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Cheers guys.

I just dont drive it anymore so it makes more sense to sell it than let it collect dust. I think i'm also at the age where I think I should be more responsible.. and save some money instead of spending it! I can see why they lower insurance around the age of 25.

Will head back to Canada I think, a lot of good work over there.

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Cheers guys.

I just dont drive it anymore so it makes more sense to sell it than let it collect dust. I think i'm also at the age where I think I should be more responsible.. and save some money instead of spending it! I can see why they lower insurance around the age of 25.

Will head back to Canada I think, a lot of good work over there.

are you going to retire from the eagles fletch?? or is the canda work only in the off season??

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I REALLY do want to put one suggestion into the forums if any MODS are reading..

I was discussing with the guy who I sold the car to, people on here expect to get something for nothing on here.

I had soo many people asking me if I would sell my engine, the seats, MY FRONT DOOR, steering wheel and so on.. with pathetic offers. Why the hell would I strip down a perfectly good car?

My suggestion is If I havent mentioned that I would sell the car in parts WARN/BAN these people, this place is turning into a forum full of scabs.

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I REALLY do want to put one suggestion into the forums if any MODS are reading..

I was discussing with the guy who I sold the car to, people on here expect to get something for nothing on here.

I had soo many people asking me if I would sell my engine, the seats, MY FRONT DOOR, steering wheel and so on.. with pathetic offers. Why the hell would I strip down a perfectly good car?

My suggestion is If I havent mentioned that I would sell the car in parts WARN/BAN these people, this place is turning into a forum full of scabs.

how much for your plates?

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