[C5] C3RB3RUS
Posts:307
 | | 29 Nov 2007 3:25 PM |
| OUT!!!
nah just kidding i passed my driving test today... got 5 minors but i beg to differ i dont think he knew what he was doing lol 
Time to get a car... im going to look at a Ford Focus 1.8 Zetec tommorow.. tis nice first car for me i think...
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[C5] Myx
Posts:669
| | 29 Nov 2007 4:54 PM |
| Well done  | |
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Varp
Posts:479
| | 29 Nov 2007 10:40 PM |
| gratz C3rb, mind you - how far can u drive on Wigit ?  Â  | |
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Parabolic
Posts:359
| | 30 Nov 2007 12:31 AM |
| n1.
i still need to book lessons 
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[C5] C3RB3RUS
Posts:307
| | 30 Nov 2007 7:42 AM |
| Posted By Varp on 29 Nov 2007 10:40 PM gratz C3rb, mind you - how far can u drive on Wigit ? Â 
I dont even know my way to tesco...which is a big shame cos it means i dont have to take my mum shopping 
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[C5] Myx
Posts:669
| | 30 Nov 2007 8:36 AM |
| | Pfftt... I still manage to do about 200 miles+ a week, and petrol prices are ridiculous right now.. | |
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Monkey
Posts:129
| | 01 Dec 2007 6:02 PM |
| congrats mate 
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[C5] Tongeh
Il Tongeh
Posts:666
| | 02 Dec 2007 1:37 PM |
| | n1 bud... | |
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[C5] Queitis
Posts:104
| | 02 Dec 2007 4:30 PM |
| Hopefully I'll start my lessons soon
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[C5] C3RB3RUS
Posts:307
| | 03 Dec 2007 5:31 PM |
| Posted By [C5] Myx on 30 Nov 2007 8:36 AM
Pfftt... I still manage to do about 200 miles+ a week, and petrol prices are ridiculous right now..
had the car 4 days only been out driving once... and to work twice and had to put £30 in it allready 
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Alkane
Posts:2
| | 05 Dec 2007 6:25 PM |
| Gtz! Yea, driving = loss of £ fast  | | | |
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Swifty_Capone
Posts:0
| | 08 Dec 2007 11:08 PM |
| Posted By [C5] C3RB3RUS on 29 Nov 2007 3:25 PM OUT!!! nah just kidding i passed my driving test today... got 5 minors but i beg to differ i dont think he knew what he was doing lol Time to get a car... im going to look at a Ford Focus 1.8 Zetec tommorow.. tis nice first car for me i think...
Congratz!
Quickest way to owning a fast car and not being raped for insurance?
Take a year or two with a really old car on 3rd party and build up your no claims........
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[C5] C3RB3RUS
Posts:307
| | 13 Dec 2007 3:49 PM |
| yeah i got my car for 2 grand... its a Ford focus 1.8 so insurance is high
but tis very fast
had to get new brakes adn brake pads today... £140
but at least i know now if i    Âwant  to i can stop without running those people over
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McNutter
Posts:240
| | 13 Dec 2007 4:53 PM |
| cerb, join www.ffoc.co.uk can join me and monkeh then congratz on passing btw
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Swifty_Capone
Posts:0
| | 17 Dec 2007 10:20 PM |
| Posted By [C5] C3RB3RUS on 13 Dec 2007 3:49 PM yeah i got my car for 2 grand... its a Ford focus 1.8 so insurance is high but tis very fast had to get new brakes adn brake pads today... £140 but at least i know now if i     want  to i can stop without running those people over
As you should of been informed. you have 6 points for two years, exceed, then you have to retake your theory and driving test.
Imagine this......If your tyre levels are boderline, change them no matter what since sods law is that you might be pulled for doing 34mph in a 30mph area, the police decide to inspect the car, 1 tyre fails the 1.6mm test, 6 points have been awarded.... you are back to the test centre. I am not trying to scare you, just make you aware! Anyhow, I got through my two years on 3 points...35mph in a 30mph zone, on a moped. The points carried over, not to mention the exponential increase on my insurance   
I am no saint. 3 claims in first 2 years of driving;
1) Snow and ice on the road. Low profiles on soft rubber are dog shit in winter.... A elderly lady left her car at the bottom of a hill with a sharp right hand turn.....Doing 10mph, tried turning, slowly, faster, could of gotten out and walked quicker....I still impacted, my fault.
2) Reveresed into a parked vehicle on an unlight street. The vehicle was parked half on the pavement on double yellow lines.......My fault, although I was bickering with the Mrs...but still, my fault...and lessoned learnt.....Concentrate
3) Car broken into, cracking sound system was ripped out, the fuckers damaged the paint work for the hell of it, I had to claim....Although, my advice is DO NOT CLAIM. Pay the cost of repair, it will be less than the bloody premium that they put on lol.
It is not me telling you what to do Cerb, just letting you know that the above mistakes have cost me financially beyond belief. The above were mistakes, nothing more, nothing less. This happens without you putting your foot down or cruising at 90mph on the motorway and trust me, takes a long time for you to clear from your 'records' and has the insurers rubbing their hands together knowing that when you renew your insurance, you are nothing more than a statistic that they will milk for every last penny.
Safe travels my friend! 
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Parabolic
Posts:359
| | 18 Dec 2007 7:34 AM |
| pushbike FTW
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NeMo
Posts:53
| | 18 Dec 2007 4:14 PM |
| 4 Years of full car license, nearly 3 years of full bike license.
No claims and no points
And I would go to uni on the bike at 100mph every other day 
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McNutter
Posts:240
| | 18 Dec 2007 5:02 PM |
| Posted By NeMo on 18 Dec 2007 4:14 PM 4 Years of full car license, nearly 3 years of full bike license. No claims and no points And I would go to uni on the bike at 100mph every other day Woop! (My insurance is cheap(ish) :p)
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ogri
Posts:446
| | 18 Dec 2007 6:32 PM |
| | LOL great non-chav post there mcnut | | | |
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McNutter
Posts:240
| | 18 Dec 2007 9:15 PM |
| tis ok... chavness seems to work and seem more reliable from what i hear
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