rml2345 Posted December 24, 2020 Share Posted December 24, 2020 IN - Nowt. OOT - Nowt. So that leaves me with the same two Volvos I had last year. And the year before that in fact. The grey 740 has had a fair bit of fettling this last year, including the headgasket a month or so ago. Continues to perform daily duties on an arduous 3 mile a day commute. 850 has also had a bit of work this year. Currently V0R due to being an ungrateful bastard and me not having time to attend to it's strop. brownnova, sdkrc, RobT and 6 others 9 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Shite Ron Posted December 24, 2020 Share Posted December 24, 2020 I may have declared four in a bit early, big thanks to Cavcraft for posting in the ebay thread a badly listed SD1, I had the winning bid. Will go in shares with a good friend. I am waiting for the seller to let me know when it can be collected so it may go into next year. I am not sure what the rules are? Next year there will be some moderns in the out. Tickman, Mr Laurence, BorniteIdentity and 7 others 9 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Skizzer Posted December 24, 2020 Share Posted December 24, 2020 15 minutes ago, Shite Ron said: I may have declared four in a bit early, big thanks to Cavcraft for posting in the ebay thread a badly listed SD1, I had the winning bid. Will go in shares with a good friend. I am waiting for the seller to let me know when it can be collected so it may go into next year. I am not sure what the rules are? Next year there will be some moderns in the out. Excellent move sir. That looks pretty solid actually. Very much looking forward to more info and updates. I need to give mine a service and a run. I believe the rules are that professional delivery services (like our own Wingz and Worldofceri) can collect it for you as they are allowed to work. Going to get it yourself, not so much (assuming you’re in Tier Staythefuckathome like most of us). Shite Ron 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Shite Ron Posted December 24, 2020 Share Posted December 24, 2020 1 minute ago, Skizzer said: Excellent move sir. That looks pretty solid actually. Very much looking forward to more info and updates. I need to give mine a service and a run. I believe the rules are that professional delivery services (like our own Wingz and Worldofceri) can collect it for you as they are allowed to work. Going to get it yourself, not so much (assuming you’re in Tier Staythefuckathome like most of us). Thank you, I really like early SD1’s, I have someone lined up to collect it, I am just waiting for the seller to let me know when it can be picked up as it is at his unit and he wants to wait until after the Christmas break. Skizzer and BorniteIdentity 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Saabnut Posted December 28, 2020 Share Posted December 28, 2020 2020 - A quiet* year! I am going to tempt fate and put my totals up for the year, despite there being 3-1/2 days to go, and I have not visited either of my chod suppliers* since Christmas. I thought that 2020 had been a quiet year due to both travel restrictions and my being away for work for 3 months, coupled with my determination to stop buying shite and actually reduce the collection. Lets see how we did: OUT: First out was the Saab 9-5 shell to the bridge: Also out early in the year was this little beauty*, collected by @Kiltox of this parish and providing hours of fun* for him Next out was this after many years ownership to @Cavcraft Next out to the bridge was this Next the Modus left to a new home and most recently this also left for a new home So, that is 6 that have left this year. Not bad (for me). IN and OUT A couple arrived and departed this year And now to the shortest section, those that came IN First, from Billy in exchange Then a new tow car was required Then these arrived, one for spares and one to sell on for the owner. The pandemic put paid to that so it is still here Whilst offshore I agreed to buy this which has turned out to be brilliant This seemed a good idea at the time, but now I am not sure what I am going to do with it. Not much I think I was then offered this to save it from the bridge. Might have a good look over it in the next few days I then made an investment to save me effort So of course I had to buy this to move it I will not include the digger and trailer as they are not really chod based Finally, as the Smart, AX and Modus had gone, I needed* a shopping trolley so this arrived So excluding the digger and trailer, that makes 8 in. So, in total 8 out and 10 in. Yep, the fleet reduction is going well. Must try harder. Steviemillar, Cavcraft, dome and 13 others 16 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
