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Paul Alex's character building, pain-in-the-ar5e, bufty money pit
Re: Paul Alex's character building, pain-in-the-ar5e, bufty money pit
I really like the before photos', but I'm not looking forward to seeing the after photo's.
Bad luck on the accident. Hope you decide to do the right thing.
Re: Paul Alex's character building, pain-in-the-ar5e, bufty money pit
Originally posted by PaulAlex
More updates once I've weighed up the repair options - and cheered up!
Cheers,
Paul
Paul,
Sorry for your continual run of bad luck mate. But you can't sell it - it looks absolutely amazing sat there on the grass like that!
I have a rough idea of how you feel, as last year was a tough year for me with the car after buying the JRE - its was money going out hand over fist to get it all back together. Understandably, not to the same scale as you, but its was a fair few £0000's in the end for me, and i only did one and a half events!
I had to put it away in the garage for a few months while i saved some pennies, and looked for inspiration! But i'm back in love with it again (to a point where i don't want to race it!). What i love most is driving it on the road and how it turns everyones heads, the noises, the smells and the general awkwardness of it because its not built for 30mph. Then the old blokes come up to me and say "i had one of these when i was 18" and I'm thinking in my head - "not like this you didn't!" You can't put a price on the grin across my face!
If i can help in anyway getting it back together, then let me know when the time comes. On a plus side, you can now do all your rallies in Belgium - thats got to be worth keeping it alone!
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