
As for the missus complaining about having the boring car, well..... Just offer to transplant the turbo from the newly aquired SE to her car and upgrade the one in the SE to something a little more potent.... Win, Win and everybody's happy!

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ManiacLachy wrote:I think the ball is starting to roll now!![]()
My Audi just cost me a mint in service and maintenance (a/c fan replacement - $680 fitted!, PCV valve replacement, breaks, tires and the service). Time for it to go!
Had the car chat with my girlfriend on the weekend, I think she's resiging herself to the fact that I've made my mind up, but she's still hung up on the ecconomics and practicalities. You very rarely make money when trading cars, but I think it will work out almost even. In one breath she says cars are a tool and in the next complains that I will have the fun car and she'll have the boring car.
So now I need to show her how much I can expect for my car, how much I'll spend on the new one, and the expected profit/loss. But I think it's just a formality.
This weekend a buddy and I are going to go test driving. Hard to find NBs in dealerships around Brisbane though, and I don't want to screw around a private seller just to try on their car. The SE's that I'm serious about are are in Sydney, so not really on hand. Going to find an NC or two though, and I'm going to have a play on an 86 too, just to see what they're about.
If any body in Brisbane is willing to let me look at and sit in their NB or NA, I'd much appreciate it. I don't expect to drive your baby, but I would like to see how I fit in the cockpit.
pezchops wrote:if you are on the north side you are welcome to come look at my nb8b...i only just got it myself and getting used to mx5 ownership...cheers...peter
Nevyn72 wrote:Could be along drive home with no license plates.........![]()
93_Clubman wrote:Nevyn72 wrote:Could be along drive home with no license plates.........![]()
If there's no front & rear plates then a Vicroads Unregistered Vehicle Permit needs to be attached to the passenger side of the windscreen, which is possibly what's visible on the passenger side of the windscreen of the vehicle in the pic.
Nevyn72 wrote:That's exactly what that is, unfortunately a cop coming up from behind won't see it!
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