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Guess what i saw in chestefield today......

Posted: Tue Feb 01, 2005 7:19 pm
by pettsy
someone having a driving lesson in a fabia vrs 8)

not some parent letting his kid have a go in their car...has propper driving school decals and everything!

how cool is that! and 100 times better than a F**d fiesta!

Pettsy

Posted: Tue Feb 01, 2005 7:34 pm
by Tahrey1043
w00t!

they are in for such a huge disappointment when they, full of first owner pride, get their shiny gleamy "new" 1.0 up to the traffic lights and decide to cane it away faster than they ever did in the VRS :D

(whereas i was quite proud that the 1043 was nippier than the instructors 1250 zetec ;))

Posted: Tue Feb 01, 2005 9:27 pm
by tainmrk3polo
i learnt in a 2litre 16v zetec ford focus, lowered, on 16" multispokes, factory option fitted bodykit... i thought it was cool :?

Posted: Tue Feb 01, 2005 10:21 pm
by metz
I learn't in a rover 25 with a s**t 1.4 engine...AND...i saw my instructor the other week and he actually raced me on a duel carriageway :-) (he was a right perverted speed freak..i really enjoyed his tuition)

guess his next purchase will ba a GT hehe.

Posted: Tue Feb 01, 2005 10:26 pm
by Si_GTi
I learnt to drive in a Rover 115 diesel, a.k.a. a Metro :P

Posted: Tue Feb 01, 2005 10:53 pm
by bstardchild
Si_GTi wrote:I learnt to drive in a Rover 115 diesel, a.k.a. a Metro :P
I guess if you'd bought a trabant having passed your test you'd have been

- impressed by the build quality

- bowled over by the perfomance

- amazed by the comaprative lack of smoke (trabi's are two stoke BTW)

and just slightly dissappointed with the mpg

A real step up from the Metrod

Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2005 12:10 am
by Tahrey1043
lol getting a lift back from the pub with mates just now involved a discussion along similar lines - their first shared car (bro / sis twins) was a metro that died of knackered rings ---- on all 4 cylinders.... at once.... the power just "went" over a couple of weeks.

horrible unsafe crap boxes anyway - oddly nice to ride in as a passenger though. still the driving position is horrid (test seating at carcraft ;)), take a corsa over that!

and i swear the mg metro belonging to the slightly wierd* kid round the corner that i knew from school hasn't moved in a full year... probably wont start.

* yes, yes i know....

Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2005 12:13 am
by bstardchild
Tahrey1043 wrote:* yes, yes i know....
Yep - you are completely and utterly away with the fairies but by god you brighten my day :lol:

Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2005 12:23 am
by Tahrey1043
tonight blame the beer

been out with those selfsame friends, and their grannie died last week - somehow theyre taking it better that i did my grandad and so it wasnt an utter p*ss up but it was still free flowin'

Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2005 12:25 am
by bstardchild
Tahrey1043 wrote:somehow theyre taking it better that i did my grandad
See it's stuff like that that has me RAOTFLMFHO - whatever you are taking it must be good!!!

Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2005 1:05 am
by Tahrey1043
i dont understand what you mean sometimes geezer ---- i mean 4 kronenbourgs and a double JD has made me a bit more spelling blind that ...... dao.. godamnit, "THAN" usual but i'm sure you could understnad what i was aiming at there :D

i had a grandparent pop off while i was doing my first set of 3rd year uni exams (so family kept a lid on it til i finished them.... not sure what affected me most... especially as he'd been acutely ill for a couple of years and i could have stomached it) ... they've just had one very, very suddenly keel over too... some shared sympathies each way there. dead aint funny i'm afraid but a little alcohol and some good company can make everything so very much better.

Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2005 1:08 am
by bstardchild
Tahrey1043 wrote:i dont understand what you mean sometimes geezer ---- i mean 4 kronenbourgs and a double JD has made me a bit more spelling blind that ...... dao.. godamnit, "THAN" usual but i'm sure you could understnad what i was aiming at there :D

i had a grandparent pop off while i was doing my first set of 3rd year uni exams (so family kept a lid on it til i finished them.... not sure what affected me most... especially as he'd been acutely ill for a couple of years and i could have stomached it) ... they've just had one very, very suddenly keel over too... some shared sympathies each way there. dead aint funny i'm afraid but a little alcohol and some good company can make everything so very much better.
It's all gonna get really bad here..... when my grandad died my parents neglected to tell me :roll: I feel your pain - it ain't funny - but your typos are :lol:

Like I said before (didn't I?) you are No'1 one on my list of guys I just have to get pissed with - Billing seems like a damn good plan

Parents - who needs em!!!!!!!!

Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2005 9:29 am
by LJ_87
im learning in a yellow, MGZR 2.0 turbo diesel :lol: :lol: he lets u get up the revs on te dual carridgways and you lift off :)

Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2005 11:41 am
by 13twelve
did my lessons in a 306 1.9 td

the couple o times i managed to floor it in second where fun


and the plumes of black smoke coming out the back made me laugh n all

Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2005 1:35 pm
by Gra-GT
Did anyone go to Edition 38 last September. There was a car on display there that looked like it was used for professional driving instruction (had board on top and dual controls etc).............................but it was a Lupo GTI!!!!

I had to learn in F*rd Ka :cry:
Would of loved to learn in a Lupo GTI.............probably wouldnt of passed though :twisted: