2-Porshe 911's, 2-Subaru Imprezas, Mclaren F1, AC Cobra & a little circuit in the loft to run them around

Best Plaything is the Game Frame for the playstation, bit like sitting in a Go Cart but it runs Grand Tourismo a treat.

Well I have a supercomputer (in process of taking over the world - Muhahahaaaa!) and a bird (gf) - who will be coming to your event on 24 Apr 04.

I guess my main toy is Whitelightning

My octy vRS is the fun car, and my day to day commuter is a mondeo. details in sig.

DaveU it's a hopped up 25.

Still thinking about getting a 0.26 engine or go for the twin engine conversion :eek:

Two w/e playthings at this end:

The first is really my daily driver:

1995 Mazda MX-5 1.8iS in Laguna Blue

Performance

K&N 57i induction kit with cold air feed from front bumper.

IL Motorsport single exit stainless steel performance exhaust.

14 degree timing bump.

NGK blue silicon HT leads.

IL Motorsport front shock tower brace.

Interior

Brainstorm interior lighted rear view mirror.

Moss Stainless steel eyeball trim rings (brushed finish).

Mike Satur alloy heater controls (brushed finish).

Sparco alloy ball gear knob.

Moss leather gear gaiter.

Moss leather handbrake gaitor.

Brushed stainless steel speaker surrounds.

Brushed stainless steel dorr sill plates.

Digital bezel clock fitted in centre console.

Internal/external digital thermometer mounted in centre console cubby.

Oris windstop.

ICE

Clarion CRX 87RM headunit.

Clarion CDC 605 multi-changer.

Sony XS-A1724 door speakers.

Exterior

Hi-flow black intake grill.

Mazda chrome rubbing strips on rear edge of doors and boot lid.

Moss removable alloy boot rack (with DIY kit to mount spare tyre on it and free up boot space).

Mazda 7 spoke

OK who stole the attachments of teh Mitchell??

Ohhh yessssss..........

Triumph Speed Triple - 955cc of pure stomp

Ohhh yessssss..........

Triumph Speed Triple - 955cc of pure stomp

mmmmmmmmmm, I love Triumph's. Looking at MCN this week and the new Speed Triple looks interesting. Underseat exhaust!

Been thinking about trading my SV in for a Daytona 600 or Speed Four. Speed Triple may be a bit too much on the old insurance for me! :(

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My alternative forms of transport

Darren

Just to bring the tone down a bit, how about a Smart Pure, :mischief: a Cat & a Hamster :Yikes: .

( I'm waiting for the comments with interest ) :hilarius:

Steve

My alternative forms of transport

Darren

:eek:

Ducati 749 with Termi's! Lovely.

As with the older 996/748, I do prefer the smaller capacity machine. Much more worthwhile and flickable on our little roads.

Cant compete with the 2 wheel power, as I only have

Orange Clockwork, fully kitted, and Royced..

Marin Rocksprings with Hope hydraulics

Harry rotary mower, power drive and rear roller for those perfect stripes

Just to bring the tone down a bit' date=' how about a Smart Pure, :mischief: a Cat & a Hamster :Yikes: .

( I'm waiting for the comments with interest ) :hilarius:

Steve[/quote']

Nowt wrong with any of them steve,we havn't all got to have hairy bikes,tried a smart once at ty croes,in the car park,was very impressed.I got a citroen ax gt for sprints/hillclimbs,and tracks,quite quick.Trying to confirm my prov booking for 24/4..with difficulty,can't log on..help! Also got 2 very fat rabbits,1 big moose and a mini moose cooper s chipped to give 340 w.p.m (words per minute,normally about sweets!) :blahblah: colin :P

Just to bring the tone down a bit, how about a Smart Pure, :mischief: a Cat & a Hamster :Yikes: .

Smarts are a lot more fun than people give credit for, and also a lot more practical than people think. My main car (now) is a Smart Pulse CDi, and I have 4 cats...no hamster though, but I think that wouldn't be wise anyway...

Rob.

Fabias are a lot more fun than Octy owners give credit for' date=' and also a lot more practical than people think.

Rob.(The original rollerskate driver)[/quote']

Good to see you have a sense of humour Colin...but then, I suppose you'd have to in order to buy a Fabia vRS... :P

Anyway, at least I get decent fuel consumption!

Rob.

:P This thread is starting to look like the 'which is the real vrs thread' that went on for hours couple of days ago.Just hope jon doesn't join in again,or we're all doomed!Oh yea and rob,you'r wrong,and colin is right,cus all fab owners have got a sense of humour,and are nice people,with no grudges and riddled with jelousy etc. etc. :P :P colin

He started it!

Rob.

Well I'll finish it cus i'm more sensible than you ,cus i've just got my new fab..ulous vrs,so there :P now shurrup,and lets talk about our other toys.Todays for me is a bloody paint roller gti,but it ain't quick enough :( colin

:eek:

Ducati 749 with Termi's! Lovely.

As with the older 996/748' date=' I do prefer the smaller capacity machine. Much more worthwhile and flickable on our little roads. [/quote']

It's why I went for the 749, well and the insurance costs :( . To be honest the 749 is to quick on most of our roads, I'd have a Multistrada if they were a bit nicer to look at, but I don't suppose you look at it while riding it .

Darren

A(nother) SV650 in the S (faired) variety.

With a nice set of Renegade high-level cans for that Ducati sound :P

A couple of pics here

A Staffordshire Bull Terrier and an American Staffordshire (American Pit Bull Terrier)/Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross. Both are bitches and are good for a blast mornings, evenings and weekends.

Octavia vRs

Split Screen VW camper in many pieces.

Yamaha R1

1/10 3.5cc RS200

1/10 Shcumacher Cougar 2000

1/10 RG500

and a dog.

A Staffordshire Bull Terrier and an American Staffordshire (American Pit Bull Terrier)/Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross. Both are bitches and are good for a blast mornings, evenings and weekends.

:P Wouldn't mind having them roaming around the garden at night,excellent thug deterent I would think. Good in the car too.No road rage for you denis!! colin