worldofceri Posted December 28, 2020 Share Posted December 28, 2020 IN: 3 OUT: NIL Non Movers: 3 December 2019 - Working: 2; Broken: 1 December 2020 - Working: 2; Broken: 4 IN: 2004 Bini Cooper STATUS: Broken Bought early in the year as Mrs WoC was getting fed up of dailying her VW camper through winter. Then, like so many others, she switched to working from home and consequently the Mini has not done much mileage. It still managed to break it's clutch fork though, which necessitated much expense and messing around trying to find someone who would change the clutch. I then treated it to two (expensive, branded) new tyres and it rewarded me a week later by lunching the gearbox. At that point I fell out with it and it is nominally for sale, although, now out of mot, I have no chance of finding anyone who will give me anywhere near what it owes us, and I am not yet quite ready to stomach a massive loss. IN: 2009 Kia Sorento STATUS: Working New Sorento acquired to replace the older one (see below) for work. Bought on about 75,000 miles, I have done over 48,000 more already. It still has on two of the tyres that it came with and I haven't had to change the brake pads yet either. Only thing that has broken so far is the electric mirrors which have stopped working for some reason. These things are great. They just suck it up and keep going (touch wood - but, see below)! IN: 2005 Honda Accord (2.4 pez) STATUS: Working The b0rking of Mrs WoC's Bini coincided with some friends of ours mentioning they were selling their Accord. They'd owned it for eight years and looked after it scrupulously. They were only selling since the Accord's usual duties were only local and they'd decided to replace it with a Leaf. When they offered to cut me an attractive deal I jumped at the chance. It needed a clutch master cylinder within a couple of weeks of having it, but other than that it runs brilliantly, looks great and everything works. I'm itching to take it on a proper blezz but, due to lockdown etc, I've barely had it over 40mph... NON MOVER: 1972 VW 1200 STATUS: Broken Last on the road in 2014, the only thing I've done this year is to raise it onto a quartet of tree stumps in the hopes of maintaining the circularness of the tyres. Beginning to think I need to just take it to my VW-restoring acquaintance with my credit card taped to the dash, and tell him to call me when it's either finished or my credit limit is reached. At this rate I will never get around to doing anything constructive with it myself. NON MOVER: 1980 VW Transporter Devon camper STATUS: Broken Relieved of daily duties in February and sorned at the start of lockdown, 'Rosie' nevertheless managed to take us on a camping trip to Somerset back in August. This required a certain amount of swearing under the breath and attempted rev-matching on my part as, it seems, she needs some clutch fettling. Now sorned again, partly due to the transmission issue and partly as there's no opportunity to use her at present. NON MOVER: 2006 Kia Sorento STATUS: Broken The original Walsgrave Transport tow vehicle, with over 130,000 miles covered since purchase in 2018, and few problems apart from a recurring wheel bearing issue. By the start of 2020 however, I was having trouble with the 4wd transfer box, some disconcerting shimmying at speed, and a whine that I thought was coming from the diff. One evening on the way up the M1, luckily with an empty trailer, the whine suddenly got a lot worse, accompanied by intermittent clunking from the auto box. I peeled off the motorway on to the A421 where I managed to coast into the first layby having lost all drive. The silver Kia was acquired a week or two later as it got me back on the road and working in the shortest time. This one is still parked up. I have ambitions of having the gearbox overhauled and keeping it as a back-up vehicle for when the silver one inevitably requires attention, or even as a second regular tow car if workload gets high enough to warrant it. Asimo, phil_lihp, BorniteIdentity and 16 others 19 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
