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Wolfy

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8th Sep 04 at 13:15

getting red up of the calibra now
its to low, to £££ and theres lots to do to it i just cant afford to do to it so im selling up.

now as this anygood... ideality i want a punto turbo but whats this like?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=9843&item=2488994354&rd=1

Ned

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8th Sep 04 at 13:38

Chris stop being gay

J da Silva

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8th Sep 04 at 13:39

i prefer the older shape gt's

Wolfy

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8th Sep 04 at 13:41

quote:
Originally posted by VenomTurbo
i prefer the older shape gt's

ive been looking but i cant find a standard cheap one under 4k

kerzo

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8th Sep 04 at 13:41

arent those along the same lines as a 1.8 sri corsa?

Wolfy

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8th Sep 04 at 13:42

dunno i was hoping people would shed some light on it all for me.

Ned

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8th Sep 04 at 13:43

what a waste of money that calibra has been then

Wolfy

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8th Sep 04 at 13:45

quote:
Originally posted by Ned
what a waste of money that calibra has been then

unless someones willing to lend me 3k to sort it out then its going.
i cant afford to mod it no more.

Ned

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8th Sep 04 at 13:46

thats cause you wasted money on silly zorsts and stuff instead of spending it on that stuff first... I sence your misses is having her wickid ways again

drunkenfool

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8th Sep 04 at 13:48

Ned

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8th Sep 04 at 13:49

I wouldn't have a go if I didn't think he was being silly or being pushed into it

Ojc

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8th Sep 04 at 13:52

Don't buy a GT if you are into Vauxhalls, you think the Vauxhall costs lots to maintain. Wait until you get the GT.

dousey

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8th Sep 04 at 13:58

Punto HGT 1.8 16v 130 bhp 0-60 8.6 top end 127mph. Not bad but the 0-60 is a little dissapointing

Ojc

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8th Sep 04 at 14:58

Thats a HGT, not a GT Turbo

Rob H

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8th Sep 04 at 16:11

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
Thats a HGT, not a GT Turbo

The first link is to a HGT

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Can understand what you mean by having to spend money on it, but thats only because you want stuff doing to it. Personally i still dont understand why you never bought a better car when you had to look for a replacement, Your old one was perfect bodywise as i remeber compared to this one. Too late to worry about that now though.

As far as im aware, theres nothing mechanically wrong with the car at the moment is their? also the body problems are only really cosmetic, so arent vital. Seems a shame after you've spent so much on it of late to now get rid of it.

If it were me, i wouldnt get rid of it. Its not really worth much in its current state, so you stand to loose a fair bit of cash on it, unless you split it for parts of course. Even then theres the hassle of taking it all apart, and sending off/selling all the bits. Depends what you want out of the car really i suppose, and if you dont think its worth sticking with it, then its proberbly best to part company with it

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If theres one thing i cant stress enough though, its that the final descistion needs to be one thats been arrived at by you, with no-one elses input hindering it. If its not your descision you'll proberbly regret it.

Ned

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8th Sep 04 at 16:18

good points there mr Robbert

Wolfy

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8th Sep 04 at 19:35

quote:
Originally posted by Ned
I wouldn't have a go if I didn't think he was being silly or being pushed into it

lauras not pushing me or doing anything to make me think other wise, this is all my doing so stop picking on the poor bitch.

Wolfy

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8th Sep 04 at 19:38

oh and 1 more thing.... im gonna stick at it cause i just went creative and took a few parts out and sprayed em up in star silver. (pics to follow)

is there such a thing called "show insurance"? thinking of just getting a run around and doing this up as my show toy.

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