
mmm-five said:My only car purchase regret was not buying a 40k mile M3 CSL for £25k when I had the chance. Decided to buy a lower mileage/younger Z4MC instead (which I love too), but still think I made the wrong (financially) decision.
So I'll enjoy this for now until the time when some other cheeky kid comes and does the same to me!Rialas said:You'll be one soon too. Don't take long.peddy said:I'm only 29, so not old enough to regret not getting anything.
I take it this thread is for all farts only?![]()
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cj_eds said:I don't really regret it, but in my younger days I'd have quite liked to have got a bike license and had a brief affair with something two-wheeled and big engined!
Taz x said:probably something like an mgb
i drove behing a nice 1 tonight, it had RV8 on it, what ever that is - very nice
Stuart Truman said:Taz x said:probably something like an mgb
i drove behing a nice 1 tonight, it had RV8 on it, what ever that is - very nice
That was the final run with a rover V8 installed. Lovely jubbly
mr wilks said:Ford RS2000 as bodie's from "The professionals's" white , it had fishnets , i was 19 & could afford the £2000 so i thought i was about to enter motoring mecca , , , , , , , , until the insurance quote of £1500![]()
dream destroyed & ended up with a opel manta berlinetta :wink:
Taz x said:Stuart Truman said:Taz x said:probably something like an mgb
i drove behing a nice 1 tonight, it had RV8 on it, what ever that is - very nice
That was the final run with a rover V8 installed. Lovely jubbly
i just looked on autotrader, 2 available, 10 and 12K
edit: how many of these were made?
haha. Funny.sars said:Triumph TR5, bought a 1974 MGB roadster instead, but happy memories none the less![]()