barrett Posted December 28, 2020 Share Posted December 28, 2020 Well, I think I can finally call it. I started the year with the Palladium, Riley, Heron, Panhard, Peugeot 404, Humber Sceptre, Renault 16, Mk1 BX and a Xantia estate. The Xantia was the first to go (right), replaced by another Xantia (left). Somehow I managed to get all the way to July before any fleet movements, which must be a record. Then unexpectedly OUT was the Sceptre And, as of today... OUT! After a year of trying. Sold to a French buyer. En route as I type, delivered tomorrow. That was it for leavers. Other incomers were this, for no discernible reason. It probably won't stay long and this thing, which shamefully I haven't done anything with since I got it. Will get it MoT'd and in use asap due to the Tier system, that's me done for the year, although I have something waiting to be collected as soon as the vendor will allow visitors. OUT: 3 IN: 3 NON-MOVERS: 6 Vantman, mk2_craig, Six-cylinder and 11 others 14 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Split_Pin Posted December 3, 2021 Share Posted December 3, 2021 On 12/9/2020 at 12:14 PM, Split_Pin said: I may Volvo in 2021 however I am enjoying what I have so may not A lie on both counts. Didn't Volvo but my fleet also underwent many changes in 2021! So it's that time again 😀 Out: Finally said goodbye to this after 11 years. I got more for the wheels than the car (I put steels on for the sale). Finally got rid of this after 2 unreliable years. Finally had enough when it shat its coolant in Mcdonalds car park the day of its MOT. Sold to @Gerrymcd with suspected HGF, new thermostat fixed it, now in service, albeit still with issues! I'd never touch another post 2000 BMW again, dog shit. In and out. I bought this from @Lacquer Peel in February and carried out a ton of work to get it back on the road and running well. Sold when @Jim Bell put his much more solid TD up for sale in June. In Cav TD. I still prefer the petrol engine but this one is incredibly solid and low miles. It's the most honest car I have owned. I have carried out a lot of work to this one too, now on Sorn for the winter. In Replaced the Mini, 2.2 Diesel. Duped by the seller around a non opening boot, still won't open except from the inside despite replacing almost everything. Otherwise a stonking drive, nice to have a 'disposable' car on fleet. Non mover. Had a war with the exhaust, mainly thanks to an arsehole garage leaving the car neglected and untouched in their yard for a month. Now running well, MOT booked for January, can't see it being too far away frkm a pass (he said!) Non mover. My go to car, still running like a Swiss watch. Needs repairs to the sills for the MOT in February . Merry Christmas everyone! Datsuncog, Lacquer Peel, Six-cylinder and 9 others 12 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
loserone Posted December 3, 2021 Share Posted December 3, 2021 On 26/11/2020 at 22:23, loserone said: Not a terrible starting point for a year, but we started the year by looking to move house and to visit @TontonTdB in Toulon again, so we needed a cruiser. First of all the LEAF went. Off to Scotland where it's being enjoyed with public only charging. Then the 305 went 405 still kicking about though. In came half of this A frigging great car, now swapped for a pink childs bike. Then this Another brilliant car, in great nick. Rapid and economical, and so low it was unusable on the roads around here. Mega shame, probably should have just lifted it back up again. Instead I bought this which to be fair has been brilliant so far, and is about to be SORNed for the winter to save a bit of tax / insurance money. I also ended up getting this Which has needed a bit of fettling but is turning out to be an excellent car. So: IN: Half a 205; A whole 205; a 306 estate; a 406 estate OUT: LEAF; Half a 205; 305; 306 estate Still here: 405 estate; 406 estate; 205GR; 206GTI. 206 has been treated to a cambelt and a proper fettling courtesy of Mr Jimbob McGregor and is very much a favourite. And we also managed to move house, so now I don't have a garage. (yet) Predictions? We're due another sproglet hopefully in March, so; mk1 Multipla, Eurovan1, Expert teepee, Renault Trafic. Aspirations: 505 break de Dangel. Where were we? Oh, that's right. Still here: 405 estate; 406 estate; 205GR; 206GTI. Except, that wasn't it. The 406 estate went to a shitist, and was replaced by this SAAB Which was pretty nice but I made a "I might be selling this" noise on facebook and it was snapped up by the owner of a chain of vape shops. It's now dead, Jim. I tried to replace it with this partner, but it was totally dead The engine was FUBAR. I also bought this: I then bought this back Which was amazing, but just too far gone for me to fix so it went back up to @DodgyBastard again. I'd love it back for another go at getting it roadworthy now he's welded it up, but I've spent all my spending money on other bits for the last few months so couldn't get it here. I then bought this Which was useful So useful in fact that I only had it three days as it was needed by someone with a dead focus. Then I bought this Which is more useful, but