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by theelanman » Sat 05.09.2009, 22:27
The Ref wrote:GeoffSmith wrote:You ask that of Billy the Mystic?

Simthy you are funny some times
sometimes...

not as ofter as he'd like...

...lol
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by GeoffSmith » Sat 05.09.2009, 22:29
theelanman wrote:The Ref wrote:GeoffSmith wrote:You ask that of Billy the Mystic?

Simthy you are funny some times
sometimes...

not as ofter as he'd like...

...lol
Billy knew you were going to say that....
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by theelanman » Sat 05.09.2009, 22:33
GeoffSmith wrote:theelanman wrote:The Ref wrote:
Simthy you are funny some times
sometimes...

not as ofter as he'd like...

...lol
Billy knew you were going to say that....
I think you might have expected it too....

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by Jackonicko » Sun 06.09.2009, 13:22
£2,000 for a 51k runner that isn't Cat D or C?
That's not just a 'good buy' or a 'Billy Bargain" - it's a 'Stevie Steal' - and I speak as the remowned price pessimist on LEC. That's got to be the best buy of the year so far.
Congratulations on your good taste and good fortune, enjoy the car.
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by theelanman » Sun 06.09.2009, 14:33
jon,
nice answer
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by ektrolleyboy » Sun 06.09.2009, 15:25
arnt the MODs great round here
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by Jackonicko » Sun 06.09.2009, 15:30
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Any chance of that calendar?
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by theelanman » Sun 06.09.2009, 17:04
Jackonicko wrote:G
Any chance of that calendar?
J
well friday was an interesting day...we've been transfered from one hospital to another.....this means I have to go home on the odd occasion now so I should be able to get it in the post to you in the next few days
cheers
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by Jackonicko » Sun 06.09.2009, 18:02
Ektro,
"arnt?"
Take 50 lines.
....... I must learn to spell "aren't" ...........
I'm surprised at
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by inkitin » Sun 06.09.2009, 18:14
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by GeoffSmith » Sun 06.09.2009, 18:50
Their, their Roland, take it easy.

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by ektrolleyboy » Sun 06.09.2009, 20:37
Hmmmm... I like my post! I can't for the life of me remember writing it though.
Damn that Australian jet lag!
Ha, ha... Nice one who ever changed my post. Jackonicko and I had a bet it would be gone by 6.30pm.
I thought the original was inspired though!
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by Aoki Magic Pants » Sun 06.09.2009, 21:35
Welcome!
Looks like you got a good deal! Another Pacific Bluey in the North East

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by theelanman » Mon 07.09.2009, 00:01
just out of curiosity...
how have your insurance company recieved you new purchase.....
Ive seen that the younger end of the driving public are getting charged about £1000 for a bog standard corsa/fiesta type thing so just wondered how you have faired in the wierd and amazing world or insurance

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by Jackonicko » Mon 07.09.2009, 00:21
Now that really IS a good question. Which company even agreed to insure a 22 year old on what is a supercar?
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by theelanman » Mon 07.09.2009, 11:52
Jackonicko wrote:Now that really IS a good question. Which company even agreed to insure a 22 year old on what is a supercar?
mmm...super car?...may be smashing and great too...

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by CJ101KT » Mon 07.09.2009, 18:22
Jackonicko wrote:Now that really IS a good question. Which company even agreed to insure a 22 year old on what is a supercar?
I got insured on my M100 when I was 21 a few years ago .... by Lancaster Classic Insurance

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by theelanman » Mon 07.09.2009, 21:04
CJ101KT wrote:Jackonicko wrote:Now that really IS a good question. Which company even agreed to insure a 22 year old on what is a supercar?
I got insured on my M100 when I was 21 a few years ago .... by Lancaster Classic Insurance

ah so its not your everyday car then.....just presumed that for the guys in their early 20's that these car would be their only mode of transport.......

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by CJ101KT » Mon 07.09.2009, 21:26
theelanman wrote:CJ101KT wrote:Jackonicko wrote:Now that really IS a good question. Which company even agreed to insure a 22 year old on what is a supercar?
I got insured on my M100 when I was 21 a few years ago .... by Lancaster Classic Insurance

ah so its not your everyday car then.....just presumed that for the guys in their early 20's that these car would be their only mode of transport.......

No it was. For the first year of owning the Elan it was my everyday car. Lancaster do a classic car insurance policy for classic cars but I didn't need to have an everyday car or limited mileage of anything silly. It was costing me around £1200 per year but now I am 22 (23 this month) and have an everyday car, I have managed to insure both with Admiral for less than £800! My aim this September is to get the Elan on specialist classic insurance with agreed value etc.
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by youre-nicked » Fri 11.09.2009, 17:24
Welcome,
good to see another northerner on here. ill keep an eye out for u.
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