bob charles wrote: » bit sore after being in there, found it hard to get comfortable and comment on any thread without being instantly band. ladies lounge is most definitely under the science section:D:D
Greengrass1 wrote: » 1300 here :0 guess that's the type of car too. Never known any different though
Conor556 wrote: » 1750 here for first time insurance on my own name a few months ago.
Greengrass1 wrote: » I had a 306 when I started driving and I think it was nearly 2300, only had provisional
GrandSoftDay wrote: » I had a 306 van and was giving the same when I started.
Greengrass1 wrote: » Was that diesel? Mine was petrol and would use an unbelievable amount if it
GrandSoftDay wrote: » Ya twas diesel, it would go on fumes but it was as dead as a maggot. Was giving 2500 to insure a civic after that. Pure madness in hindsight.
Greengrass1 wrote: » Mine was dead out too I blew the head in her, acting the magot of course . Re did it and she was as good as nee
GrandSoftDay wrote: » I wrecked the 306 in about six months at the same crack, hit a jump on a back road one night and broke the back axle. The civic ended up a foot shorter in a double stone wall. I got sense after that :rolleyes:
Greengrass1 wrote: » Plenty of lads did the same. Wanted to get a diesel one to do a bit of messing in but they were all wrecked from being turned up at the pump. I was planning on doing that anyway ha
Greengrass1 wrote: » You've been watching too much fast and furious . I've an 08 seat Leon, two sisters are insured, but never let them drive it unless they bust the sump on it. Two of them only have provisionals so pushing the price up a good but
Timmaay wrote: » 1.8t?
Greengrass1 wrote: » Its the FR edition. 2.0 diesil. Fair poke in it
Greengrass1 wrote: » Sorry what am I on about its 1.6
Nekarsulm wrote: » Used toaj's t out houses for student accommodation. A big contingent of Donegal women every year down doing hairdressing and vetinerary nursing courses. At least half had Civics, usually with a big pipe and sprayed pink or gold etc. Mad as hatters! Money for petrol and drink was no problem. The rent WAS a problem.
Nekarsulm wrote: » Used to rent out houses for student accommodation. A big contingent of Donegal women every year down doing hairdressing and vetinerary nursing courses. At least half had Civics, usually with a big pipe and sprayed pink or gold etc. Mad as hatters! Money for petrol and drink was no problem. The rent WAS a problem.
naughto wrote: » I am sure you thought of other ways to get the rent........
C0N0R wrote: » I'd be happy with a quote of 1300 when I get home on something decent, probably won't happen though, been away for more than two years so lost my irish no claims bonus, fingers crossed they accept New Zealand ones! Cars out here are crazy cheap to insure, twin turbo Subaru is costing me about $400 a year!
Reggie. wrote: » some difference there
C0N0R wrote: » Ridiculous difference, insurance isn't even a legal requirement!
Reggie. wrote: » why not a legal requirement
Base price wrote: » Just back in internet land so a quick question before I catch up on all the posts that I missed over the last few days. We sold some stock this evening all bulls with the exception of one freemartin. She is 19 months old. Do we need to get her blooded? We normally only have bulls/bullocks here but she came in a bunch of weanlings that we bought in. I was going to do the movements tonight but I thought that since she is female then we may need to blood her. Also it is too late to phone the vet and ask.