only when the electronics are not shitting themselves. After a full 6 months off the road, it's back on the fleet but still a bit broken. If I can get it sorted it'll be amazing. I then had an excellent fleet I was told I had to sell cars, so I sold the 206 GTI which was probably my favourite car ever, but not as practical as we really need at the moment. With the partner dead and 206 sold, we mostly relied on my 205 Which was unfair and has been pretty hard on it. It's currently off the road, needs a starter and probably a few other bits. To help take the strain, I bought this which was great once I put very grippy tyres on it, but I was getting 24MPG from it. We then tried to improve this with a six seater But the driving position was hopelessly uncomfortable and I couldn't put any kids in the front. WHAT IS POINT? After a bit of A framing, I finally got the tractor home and then moved the two hondas on. The whole time, my 405 has been sitting in Scary's yard. IN: 106, 305, TED20, partner, partner, CR-V, HR-V OUT: SAAB, 106, 305, partner, CR-V, HR-V, Still here: 405 estate; TED20; 205GR; Partner Lacquer Peel, worldofceri, Jim Bell and 7 others 10 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
grogee Posted December 3, 2021 Share Posted December 3, 2021 IN: Saab 900 vert (GM one) Audi A5 Toyota Celica Ford Focus Several pushbikes OUT: Saab 900 vert (GM one) Audi A5 Toyota Celica Not enough pushbikes 1x dead cat worldofceri, Split_Pin and Six-cylinder 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
St.Jude Posted December 3, 2021 Share Posted December 3, 2021 OUT: The RAV4. How it started. How it ended. IN: The LandCruiser, which shat it's wipers on the M6 on route to Halifax. Has various niggles. The wife finally got her own frigging car. STILL HERE: Frigging everything. The Peugeot 107 clocked up 90,000 miles this year. All 90,000+ miles I've done on it since I bought it with only 15 on the clock. Corolla did a turn for a friend for a few months. Now highly unlikely to leave the fold, unless it's a swap for something. Which is even more unlikely, but it will be taking part in the Toyota Parallel Pomeroy in February. The Lada has just sat there waiting to be looked at. That might happen before the end of the year, probably won't. The MG ZR is finally being stripped of parts, slowly. That'll follow the RAV4 soon enough. Family photo! worldofceri, Split_Pin, mercedade and 1 other 4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JimH Posted December 3, 2021 Share Posted December 3, 2021 OUT: Saab 9-5 IN: Subaru Outback OUT: Subaru Outback - which I hope is OK, there seems to have been little news IN: Honda FR-V. Despite the seller's claims to be slightly less interesting than a wet weekend in Mablethorpe is quite likeable in an I'm not here sort of a way. SHAKE IT ALL ABOUT: The Sentinel went from this: Closest picture to Jan 1 that doesn't show some dull detail To this. Sorry about the photo - I have no idea what I am doing with cameras and the light in the workshop is terrible when you have just turned the lights on. Six-cylinder, Shite Ron, worldofceri and 10 others 13 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Six-cylinder Posted December 3, 2021 Share Posted December 3, 2021 I love this thread. I will add mine, but it is going to be a lot of writing this year so may take a while! warren t claim, Split_Pin and Floatylight 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bangernomics Posted December 3, 2021 Share Posted December 3, 2021 An odd one this year. None out and 4 in I think. Two hymers of varying vintages in.A small chap finally collected.A French fancy purchased I know great photo.Still have the master van above.This lad passed his test with virtually zero costA fifth one I forgot I bought as it’s still in the body shop wanting paint. Bini skip remains no pic it’s beige. Simson schwalbe still not registered! And now carb is dribbling fuel.VFR sat poorly waiting on fork seals after its jaunt to France for its import inspection.Still need to buy myself a birthday vehicle for next years milestone. ? loserone, w00dy, LightBulbFun and 5 others 8 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tommyboy12 Posted December 3, 2021 Share Posted December 3, 2021 Mine doesnt seem that exciting but I did acquire the infamous Austin Montego. IN: Fiat Panda Austin Montego OUT: Reliant Robin Fiat Panda (No pics of that one leaving 😅) ALSO RAN: Tractor engine rebuild Mini engine rebuild Too many wheel bearing changes and a motorbike that has been broken all year... Six-cylinder, loserone, bangernomics and 6 others 9 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
