how the hell do i get more stars?? 
mark
mark
might not be in the right place, but...
Hmmmmm. Think you may need to dig deep and buy a Trophy! :wink:
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i cant buy a trophy, not got the funds, PLUS, you lot have got them all! lol
come on, giz a star..... haha (nowt like northern cheek!)
come on, giz a star.....
haha (nowt like northern cheek!)
You'll have to beg the Boss Men to get one, of which i am not one.
Good luck in your quest young Grasshopper.
Good luck in your quest young Grasshopper.
Renaultsport
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cossiefran said:come on, giz a star.....
What it worth!? Instead of £50 i would say the star costs between £5k-£6k
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so it seems i am destined to remain a 2 star member amongst the 3 star owners.... one word.. discrimination! lol
i just wondered how you get stars, ill never own a trophy i dont think, but i thought a bit of cheek and humour would make good reading
i just wondered how you get stars, ill never own a trophy i dont think, but i thought a bit of cheek and humour would make good reading
cossiefran said:
Why not?
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i dunno and im not really one to rule things out, and im not one to say its just a bit more special than a 182, because i am an enthusiast, but me personally i would rather have say, an M3 or 3 door cosworth again. BUT, what i do like is the exclusivity of them, and they are a track ready toy.
hmmm, maybe id need to have a go of one before i decided against rear wheel fun. and maybe in 2-3 years, the price of them may go up? so cash viability in comparison to what else is available at the time would be a major factor too.
so i could potentially have to wait 2 years to get another star? lol
hmmm, maybe id need to have a go of one before i decided against rear wheel fun. and maybe in 2-3 years, the price of them may go up? so cash viability in comparison to what else is available at the time would be a major factor too.
so i could potentially have to wait 2 years to get another star? lol
as a usable everyday 2nd car they're ideal. ok Caterhams and exiges do the same but better but you can't fit a tent, fridge full of beer, sleeping bags, clothes and two people in with chairs, cooking equipment etc in them though
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Cue said:as a usable everyday 2nd car they're ideal. ok Caterhams and exiges do the same but better but you can't fit a tent, fridge full of beer, sleeping bags, clothes and two people in with chairs, cooking equipment etc in them though
i like your way of thinking