And the winner of dreamer of the year is...

JohnBoy26 · 27-08-2014 11:55PM

Pelvis Parsley wrote: »

UK Ebay, but this has got to be delusional.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/321497375644

A typo surely.

Hachiko · 27-08-2014 11:57PM

1 offer......

unbelievable jeff

Pelvis Parsley · 28-08-2014 12:01AM

A guy on a FB group I use has offered him £25

tom_tarbucket · 28-08-2014 02:26PM

http://www.driving.ie/used-cars/BMW/5-Series/523-523I/62814066483999950/

This crowd always have ridiculously priced cars. Who in their right mind would pay this !

wotzgoingon · 28-08-2014 05:35PM

OSI wrote: »

Don't be too quick to slag the guy for poor maintenance. The twincharged 1.4 TSI is well known for causing a butt load of issues including throwing a rod and stretching the timing chain. They only made the twincharge for 3 years for good reason.

I thought they were still selling TSI's?

MuppetCheck · 28-08-2014 05:42PM

wotzgoingon wrote: »

I thought they were still selling TSI's?

Not twin charged like that anymore. That particular version was discontinued and replaced with turbocharged only ones.

toastedpickles · 28-08-2014 05:45PM

This has to be a dreamer

http://cars.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/audi-a4-fully-kitted/7566716

h3000 · 28-08-2014 05:49PM

toastedpickles wrote: »

This has to be a dreamer nearly 5k for it

http://cars.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/audi-a4-fully-kitted/7566716

Did you not see that it was ***kitted*** and ***slammed*** and let's not forget ***TDI***. A bargain I'd say

toastedpickles · 28-08-2014 05:51PM

h3000 wrote: »

Did you not see that it was ***kitted*** and ***slammed*** and let's not forget ***TDI***. A bargain I'd say

How foolish of me! I hadn't got my idiot glasses on, a fine bargain indeed good sir!

Toyotafanboi · 28-08-2014 05:56PM

99% of kitted a4's and pisshats are so gaudy. i wouldn't be seen dead in that.

toastedpickles · 28-08-2014 05:57PM

You an me both, it's a local yoke so it is

cson · 28-08-2014 07:07PM

"Lady owner" :pac:

When did VAG cars become the marque of choice to skangerise amongst the particular demographic that's partial to that nonsense? It was always 306s and the like back when I was in school iirc.

toastedpickles · 28-08-2014 07:15PM

cson wrote: »

"Lady owner" :pac:

When did VAG cars become the marque of choice to skangerise amongst the particular demographic that's partial to that nonsense? It was always 306s and the like back when I was in school iirc.

Oh no a girl does drive it! :pac:

Keep_Her_Lit · 28-08-2014 07:18PM

toastedpickles wrote: »

http://cars.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/audi-a4-fully-kitted/7566716

Nct till 2015!!!!

So the NCT doesn't expire within the next 4 months. This amazing, incredible fact is apparently worth no fewer than 4 exclamation marks, one per month perhaps?

quadrifoglio verde · 28-08-2014 07:33PM

Seeing lady owner automatically springs the following to mind....
It's never/rarely been checked for oil
The alloys will be badly Kerbed
There'll literally be a years supply of bobby clips lying in the most random places

Autosport · 28-08-2014 07:52PM

quadrifoglio verde wrote: »

Seeing lady owner automatically springs the following to mind....
It's never/rarely been checked for oil
The alloys will be badly Kerbed
There'll literally be a years supply of bobby clips lying in the most random places

As a lady driver I do check the oil, don't use bobby pins, alloys are perfect as some of us females can actually park :P
Generalisation much :P

Autosport · 28-08-2014 07:53PM

cson wrote: »

"Lady owner" :pac:

When did VAG cars become the marque of choice to skangerise amongst the particular demographic that's partial to that nonsense? It was always 306s and the like back when I was in school iirc.

Been awhile since you and I were in school so it's all Audi's and BMW's now

cson · 28-08-2014 08:26PM

quadrifoglio verde wrote: »

Seeing lady owner automatically springs the following to mind....
It's never/rarely been checked for oil
The alloys will be badly Kerbed
There'll literally be a years supply of bobby clips lying in the most random places

Yeah based on my experiences in cars with members of the fairer sex, I'd probably consider "Lady Owner" to be a negative tbh! :pac:

Autosport · 28-08-2014 09:38PM

cson wrote: »

Yeah based on my experiences in cars with members of the fairer sex, I'd probably consider "Lady Owner" to be a negative tbh! :pac:

quadrifoglio verde · 28-08-2014 09:44PM

Autosport wrote: »

As a lady driver I do check the oil, don't use bobby pins, alloys are perfect as some of us females can actually park :P
Generalisation much :P

I knew I'd upset you (and stheno of she sees it!)
From experience, that's what I've always come across.
The few women that do all the above....don't tick the stereotypical advantages of a typical lady owner because they know what the accelerator is for!

Autosport · 28-08-2014 09:54PM

Well if I was to call all young male drivers (Boy Racers) I'd be lynched

it works both ways!! :P

ol84 · 28-08-2014 10:48PM

PrettyBoy wrote: »

€90k for a '96 Ferrari 355!? An acquaintance bought an immaculate 360 with similar mileage for €65k last year..your man in Cafco needs his bloody head examined.

Cafco have sold this F355, and it made close to the asking price!

Bpmull · 28-08-2014 10:54PM

quadrifoglio verde wrote: »

Seeing lady owner automatically springs the following to mind....
It's never/rarely been checked for oil
The alloys will be badly Kerbed
There'll literally be a years supply of bobby clips lying in the most random places

Checking it for oil my mother won't even put diesel in here car :pac: either me or my dad have to do it. So as for her going to check the oil or anything mechanical not a hope. All that really happens is any mark or scratch that appears on her car is everyone else's fault and If you even try to accuse her good luck.

Noccy_Mondy · 28-08-2014 11:53PM

toastedpickles wrote: »

This has to be a dreamer

http://cars.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/audi-a4-fully-kitted/7566716

What comfort would one have with "slamming" a car so excessively. Any little bump and it would catch the arch, no? Had the pleasure of seeing a lad with a car the same if not even more lowered, trying to manoeuvre his way over a big enough ramp the other day. He had to go over it at an angle of about 45 degrees, crossing over to the other side of the road in the meantime!

djimi · 29-08-2014 09:47AM

Noccy_Mondy wrote: »

What comfort would one have with "slamming" a car so excessively. Any little bump and it would catch the arch, no? Had the pleasure of seeing a lad with a car the same if not even more lowered, trying to manoeuvre his way over a big enough ramp the other day. He had to go over it at an angle of about 45 degrees, crossing over to the other side of the road in the meantime!

Its one of those fads that I really dont get. Its not comfortable, practical and it doesnt even make the car look better (quite the opposite in fact). Each to their own but while its fine on a show car that will most likely be trailered all over the place, for a road going car its just pointless.

dr.fuzzenstein · 29-08-2014 12:02PM

djimi wrote: »

Its one of those fads that I really dont get. Its not comfortable, practical and it doesnt even make the car look better (quite the opposite in fact). Each to their own but while its fine on a show car that will most likely be trailered all over the place, for a road going car its just pointless.

Forget slammed to the deck, that is sooo 90's. Extreme camber is where it's at these days:

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