Scirocco Register

the edmundator wrote:There's a legion of silver surfers out there.

Galacticus will be pleased

63 - 1.6 daily driver with 105,000ish on the clock.

Old Mac Rocco wrote:63 - 1.6 daily driver with 105,000ish on the clock.

You told me you were 35 Sandy!

Ashrocco wrote:I just wondered, Boy racers or reliving your youth?

I'm 22 and a girl!! Screw valentines day- on the 5th of February I'm taking my car out for a cruise for our one year anniversary ;)

A girl with a rocco?!

Hey baby

Village Idiot

Good stuff. I think that I may be the second oldest.

How's it going. All of our experience. I passed my test in a 1962 Singer Gazelle!!!
A lot of these youngsters (allegedly) don't know how to drive in snow, ice etc. (seen 'em).
Should be part of the driving test.

Sorry - shouldn't go on about things.

John

I passed my test in 1958 in an Austin A35 van......dreadful machine. I believe there is now an owners' club!!

I believe James Hunt chose an A35 van as his only vehicle after retiring from F1, until his death.

I must have been too young to appreciate its charm!!

OR
After retiring from F!, driving anything must be an anti-climax. So you might as well go for the worst!

I think he particularly found it helpful for transporting his budgies.

the edmundator wrote:I believe James Hunt chose an A35 van as his only vehicle after retiring from F1, until his death.

Not true... I know where his old Merc S Class is parked.

There's an A35 outside my neighbours at the barn... don't think it has any famous ex owners though ;)


43 and a bit, btw.

I hit the Five-O on Thursday. No Hawaiians were involved..

34 years old. I drive a `91 Scala 124k on the clock as a daily driver

27 had my GTX a year and im a girl :0

80,Next year, cars running well 92GT11 in red,garaged all the time, only comes out when the sun shines, private nu plate, catches people eye when parking up, done over 17000, but change the oil and filter every 3000 miles, and keep the petrol tank topped up. what else can you do, at my age.