w00dy Posted December 3, 2021 Share Posted December 3, 2021 In n out 1st Roffle Win Volvo C70 LPT 1st successful roffle held Vectra V6 SRI Out 530i Non movers Golf Bluemotion 1.9 Probe GT (much dirtier and unloved than this photo sadly) bangernomics, dome, Six-cylinder and 4 others 7 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Saabnut Posted December 3, 2021 Share Posted December 3, 2021 I will update nearer the year end - still lots of time for changes! brownnova, Shite Ron, LightBulbFun and 3 others 5 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
barefoot Posted December 3, 2021 Share Posted December 3, 2021 I am an utter twat and still have exactly the same five motor cars with twatty names as I did last year; Billy the blue Rover 75, Susie the scruffy silver Scirocco, Walter the white 944S, Oscar the orange T2 & Yasmine the yellow 1303. Although during a quick tidy of the crap at the back of the garage I found a small motorcycle I'd forgotten about; Ofelia the orange ST70 I am such a twat. Tickman, Coprolalia, Shite Ron and 4 others 7 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dome Posted December 3, 2021 Share Posted December 3, 2021 12 minutes ago, Saabnut said: I will update nearer the year end - still lots of time for changes! Exactly, all you maniacs updating this thread at the start of December clearly have no ambition Shite Ron, Saabnut, rob88h and 4 others 7 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Six-cylinder Posted December 3, 2021 Share Posted December 3, 2021 37 minutes ago, barefoot said: I am an utter twat and still have exactly the same five motor cars with twatty names as I did last year; Does not compute, if you are happy with your vehicles then that's all that matters. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
horriblemercedes Posted December 3, 2021 Share Posted December 3, 2021 Out: Mercedes ML270 CDI W163. Had this for years and it was a great, reliable workhorse. £350 in 2018 and barely had a problem with it. I fancied something that I had always fancied and my brother wanted a big 4x4/dog carrier, so it made sense to move it on to him for £350 with the agreement that I can borrow it for towing/shooting/whatever. In and out for the Jaguar, in for the BMW: Jaguar S-Type 3.0 manual. This car leaves a bitter taste, although that's not quite its fault. I had ALWAYS wanted a sheddy, manual XJ6, ever since I was a teenager. When I went looking for one a couple of years ago, I realised they had all gone. This S-Type was offered to me and I decided it was the closest I'd get so I bought it. Really liked it - it drove very well and it was great fun. The manual gearbox was a great novelty. I discovered the sills were very rusty and parked it up in July while I considered what to do with it. A scrap dealer offered me £700 for it but I refused it. I wanted to weld the sills up and keep it, but I knew I didn't have the ability myself. Eventually in October I mentioned to a Whatsapp group of my closest friends that I was thinking of offering it for sale and one (who is an occasional Autoshiter) asked for the details about the car so I gave him them. Unbeknownst to me, he posted the screenshots on an Autoshite Facebook group of some kind and got a barrage of comments saying that I was full of lies, that I hadn't been offered £700 and basically that I was a dickhead. I had been planning to offer it here for £400 but it pissed me off so much that I called the scrap man and got my £700 the following morning and the car was gone. I slightly regret it, but it also got me more money than any other option. In July I bought the BMW in the picture on here as I was going to start a new job with a commute of 70 miles each way. That fell through but then I started a different job with a commute of 78 miles each way, so no big deal. I'll probably keep this 320d until it's time for it to cross the bridge as it's a good car that I think has plenty of life in it and is perfect for the job I need it to do. In: Honda Civic Type-R EP3. Not the nicest one out there, but it was about the cheapest and is mechanically pretty much perfect. This is to be a project. I fell in love with driving it instantly. It is the closest thing I've found to the experience of a daily-usable touring car. Absolutely magical drive. No change: Boxster S is still here. No plans to move it on. Needs wheel balance and a new window regulator but is more than usable. Just got to get round to it dome, GMcD, worldofceri and 4 others 7 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Split_Pin Posted December 3, 2021 Share Posted December 3, 2021 Not all post 2000 BMWs are bad then! Shame about the Jag. £700 was a very good decision. I think the cats are worth a fair bit. horriblemercedes 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
