HIS n HERS
Posted: Mon Apr 03, 2017 1:36 pm
In the excitement of firing up my Mk2 the other day and hearing it running and me going on about getting bits for it, oh and reviewing our cars (we have 4) the boss of the house said she would quite like to get a ROCC as well. So at present we have:
1. Alfa Romeo Brera - we are getting rid of
2. BMW 5 series estate (e34) - getting rid as im pretty bored of fixing it and I've changed the water pump, thermostat and it still overheating!!!
3. Audi A3 1.8t - currently on the road but once she has a new car I will be butchering it to parts form my ROCC
4. My ROCC - on the road in the next 2 weeks
So we will have 3 kids and I said we better look at a sensible car and she comes out with id like a scirocco like yours! For starters I don't know how sensible an idea that is, though I may pick up a banged up old Alhambra for cheap when we need all the seats. However, what was the biggest surprise for me was when we went online to look at how much they were, I hadn't realised how the values have slowly climbed quite a bit since I bought mine, many moons ago for quite a bit less than £1000. So cost may mean that it isn't a possibility, though as it is her birthday in august I may look at getting one that needs not tot much work and trying to fit in working on it in amongst a house move and new born, (always relish a challenge).
Anyone else on here got a his and hers car scenario? how do you decide who gets parts first?
1. Alfa Romeo Brera - we are getting rid of
2. BMW 5 series estate (e34) - getting rid as im pretty bored of fixing it and I've changed the water pump, thermostat and it still overheating!!!
3. Audi A3 1.8t - currently on the road but once she has a new car I will be butchering it to parts form my ROCC
4. My ROCC - on the road in the next 2 weeks
So we will have 3 kids and I said we better look at a sensible car and she comes out with id like a scirocco like yours! For starters I don't know how sensible an idea that is, though I may pick up a banged up old Alhambra for cheap when we need all the seats. However, what was the biggest surprise for me was when we went online to look at how much they were, I hadn't realised how the values have slowly climbed quite a bit since I bought mine, many moons ago for quite a bit less than £1000. So cost may mean that it isn't a possibility, though as it is her birthday in august I may look at getting one that needs not tot much work and trying to fit in working on it in amongst a house move and new born, (always relish a challenge).
Anyone else on here got a his and hers car scenario? how do you decide who gets parts first?