how did you end up with..
i mean no one would actively choose one, right?
having first driven them when they came out, i wasn't particularly yay or nay about the car really.
years passed. lots of them.
then as if my magic, the MGF came to me as an 'economic write off' needing hours of tlc.
and it has grown on me, bloody thing, so it's staying. :yesnod:
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She bought a porsche and was selling it.
I suggested as I was single after a year of separation that i'd take it off her hands to sold my Volvo. Never looked back!
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I decided to buy Sheila one for her :whistle: th birthday. Went looking at MX5s, but didn't like them or their prices. I saw some MGFs on my travels and bought one of those instead, knowing nothing about them.
Luckily got a good 'un.
David
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(Unfortunately because it was my fathers who sadly passed away, but I've since come to realize that he had good taste in cars). We didn't need two big estate cars so we sold our Volvo V40 and picked up a lovely little MG TF 135 Sunstorm in as near as we could get matching colours (Nightfire red) for the school run. Everyone said we were mad selling a big, reliable & safe Volvo (which they thought was the ideal car for a school run) to change for a little unreliable impractical two seater.
3 years down the line, everyone has changed their cars for various euro boxes but we've still gout out TF and had a blast, with runs out, meets, trips to Racetracks, etc...and we've made some great freinds along the way. :beer:
I could never see us doing any of this with a modern euro box or the old Volvo. :nonod:
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Psymon wrote: Is that because all you'd see is your spoiler :lol:
:bust: :lol:
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Felix - Aquired him on a whim a month ago when checking Gumtree for parts - he was cheap and still needs his HG fixed! £250 - not bad for a 2003/4 Sunstorm.
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Psymon wrote: Is that because all you'd see is your spoiler :lol:
not funny!! lol
or true - visibility is excellent
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...and fortunately its just one of those cars you can't (dare to) stop tinkering with... :hgf:
Matt also bought the TF we test drove so we now have 2! :beer:
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It was just time for a soft top.
Compared with MX-5, MR2, Alfa Spider and MGB.
TF was by far the most inexpensive option. And apparently the right choice.
:woohoo:
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