My new car - vroom vroom
- Thread starter NickAKAVexus
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Thats a girls car
Lol, i've always thought that aswell, and well, it is my mums at the moment lol. But they're amazing little cars, and i can't wait until im scooting around in it ^.^!
lol, the cars manual stonehelm. I also agree its alot more fun then automatic.
Yes i'm 17 and work in a restaurant. I have been saving for some time. (I do admit my parents did stick 5k in thought, sh urban).
I also received my 7 inch monitor today for my car and hopefully I won't have to fabricate the dash panel to get it in. :X
Yes i'm 17 and work in a restaurant. I have been saving for some time. (I do admit my parents did stick 5k in thought, sh urban).
I also received my 7 inch monitor today for my car and hopefully I won't have to fabricate the dash panel to get it in. :X
In the event that you will have to fabricate one:
http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=29450
Already posted a thread being a big noob. haha
Honestly thought I have no idea what i'm doing when it comes to installing things in cars.
I have been working on my own custom front-end software thought.
interesting, my car pc is all planned out, except for the DC-DC PSU and hooking up the sound system to the PC (i'll probably use an X-fi card with other stuff plugged into it and a 4 way amp)
I'm building it for the purpose of a touch screen media center, sound, tv, radio, GPS, no need for gaming and all that stuff in a car
No, that's a reply from someone who doesn't want to change gears every 8 seconds.
If you want to talk semantics I'll tear your head off.
Maybe one day when you start driving you'll realize what traffic is, or maybe you should just watch the road when your mommy drives.
wow, you really have got a nice problem with me haven't you Urban, judging by the 41 points you gave me for avoiding the word filter system and now your gna "tear my head off at semantics".
I wasn't questioning semantics used, it just seemed from your original post that you were talking about being in traffic, i'm not sure if this applies to everyone in England but most people i know associate the phrase "in traffic", generally being assosciated with being stuck in traffic, or travelling very little therefore not needing to change gears every 8 seconds.
I was in no way meaning to "talk semantics" with you, and i would prefer it if my head stayed on thankyou.
you do realise, i am 17, making me able to legally drive a car, and as such i have been learning to drive, i am now almost ready to take my test.Urbanfox said:
However, though you must know me better, i must of been imagining all the driving lessons i have been having.
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