Practically Classics Forum

jimmyybob wrote:
Except the entry fee is 25k Per car........yes that's right £25000 just to go on a jolly drive.

It don't buy you the road though, and a pair of coppers should be much more than that.

Thats Audi drivers for you.

rich. wrote: i was always taught not to mock the afflicted..

Although you could be afflicted with an ar*e...I don't think you can be afflicted with being one.

karlsgazelle wrote:Please let's keep politics out of this forum!
as a result of the scrappage fiasco.

Mr Pot, I have Mr Kettle on the phone for you.

Surely it's nothing more complicated than supply and demand.
If you have a good quality classic people will pay more for it. Given the poor returns on savings at the moment I would guess that there are some people out there thinking that they may as well enjoy their money in something that will ...

'68 Triumph and a collection of bicyles.
Not very much fuel tax and no VED.
Sorted.

JLS wrote: Maybe I'll stay in the UK. Boo!

Good luck with the not having a licence thing.
A friend of mine gave up their telly and was hassled by the TV licence office for months.

There is a well known story that has done the rounds concerning someone who knocks their telly and the footballers fall over.
It is not real, it is a fantasy, and it pokes gentle fun at the dramatic and dubious tactic of 'diving' :lol:

By referencing this story in my original post I sought to ...

MacFisheries

Cocteau Twins were always strange, if simply imcomprehensible counts as strange.

Bjork could always turn a crazy fraze and Sigur Ross sing in Icelandic which is strange to most of us.