what's that crap on all the cars today?
10-28-2003, 09:51 PM
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what's that crap on all the cars today?
so i left my car outside last night coz the garage was full and this morning i come out to see it covered in industrial fallout.
what is that crap anyway?
i gotta find time to get it washed. what's the weather report like for the next few days?
what is that crap anyway?
i gotta find time to get it washed. what's the weather report like for the next few days?
10-29-2003, 02:08 AM
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Don't worry I owned one too so I think I'm entitled to use the term 
However, I bought mine because it was the cheapest convertible I could buy - a brand new 1 litre 4 speed Suzuki Sierra in 1985 for the bargain price of $5,990 + onroad.
Flat out it could achieve 105kmh (or 110kmh down a hill) and 0-100kmh took around a minute.
Put it in low range though and it would go places a bigger FWD wouldn't dare consider.
It truly was great fun and yes, I did take it offroad quite a lot even though I originally bought it because it as a cheap convertible.
Mine also had removable everything - zip up plastic windows that could be removed, removable rollbar, lay flat windscreen, removable doors - you name it.
I finally traded it in 3 years later for a new Turbo Commodore and received $7,500 as a trade-in, the only new vehicle I have ever made a profit on.
However, I bought mine because it was the cheapest convertible I could buy - a brand new 1 litre 4 speed Suzuki Sierra in 1985 for the bargain price of $5,990 + onroad.
Flat out it could achieve 105kmh (or 110kmh down a hill) and 0-100kmh took around a minute.
Put it in low range though and it would go places a bigger FWD wouldn't dare consider.It truly was great fun and yes, I did take it offroad quite a lot even though I originally bought it because it as a cheap convertible.
Mine also had removable everything - zip up plastic windows that could be removed, removable rollbar, lay flat windscreen, removable doors - you name it.
I finally traded it in 3 years later for a new Turbo Commodore and received $7,500 as a trade-in, the only new vehicle I have ever made a profit on.
10-29-2003, 02:49 AM
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sorry didn't watch the news.
is this gonna happen again?
i don't own a big 4wd anymore, but i have been known as a F...Wit driver b4.
i own a QUATTRO actually, please use the correct term.
is this gonna happen again?
i don't own a big 4wd anymore, but i have been known as a F...Wit driver b4.
i own a QUATTRO actually, please use the correct term.
