One Hundred And Fifty Pounds A Year

Started by Norton, April 07, 2005, 07:34:01 PM

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Norton

Can you believe it? it costs me £150-00 a year to insure my 12.4 second 1/4 mile rotary (£112-50 plus tax and broker fee)... of course, its only SO EXPENSIVE because ive got two vehicles on the insurance (the other one being piston engined). I suppose if i only had the rotary it might be a bit more affordable















hehehehehehehe :rollin snigger

Norton

AND on top of that, i have to pay £45-00 a year road tax !!!!:eek:
















:rollin :rollin :rollin

Norton

Oh come on guys... SOMEONE tell this smug git to go put his head in the gas oven!! :D
(In case youre wondering, those figures are for real).

Andyp

you\'re a **** burn in hell ;)

p.s. come to the ring and use it biatch :D
The Beatles were prats.."Money can\'t buy me lovveeee".. utter rubbish. You can buy love here

Buy my car foo! :D

Norton

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QuoteOriginally posted by Andyp
p.s. come to the ring and use it biatch :D
Ah! that wiped the smug grin off my face! no chance of that while im serving a marriage (with kids) sentence.
Perhaps not the most suitable bike either, a bit heavy and the brakes could be better.
My new (to me) second hand car (so new i havnt taken delivery yet) could be fun though, Alfa Romeo 156 \'Selespeed\' with clutchless sequential F1 style gearchange buttons on the steering wheel :) It even blips the throttle for you on the down changes :cool Only 155bhp though so wouldnt be enough for you guys!

Norton

QuoteOriginally posted by Norton
My new (to me) second hand car could be fun though, Alfa Romeo 156 \'Selespeed\' with clutchless sequential F1 style gearchange buttons on the steering wheel
Well, it was fun for the first 5 days until it dropped into neutral while waiting in a traffic queue and it wouldnt go back into gear again. Far too much that can go wrong i guess :reallymad fortunately its got 3 months warranty, dunno when i will get it back though.