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Project Buzzin Hornet - Complete!

antnee

Guest
Got half term in a week, so getting some things planned. Sorting the passenger window out, finish off the front amp shelf, do something with the interior door handle bits, also maybe refurb my wheels and sort some bodywork out too
 

antnee

Guest
Been thinking over the past few days, and I think Im going to get rid of it sooner rather than later. Im going to start neatening it up, returning to standard and getting it ready to be sold, which will include MOT'ing and Taxing :(

Going to get a saxo west coast (1.4 with a VTR kit), as they are cheap to buy and run, save up for a while and probally get a mk4 ibiza 130 tdi :)
 

bertrum

Guest
Been thinking over the past few days, and I think Im going to get rid of it sooner rather than later. Im going to start neatening it up, returning to standard and getting it ready to be sold, which will include MOT'ing and Taxing :(

Going to get a saxo west coast (1.4 with a VTR kit), as they are cheap to buy and run, save up for a while and probally get a mk4 ibiza 130 tdi :)

Dude!!! A Saxo?! :ban::doh:
 

Cupra Kid

Has a TDI!!
Oct 13, 2005
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Chesterfield, Derbyshire
Yeah as they are cheap to run and buy, don't worry though I should only have it for a few months (well like all my cars :lol:)

why not just save up while you have the sport and keep from doing anymore to it?

Whats its major details mileage, history and what you want. I know someone whose looking for something a bit sportier but not a huge hike in costs
 

antnee

Guest
why not just save up while you have the sport and keep from doing anymore to it?

Whats its major details mileage, history and what you want. I know someone whose looking for something a bit sportier but not a huge hike in costs

With a saxo I will be paying around £65 a month less on insurance! Plus it should be more economical :lol:

Its coming up to 90k, most receipts back to 2003ish, had a service about 3 weeks ago, mechanically mint, just bodywork has a fair few chips on the front, 2 on the drivers side and 2 small rust spots (top of front screen and bottom of rear screen). When it goes up for sale, everything should be working (window regulator, ext temp). Will have 12months MOT and about 6months tax too. It will be standard except for the exhaust. So will be looking for around £2500
 

antnee

Guest
The idea behind the saxo is it being CHEAP to buy and run. I can buy it for less than 1k, as said insurance will go from my current 2k to 1.3k. So I can save up some money to buy a mk4 ibiza 130 sport :D . Once I have the mk4 ibiza, me and a mate or 2 are going to get a track car too, something like a 205 GTi
 

antnee

Guest
Well I don't live in the best of postcode areas, as said already I had only had my license 4 months and its all in my own name, with no named drivers etc. Will have my 1st NCB in 4months away :) mk4 ibiza time then :D
 

antnee

Guest
YAY! had the doorcard off today to have a look at the window mechinisim, while I was there I connected up the wires correctly for the ext temp sensor and it works :D So I have a BNIB sensor I don't need
 

antnee

Guest
Forgot to put the pic's I took last week up

Some showing the state of my bonnet after all the snow/ice and grit on roads
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