It seems that my ability to say no to things is about as bad as ever. I've been mulling over an R26 now for a while and I appear to have put a deposit down today!!
Now, although very excited by the new R26 - Black with Xenons and Decals - can always take them off with a hairdryer if I change my mind - I am trying to work out how to keep the trophy as I just can't bear to let it go!!
It is just about feasible to keep #185 and let my fiance spend a little more time in her, but it does mean a new insurance policy in her name and she has no ncb as has only ever been a named driver. This means no Greenlight as you must have 1 yrs NCB.
Anyone got any ideas how I can keep the cost of insurance down and run them both, preferably with me still as the reg'd keeper of the trophy to avoid a third owner?
HELP!!!!!
(Test drove another R26 the other day and was very, very impressed. Incredible low down pull and absolutely solid. Basically feels like a trophy that has beefed up a little and eaten a bit more spinach. Is a little bit less playful from my very limited run in it, but seems incredibly capable.)
Steve - I'll take you for a spin when I pick it up. Should be end of the month!!
P.s. Think a cliotrophy sticker is probably going to be needed, just to let everyone know what a real car is.
Now, although very excited by the new R26 - Black with Xenons and Decals - can always take them off with a hairdryer if I change my mind - I am trying to work out how to keep the trophy as I just can't bear to let it go!!
It is just about feasible to keep #185 and let my fiance spend a little more time in her, but it does mean a new insurance policy in her name and she has no ncb as has only ever been a named driver. This means no Greenlight as you must have 1 yrs NCB.
Anyone got any ideas how I can keep the cost of insurance down and run them both, preferably with me still as the reg'd keeper of the trophy to avoid a third owner?
HELP!!!!!
(Test drove another R26 the other day and was very, very impressed. Incredible low down pull and absolutely solid. Basically feels like a trophy that has beefed up a little and eaten a bit more spinach. Is a little bit less playful from my very limited run in it, but seems incredibly capable.)
Steve - I'll take you for a spin when I pick it up. Should be end of the month!!
P.s. Think a cliotrophy sticker is probably going to be needed, just to let everyone know what a real car is.