Do you drive a banger of a car?

Jackmydad

supermassive wrote: »

Unfortunately not, the car had had quite some wear by the time I got it (I had just been made redundant and needed a car to increase job availability, so bought it the afternoon of redundancy as it was the only one driveable within my budget). It's the holes the hinges are connected to, they've stretched and warped or something, I don't remember what the garage said.

It's essentially a tin shed :rotfl:

They all are beneath the skin mate.
Bangers waiting to happen.
They very nearly all end up in a pile of others in the scrappers sooner or later.

Jackmydad

NBLondon wrote: »

I'm losing track now... Does this mean palgrave is darkmatter and the Yaris belongs to someone else (liltzero?) or is palgrave actually darkmatter's boyfriend? And the BMW belongs to one or other of them's parent?

Confused? You will be!
DILBERTLAFFS or whatever that capitalisation is. . .

beautiful_ravens

Ive been driving an 18 year old Polo and just got a somewhat newer car, and suddenly realised I love my banger polo and will be quite sad to see it go.

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jackmydad wrote: »

confused? You will be!
Dilbertlaffs or whatever that capitalisation is. . . :d

dilligaf ?

Jackmydad

treboeth wrote: »

dilligaf ?

Not really no.
But then neither do I.
I do have a weird sense of humour sometimes.

almillar

Have I missed the A3?

Goes way back. IIRC, a bog standard diesel one with big wheels and lots of 'S-Line' kit nailed on. Hence the photos of A3 wheels above.