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The TR6 is now ready and will be collected next week

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Prepped ready for collection

Love those wheels SPaul

Thanks Dan. Things have changed a bit so I'll get back to you when I've decided where I am with my cars.

These are the pics we want folks - keep 'em coming ...

Brilliant - this is why I love the place - good onya Chris !!!

No.1 son sent me this - I think he's planning to build one

A friend of mine has a company that details farm machinery

Needs lowering and spacers

Just bought this (showroom piccy obviously)

Update Porsche now swopped for this:

Yes it does but only at trade value

@GranTourismoEra Yeah that's the Baby Bronco version, based on the Kuga floorpan I think. There is a four door crew cab version for other markets and that's based on the Ranger Chassis I think

Yea I can understand that, but I don't have or need NCB on the two cars I'm selling just the two cars I'm keeping ITMS

Last chance to buy these cars at preferential rates. Anyone who's interested please contact me today. Both cars go to showroom on sale or return tomorrow and would therefore have to be bought from the dealer.

Anyone got SORNd vehicle insurance if so from where ?

I'm pretty sure a folding garage would, er, fold in the winds we've been having for the last couple of days. How about ceramic coating to make it easier to clean ?

I have 2 cars that will be going up for sale and located offsite at the dealer's showroom whilst they are advertised for sale. They will be insured (at trade price I assume) by the dealer whilst they are in his care. Both cars will not be taxed for use on the road. What other insurance do I need and where is the best place to get it ?

Oh that's sad - I hate it when that happens

Well hello and welcome

Well one is blue and the one in the foreground is black - so it's blue for new and black for back - that's how I remember it anyway HTH [giggle] [/giggle] - hang on though that could be the wrong way round

Well to explain: LONG VERSION The Porsche used to be my daily driver doing up to 14K a year and we had a small car (VW Polo) for my wife who did about 3K. At this stage the Polo hogged the single garage and my car slept outside on the drive. Wifey decided she wanted a smaller car (sounds daft I know) so I eventually persuaded her to have a zero road tax Fiat 500 three years ago. She promptly stopped driving due to ill health so that left me using both cars for work and sharing the mileage between the two. I was working from home a lot more and so the yearly mileage went down to about 8K Then I retired and the total shared mileage went down to about 6K. Then I bought a toy (1972 Chevy Chevelle) so I had three cars at my disposal with the Chevy mostly sitting in the garage all polished up. Then I sold the Chevy and I bought the little Abarth Biposto which became the garage queen toy so I was doing about 6K per year in the three cars. Then I came across the car I bought today to replace the Porsche and the Abarth; so now the new car will become the garage queen toy all shiny and dry and the Fiat 500 will become the shopping trolley out in all weathers. If I come across a nice old small 4x4 jeep/pickup type thingy, I'll replace the low mileage Fiat with that and that'll become the shopping trolley/green lane muddy thing SHORT VERSION I've now got four cars and one driver (me) to do about 6K miles per year so I'm selling two of them. This will leave me with a nice low-depreciating fast garage queen toy together with a practical winter shopping trolley. SHORTER VERSION Planning to enjoy life in retirement

No no, just rationalising the fleet