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Newbie Young lad! - Billyfr1 - 22-01-2013
How do everyone thought i'd get it to this hopefully pics up soon..
RE: Newbie Young lad! - Scott - 22-01-2013
Welcome to the forum
Nice plate
Re: RE: Newbie Young lad! - WiNgNuTz - 22-01-2013
(22-01-2013, 11:47 AM)Scott Wrote: Welcome to the forum
Nice plate
Trust you to make some sort of comment about that!
Welcome along mate, got any plans for the motor?
Newbie Young lad! - Jake - 22-01-2013
Love the plate!
RE: Newbie Young lad! - 4WayDiablo - 22-01-2013
Welcome along :-)
1.4 meridian?
RE: Newbie Young lad! - Billyfr1 - 22-01-2013
Its the 1.6 and i ain't touching it atm.
I may consider some lights and the GTI-6 wheels.
I like the standard look.
Any idea's welcome.
The plate is ace i wouldn't swap it for the world
.
RE: Newbie Young lad! - 1616six - 22-01-2013
Was it awkward asking someone to take a pic of you leant against your car?
RE: Newbie Young lad! - Billyfr1 - 22-01-2013
What are birds for?
RE: Newbie Young lad! - 1616six - 22-01-2013
Cooking.
RE: Newbie Young lad! - CJ_Derv - 22-01-2013
nailing
RE: Newbie Young lad! - Matt - 22-01-2013
Perving on.
cum plate
RE: Newbie Young lad! - puggyhdi - 22-01-2013
welcome along mate
RE: Newbie Young lad! - Billyfr1 - 22-01-2013
true that!
RE: Newbie Young lad! - Eeyore - 22-01-2013
As said above nice number plate and welcome the the club!
RE: Newbie Young lad! - the milkman - 22-01-2013
oh billy your not to far from me and a couple of my mates with 306's
how far from reddish/stockport are you?
RE: Newbie Young lad! - puglove - 22-01-2013
God you guys are so imature
Welcome along mate
RE: Newbie Young lad! - Billyfr1 - 26-01-2013
How do milkman, i reckon about an hour depending how i drive
RE: Newbie Young lad! - KrisB - 26-01-2013
Welcome to the forum...
The missus said, do you know any Waddilove or Millward?
RE: Newbie Young lad! - the milkman - 26-01-2013
(26-01-2013, 05:25 PM)Billyfr1 Wrote: How do milkman, i reckon about an hour depending how i drive
Hmmmmm 1.6 so make it 3hours
RE: Newbie Young lad! - kingy - 26-01-2013
(26-01-2013, 07:03 PM)the milkman Wrote:(26-01-2013, 05:25 PM)Billyfr1 Wrote: How do milkman, i reckon about an hour depending how i drive
Hmmmmm 1.6 so make it 3hours
kiss my wrong en, nowt wrong with a 1.6.
oh, welcome matey.
RE: Newbie Young lad! - lolsteve - 30-01-2013
CumCar
Welcome along, turbo 1.6 maybe?
RE: Newbie Young lad! - Dave26 - 30-01-2013
Welcome mate. I'll be living your way in a few months.
RE: Newbie Young lad! - David - 30-01-2013
![[Image: d1e17c95351ab0b039cd01b4e445ce5a.jpg]](http://i1242.photobucket.com/albums/gg530/DJMowle5677/d1e17c95351ab0b039cd01b4e445ce5a.jpg)
RE: Newbie Young lad! - aaronshort - 30-01-2013
How young is young? Nice looking car btw
RE: Newbie Young lad! - Billyfr1 - 31-01-2013
Hey Young as a driver can be 17
Hence no mods yet but when i done with col will fix her up the way she deserves. Btw an update...Driving through preston and some silly Asian on her phone went straight into the back of me
Give the car a lump on its rear
And dave wigan is only 45 mins from me
RE: Newbie Young lad! - the milkman - 31-01-2013
please tell me your claiming the f*ck out of them!!
Newbie Young lad! - ash240970 - 31-01-2013
Welcome along youngblood
5 doors = more whores so good choice shame about the Asian on the phone. Pics of damage? and I'm sure if you go through the insurance for the damage they will try and write it off - you have 2 choices here. You can let them write it off offer you fa fair value for the car and keep the salvage then it will be a category D or C write off for which the car will need a Vehicle Identity Check commonly referred to as a VIC test costing about £45 and carried out at your nearest VOSA station.
Your other option is you can insist that the vehicle is repaired to your satisfaction at cost to her insurance company as it was her fault - don't let them fob you off with the cheaper option for them. Stick to your guns if you want it repaired.
Financially you would probably be better off taking the money for the car and depending on the level of damage either slap a secondhand bumper on it and vic test it and drive it till the mot/tax expires then weigh it in or just let them take it if its badly damaged bodywise.
RE: Newbie Young lad! - the milkman - 31-01-2013
or see it as if anythings fell off your car its just performance lightening
RE: Newbie Young lad! - aaronshort - 31-01-2013
(31-01-2013, 02:26 PM)Billyfr1 Wrote: Hey Young as a driver can be 17
Driving through preston and some silly Asian on her phone went straight into the back of me
Give the car a lump on its rear
And dave wigan is only 45 mins from me
bloody hell you're doing alright too have a 1.6 at 17!, better than my 1.4 at 18 haha.
from experience I wouldn't bother claiming for any accident when you're young, just having the insurers know I've had an accident with no one claiming put it up 30 quid, put my insurance up by 300 quid with my dad added cause he had a no fault claim last year! Its madness
RE: Newbie Young lad! - Billyfr1 - 02-02-2013
Yup they are shizters no fault accident that wont affet me they say.... Whats this 30 a month increase then... W*****Rs. No point in claiming very little damage so i leaving it for now its a very minor llump on metal between boot and bumper. Seen lots of 306 with same dintds and lumps...