Its finally clean again

[FF_Mark]

Had a £20 valet done today, not bad for outside and inside clean.

Trouble is you can now see all the stone chips on the bumper










Even paid for Elaines to be done as I can't stand polishing cars

[wes]

Re: Its finally clean again

Shiney

It's a nightmare keeping a black car clean, polishing is the one thing i hate too

[andy]

Re: Its finally clean again

thats a lovely moter there ff, just a pity you gotta get rid of it, but then who gives a toss you're getting a frs, lucky bstard, my mate just sold his racing puma, p/x'd it for a spankin civic type r then two weeks later some twat in an arctic give him a little shunt on the back drivers side wing ,he only got 11 and a half for the puma as well, two years old, id be feckin spewing, wernt they 23 grand new

[FF_Mark]

Re: Its finally clean again

yeah 23k new, I can buy mine for 12k off the leasing company, some sell for 15k but I don't want to take the risk and I aint got 12k, so it will be a very sad farewell in a few months

[Hugh]

Re: Its finally clean again

I would so love one of those. I wish it had been more of a success story (i.e. cheaper) as it's such a lovely looking car and the raw-ness.

[^Mick^]

Re: Its finally clean again

Mark do you think they were worth the £23,000 ???

[FF_Mark]

Re: Its finally clean again

Its hard to say.

At the time the only car in a similar class was the Scooby or Elise, the Scooby drunk petrol like mad and the Elise is a bit too impractical.

The FRP will out handle both and stop better, it also does 33+ mpg and is only group 15.

If you want a full on track car that you can drive to work and live with everyday, then yes.

If you want a fast motorway car, then no.

It does still turn heads like mad, even though it 3 years old, and I still love it, I normally get bored with cars after a year.