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30 January 2006, 04:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Petem95
Very nice!
Im surprised you can afford to buy stuff like that on a staff job salary. I would have assumed you actually ran your own company to be able to justify that sort of purchase!
I guess everyone gives in to the sins of credit sooner or later
Im surprised you can afford to buy stuff like that on a staff job salary. I would have assumed you actually ran your own company to be able to justify that sort of purchase!
I guess everyone gives in to the sins of credit sooner or later
To me,your statement above is a little patronising especially considering that you,like me,don't even know the guy!!!
As I said,I don't know Nevetas personally but I get the impression he's a very level headed guy and has never lowered himself to respond to some of the taunts on this and other bbs threads on this GT3 so well done to him I say!!
I think all these people that have little pops like this are jealous that a guy of 25 can afford a supercar.Fact is,he's bought it and therefore that hopefully means he can afford to run it too!
Well done Nevetas,hats off to you cos that really is a top motor!!!
30 January 2006, 05:04 PM
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Its not unheard of for people to have money but not a highly impressive job.
A friend of mine is 28 and he doesn't really do anything that most people would class as a job and he has a Gallardo.
A friend of mine is 28 and he doesn't really do anything that most people would class as a job and he has a Gallardo.
30 January 2006, 05:17 PM
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I have met Steve in Germany for a few drinks. He gets involved with all manor of different ventures.
Even if credit was needed for some on the finance (which I have no idea if it was) at the end of the day that still has to be paid back, so money is still needed!
I think 5 'super' cars in 1 year, and 7 trips to Europe / The Ring says it all.
Even if credit was needed for some on the finance (which I have no idea if it was) at the end of the day that still has to be paid back, so money is still needed!
I think 5 'super' cars in 1 year, and 7 trips to Europe / The Ring says it all.
30 January 2006, 05:29 PM
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I should keep a better eye on this thread!!
Cheers for all the replies
Of course I have much more going on than meets the eye, but thats not really stuff for here and now, all I can say is I'm happy, and I got beers in the fridge
You can't go buying cars like this unless you can genuinly afford them, and maintain them, and I shall be doing just that
30 January 2006, 05:47 PM
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Very Nice Indeed Nevetas
Keep all the hard work up and that's all I'll comment on that matter.
I wonder if you could swing a pass for a Japfest track session... you don't need to push it to hard but it would certainly be good to see and hear on the track
Simon
Keep all the hard work up and that's all I'll comment on that matter.
I wonder if you could swing a pass for a Japfest track session... you don't need to push it to hard but it would certainly be good to see and hear on the track
Simon
31 January 2006, 08:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Davey P
The car looks great bud! Fair play!
Ignore the fools of SN. If your young and have a flash car, most people on here have a problem with it. Such a shame
Ignore the fools of SN. If your young and have a flash car, most people on here have a problem with it. Such a shame
Not sure most people have a problem at all maybe a small minority and they tend to post stuff.
31 January 2006, 04:16 PM
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ahhh, got a bit excited this morning when i saw a white porsche in the distance near woodham.....
... turned out to be a boxster tho
never mind!
... turned out to be a boxster tho
never mind!
31 January 2006, 04:38 PM
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werent funny, i was livid! 
its like when you see a women from a distance and you think she's really fit, but turns out to be a minger!
would settle for a boxster under normall circumstances mind!
you've raised the bar steve damn it!
Learnt to drive it yet?
its like when you see a women from a distance and you think she's really fit, but turns out to be a minger!
would settle for a boxster under normall circumstances mind!
you've raised the bar steve damn it!
Learnt to drive it yet?
31 January 2006, 04:50 PM
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Getting there, it's much easier than the CSL for some reason, maybe because the engine is over the back wheels? Not Sure.
It feels very very very planted, which the CSL never really did.
It feels very very very planted, which the CSL never really did.
31 January 2006, 05:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Nevetas
Getting there, it's much easier than the CSL for some reason, maybe because the engine is over the back wheels? Not Sure.
It feels very very very planted, which the CSL never really did.
just annoying that the only time i ever bumped into you on our lovely essex roads in the STi nwas when i had a space saver on!!
could of had you in the twisties!
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