How Nervous?

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Marks DTM Calib

Saab is a bin job apparantly..........

Taxi_Driver

QuoteSaab is a bin job apparantly..........

Oh dear  :(

And i thought LB got himself a good one and a rare one too  :-/

Marks DTM Calib

Possibly a good thing....it needed a lot of work....still, he enjoyed it for a while.

Taxi_Driver

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QuotePossibly a good thing....it needed a lot of work....still, he enjoyed it for a while.

Perhaps he might like diesel merc c220 next time around.....i might know someone selling one  ::)

Admin

TD. I had a E220 diesel Avant Garde as my replacement car when the Omega was written off 18 months ago. Very nice it was too, became quite fond of it (had it for 6 weeks while insurance company dithered!)

However, I do not one thank you very much. ;)

SWMBO has decided she wants a smallish diesel to replace the MV6  ::) as she is doing less mileage now. That is enough of diesels for me thanks.
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Martin_1962

QuoteTD. I had a E220 diesel Avant Garde as my replacement car when the Omega was written off 18 months ago. Very nice it was too, became quite fond of it (had it for 6 weeks while insurance company dithered!)

However, I do not one thank you very much. ;)

SWMBO has decided she wants a smallish diesel to replace the MV6  ::) as she is doing less mileage now. That is enough of diesels for me thanks.

So TDs Merc. would be ideal for her! :y

Admin

Somehow I suspect a slight disparity between what I have to spend on a diesel for her, and what TD wants for his Merc!  ;D
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Marks DTM Calib

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Merc baiting is a hobby of mine......the drivers of them seem incapable of using indicators (probably broken knowing current Merc quality) or selecting the correct lane, sitting next to them on roundabouts and forcing them to miss there exit as a result is great fun.....

...it breaks the monotony of the drive home from work

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Strangely enough Mark has never been put forward for any courteous driver awards... ;)
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hotel21

Quote....... or selecting the correct lane, sitting next to them on roundabouts and forcing them to miss there exit as a result is great fun.....

Same with those who hog lane 2 on dual carriageways.  Your not allowed to undertake a car, but nothing about keeping pace with it....   Hard lines if he/she missed their exit because of it...    [smiley=engel017.gif]



Taxi_Driver

QuoteMerc baiting is a hobby of mine......the drivers of them seem incapable of using indicators (probably broken knowing current Merc quality) or selecting the correct lane, sitting next to them on roundabouts and forcing them to miss there exit as a result is great fun.....

...it breaks the monotony of the drive home from work

My indicators work fine on the merc thankyou......i know coz the mot place tested them 12 months ago  :D

jonny2112

QuoteMerc baiting is a hobby of mine......the drivers of them seem incapable of using indicators (probably broken knowing current Merc quality) or selecting the correct lane, sitting next to them on roundabouts and forcing them to miss there exit as a result is great fun.....

...it breaks the monotony of the drive home from work


Like your way of thinking, but over here it's usually the BMW drivers who get the brunt of the abuse

TheBoy

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QuoteMerc baiting is a hobby of mine......the drivers of them seem incapable of using indicators (probably broken knowing current Merc quality) or selecting the correct lane, sitting next to them on roundabouts and forcing them to miss there exit as a result is great fun.....

...it breaks the monotony of the drive home from work


Like your way of thinking, but over here it's usually the BMW drivers who get the brunt of the abuse
Yep, its the repmobiles that never take the option extra of having indicators fitted. Around here, its the 3 series BMWs that have taken over from the Cavaliers/Vectra and Sierras/Mondeos.
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