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Since buying a car seams to be in vogue at the moment i have purchased my self a new car. Unfortunately the rules set out by the missus ruled out most of the liberties that are for sale. So I got a very nice 2001 Holden Vectra that has done 66k. I still has a perky 2.2l motor. And another rule set down by the missus was that it has to remain stock (there goes my fun) . Now I have to get rid of one of my toys

HMMM lose a turbo convertible or a Lifted L series.... Decisions, decisions, And the looser is the Turbo convertible.

I like my L a lot better. So the Capri will be up for sale in the next week or so.
looks like this http://images.carsguide.news.com.au/200 ... 1_0412.jpg

Will post pic's of my new car as soon as I take some tomorrow.

damn..i didnt liek the vectras ive driven but if u liek it good on ya.

also seems liek u shuldnt let the missus control where the money goes lol

hhmmm sounds like a nice car man (make sure u dont brake any P/S hoses on it)

that capri is it red (n has it been to Kmart tyre n auto b4 ) if so i MIGHT no some1 interested in buyin it
also wat price r u lookin for it

Yeh red with white mags. I'm looking at the $4k mark. For details it is an 89 turbo, 160k on the clock. new roof, neat condition. also have a matching hard top for an extra grand. Got to do a few things first before sale time.

As for the car we needed a decent car, and we have a 3 year extensive warranty on it. so if it brakes they fix it hehe.

nawww poor little red rocket!

Lapsed wrote:Unfortunately the rules set out by the missus ruled out most of the liberties that are for sale.

So what "rules" are these!?!? they must be out there if the end result is 2001 Holden Vectra. lol

Hope your both happy with the new ride.

Glad to see your keeping the L

yeh good stuff, get rid of the not so awesome red thing, and keep the awesome white thing...LOL...

alex

BlackMale wrote:So what "rules" are these!?!?

A car that I cant play with. and one she can drive.

there never was any question as to which car was going. The L is in for some major TLC. Timing belt, oil seals, wheel bearings, cv shaft, brakes, etc... so it shall be sweet when it gets back

chris

Lapsed wrote:A car that I cant play with. and one she can drive.

there never was any question as to which car was going. The L is in for some major TLC. Timing belt, oil seals, wheel bearings, cv shaft, brakes, etc... so it shall be sweet when it gets back

chris

how come you didnt do it yaself?

sad to see your project car is getting sold- but yeh i spose u have just spent a ****load of $ on the L so better keep her also i like subaru's better than fords anyway.

it hasn't been a project car for a while. haven't had the funds to do any thing to it. as for not doing the work, its easier and a better job will be done by a mechanic.

Lapsed wrote:Since buying a car seams to be in vogue at the moment i have purchased my self a new car. Unfortunately the rules set out by the missus ruled out most of the liberties that are for sale. So I got a very nice 2001 Holden Vectra that has done 66k. I still has a perky 2.2l motor. And another rule set down by the missus was that it has to remain stock (there goes my fun) . Now I have to get rid of one of my toys

HMMM lose a turbo convertible or a Lifted L series.... Decisions, decisions, And the looser is the Turbo convertible.

I like my L a lot better. So the Capri will be up for sale in the next week or so.
looks like this http://images.carsguide.news.com.au/200 ... 1_0412.jpg

Will post pic's of my new car as soon as I take some tomorrow.

Hey Lapsed, De je ve!!!! I just bought a 2000 Vectra 5 door hatch, navy blue, alloys, manual 2.0 GL for the missus 2x weeks ago.
This is part of the reason why my Turbo L-Series is for sale.

I've noticed on here that if it happens to one person it will happen to several others.