My car history, 6 cars, 3 scorts!

[NoFear77]

Passed at 17 and bought this heap of crap that was great fun and never died on me for £130, Then sold it to somebody on here/eodc for £80 when MOT was up

as crap as it was it was called Ed, and i loved him, first car, so much freedom!

http://i853.photobucket.com/albums/ab100/NoFear77/29287_125886337441694_100000609840900_186066_7212293_n.jpg

 

Next i bought a 1.4 Mk3 Astra... Heap of crap also, however i paid £250 for it, beat the crap out of it for 9 months and sold it for £200, so overall it served me well.

http://i853.photobucket.com/albums/ab100/NoFear77/53220_160889147274746_100000609840900_353712_5207218_o.jpg

 

Then came something i wanted, an EG Civic. I LOVED this car, so much fun, so nippy for a 1.3, handles like it was on rails and sounded awesome.. However the insurance was killing me, so reluctantly i sold it to a friend, for a £300 proffit

http://i853.photobucket.com/albums/ab100/NoFear77/220787_211077485589245_100000609840900_664464_2791427_o.jpg

 

Then came the Volvo.. Car had so much character and having one at 19 was a laugh, RWD 50/50 Weight distribution Sold on after a while to buy something i fell in love with...

http://i853.photobucket.com/albums/ab100/NoFear77/270210_231185916911735_100000609840900_751066_5006160_n.jpg

 

The thing i fell in love with, the Mk4 'Bonus' Fitted with an Xr3 Engine, Great fun to drive just unreliable as crap and i found i spend more time working on it than actually driving it, was a shame but it had to go, sold to a friend at College a week ago i bought the car i now have

http://i853.photobucket.com/albums/ab100/NoFear77/338613_275135842516742_100000609840900_897933_1821128299_o.jpg

 

The car i currently drive, a Mk6 Mexico 1.6 Zetec. I have a build thread up with more info

http://i853.photobucket.com/albums/ab100/NoFear77/Image0366-1.jpg

 

 

 

Overall an average car history at best but im happy with the Mex at the moment and i cant see myself getting rid of it anytime soon as it only has 45K On the clock