davey_83

Astra C

Fresh

Nope

Will need model and trim

My kinda owner YES!! Fair play chap, this Zed in in good hands now!! Please be sure to vlog the details going forward for our addictions

Most common approach is to bring quick detailer and mf's with you or plan a stop at a local petrol station for a quick jet wash off. After track time from person experience id avoid any kind of clean up at the show unless prepared to fully decontaminate and wash as you would at home. Hot rubber from your car and others on track, together with massive amount of brake dust on the wheels, tyres and paintwork just need to be left until you're home imo. Not worth the potential cause of damage to the paintwork from doing a show clean (any clean of hot wheels of course is never advised) Enjoy your first car show with the club

Chrysler Newport

this guy is good

Ginetta g40 My mates lad races in the series

Bingo

No

Not German

Nope, not an Audi

Its an easy one

Over the the promise land, flowing with milk and honey

I know, plus looks like I'm blowing a kiss

VX granland x Or as I'd called it a PSA granland x lol

Imo if you looking to buy a 370z and keep it for years and years, then I wouldn't worry massively about it being a cat d. If you reckon you'd selling it after a couple of years, then you'll possibly loose out a fair wack over buying a non insurance aware damaged car. Any of ours cars tomorrow could be cat d through no fault of our own, doesn't mean overnight the car has become dodgy. Just means it needs costly repairs ie wing, bumper, alloy and bonnet from being parked up and someone driving into you.

Yes sir

Bit more...

You've done work to this picture otherwise I would have said aspira f620, mega looking car this.

Him again!!!!!

Toyota regius