Very good then!Trade for what, exactly?
Don't part with the Mini for any old thing.
(Don't part with the Mini for any old thing.
Scoopzilla http://www.slapwatch.com now get to fuck,
Fri 10 Oct 2003, 18:16,
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Sierra Estate1.8 turbo diesel... much more suited to my needs, and almost as cheap to run as the mini
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JustHere4Coffee remembers when all o' this were car parks,
Fri 10 Oct 2003, 18:19,
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Oh right on!Diesel cars are few and far in between here. I'd rather like a diesel, because the PRICE of diesel hasn't gone up.
But don't they smell kind of funny?
(But don't they smell kind of funny?
Scoopzilla http://www.slapwatch.com now get to fuck,
Fri 10 Oct 2003, 18:25,
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dependswhen you're driving them, no not usually... just when you play with the fuel
they've been making it run cleaner and greener nowadays too, and there's "city diesel" and there's even whole how-to guides on how to use recycled chipfat from the local fish&chip shop - even including paying excise duties, you can end up paying less than a pound a gallon and getting the same kind of mileage and performance AND a nicer smelling car ;)
(they've been making it run cleaner and greener nowadays too, and there's "city diesel" and there's even whole how-to guides on how to use recycled chipfat from the local fish&chip shop - even including paying excise duties, you can end up paying less than a pound a gallon and getting the same kind of mileage and performance AND a nicer smelling car ;)
JustHere4Coffee remembers when all o' this were car parks,
Fri 10 Oct 2003, 18:28,
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lol...if you get it you should put a sticker on it that says "Powered by Fish & Chips"
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Fri 10 Oct 2003, 18:32,
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