horriblemercedes Posted December 3, 2021 Share Posted December 3, 2021 7 minutes ago, Split_Pin said: Not all post 2000 BMWs are bad then! Shame about the Jag. £700 was a very good decision. I think the cats are worth a fair bit. The BMW isn't a car I would've sought, but sometimes the right car is offered at the right time! Seems to be the case with this one. It is a shame, you don't find many manual 3.0 litre S-Types. Still, having seen the screen shots of the comments and the names, I've learned of some people to avoid. Considering I hadn't offered the car or advertised it anywhere, there were some angry people. If the S-Type had been an XJ6, I would've found someone to do the welding but an S-Type was never quite the car I truly wanted Split_Pin 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dome Posted December 3, 2021 Share Posted December 3, 2021 2 minutes ago, horriblemercedes said: The BMW isn't a car I would've sought, but sometimes the right car is offered at the right time! Seems to be the case with this one. It is a shame, you don't find many manual 3.0 litre S-Types. Still, having seen the screen shots of the comments and the names, I've learned of some people to avoid. Considering I hadn't offered the car or advertised it anywhere, there were some angry people. If the S-Type had been an XJ6, I would've found someone to do the welding but an S-Type was never quite the car I truly wanted I stopped following the autoshite Facebook group many years ago, finding it full of the worst type of arseholes loserone 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
horriblemercedes Posted December 3, 2021 Share Posted December 3, 2021 4 minutes ago, dome said: I stopped following the autoshite Facebook group many years ago, finding it full of the worst type of arseholes You may be right - I'm unfamiliar with it as I quit Facebook quite a few years ago apart from the Messenger app. I've just looked up that S-Type and it looks like it hasn't been declared as scrapped yet. I've half a mind to ask about getting it back, but I am not capable of welding or fabricating to the level needed to redo the sills Split_Pin 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Soundwave Posted December 3, 2021 Share Posted December 3, 2021 Easy enough... In: Nothing. Out: Also nothing. Skoda is finally being used for its intended purpose of commuting, MX5 is still fun but looking scruffier by the day, absolutely no Beetle progress, and I nearly sold the Rover but decided to run it in the ground instead. worldofceri 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
grogee Posted December 3, 2021 Share Posted December 3, 2021 1 hour ago, dome said: Exactly, all you maniacs updating this thread at the start of December clearly have no ambition To be honest I'm hoping @djoptix might send me a few more pics of his Saab which I'm hoping to collect near Xmas. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Coprolalia Posted December 3, 2021 Share Posted December 3, 2021 In: BabyCoprolalia. Engine Management Lights. Out: Free cash and free time. Unchanged: Sheddy Octavia. Very sheddy engine-swapped Scirocco. mk2_craig 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Eyersey1234 Posted December 3, 2021 Share Posted December 3, 2021 @loserone is that Honda the Australian model? 🤣🤣 So the year for me ends as follows. Balance at January 2021 1x Ford Focus 1.8tdci Zetec Climate Estate In 1x Ford Focus 1.5tdci Titanium Out 1x Focus 1.8tdci End of year balance 1x Focus 1.5tdci. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rob88h Posted December 3, 2021 Share Posted December 3, 2021 Quote “Annual income twenty cars, annual expenditure nineteen cars and six pence, result happiness. Annual income twenty cars, annual expenditure twenty cars ought and six, result misery.” – Charles Dickens Having intended on simplifying my carlife again in 2021, I've instead turned to Dickensian philosophy and found happiness in ending up with more than I started with. Hopefully posting now will secure me as "done" for 2021 though because there's not much room at the Inn! Non-movers: Austin Mini Ford Focus Mazda MX5 Volvo 440 (and two Raleigh Runabouts) Out: Volvo 480 In and Out in 2021: Suzuki Baleno (again, that was also In and Out in 2020) Ford Fiesta LTI TX2 Net In: Audi A4 Ford Granada (and a third Raleigh Runabout) Shite Ron, worldofceri, Six-cylinder and 15 others 18 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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