:01

quote:
Originally posted by Kolin

quote:
Originally posted by Xs
im £1600 on my MY00 scooby fully comp under my dads name with 3yrs no claims

im 20,

Thats alot

Scooby would only be £1k in my own name 22 - 2yrs NCD!

theres a diff tho thats under ur own name,

its not so bad really all mods insured, plus ive only been drivin bout 2yrs now

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5th Jul 04 at 22:06

it really pisses me off when muppets insure their cars under their parents names!!!!! False Economy!!!!!!

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5th Jul 04 at 22:10

awell thats life

i struggled to insure a 1.5d Lreg bloody corsa! father son seemed to be the only choice

Jodi_the_g

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5th Jul 04 at 22:11

quote:
Originally posted by Adam Kindness
it really pisses me off when muppets insure their cars under their parents names!!!!! False Economy!!!!!!

Well said at the end of the day i look at it as still being daddys car when they do this.

people should stand on there own two feet

vibrio

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5th Jul 04 at 22:14

seen a yellow R33 tonight. was kitted

Colin

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5th Jul 04 at 22:39

quote:
Originally posted by Xs

quote:
Originally posted by Kolin

quote:
Originally posted by Xs
im £1600 on my MY00 scooby fully comp under my dads name with 3yrs no claims

im 20,

Thats alot

Scooby would only be £1k in my own name 22 - 2yrs NCD!

theres a diff tho thats under ur own name,

its not so bad really all mods insured, plus ive only been drivin bout 2yrs now

Ok then it would be about £500 in my dads name......I wouldnt tho

Drysdale

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6th Jul 04 at 05:52

Don't think I could ever insure it under parent's name....if they caught me driving it even a couple of mph over the limit they'd stake a claim to it saying it was 'legally' their's

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6th Jul 04 at 08:12

i've had my own policy since i learnt to drive

Colin

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6th Jul 04 at 08:46

quote:
Originally posted by Adam Kindness
i've had my own policy since i learnt to drive

A man with some sense, I wish I had, id have 5yrs NCD now instead of 2!

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