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How much have you spent on your Ford?
03-04-2007, 11:12 AM
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How much have you spent on your Ford?
Not including the cost of buying the car. We'll publish the results in next month's Fast Ford.
Cheers,
Simon
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03-04-2007, 11:57 AM
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to scared to add up what I have spent since getting my first cossie in 1997, my escort cos has only had about 3k spent on her since I got it in 2003..
*edit*
forgot to mention my 100E cost me in excess of 15K but the was spread over 9 years it took to build!!
just about to spend another grand paying for the engine rebuild
steve
*edit*
forgot to mention my 100E cost me in excess of 15K but the was spread over 9 years it took to build!!
just about to spend another grand paying for the engine rebuild
steve
03-04-2007, 12:05 PM
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On my old series 2 which i owned for 6 years, i had 18k receipts for 
3 engines, 4 turbo's 7 gearboxes etc etc and loads of un receipted stuff such as management, and mapping!!
It's ok though, i sold it for 6k
My fiesta had about 5k thrown at it in the 2 years i had it,
strangely though, the 3 cossies i had didn't really get more than around £1500 on each????
3 engines, 4 turbo's 7 gearboxes etc etc and loads of un receipted stuff such as management, and mapping!!It's ok though, i sold it for 6k
My fiesta had about 5k thrown at it in the 2 years i had it,
strangely though, the 3 cossies i had didn't really get more than around £1500 on each????
03-04-2007, 12:47 PM
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Originally Posted by lloyd
in the garage 34+k and thats with doing most of the work myself so very little labour charges
whats the spec of that then!!??
03-04-2007, 01:09 PM
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For £43K Scott you could have a Mk1 Porsche GT3 but I know you can't compare it like this as the money spent is usually over many years. If it isn't then people need their heads read
03-04-2007, 01:20 PM
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I am only prepared to admit to £10-£20k (which over ten years is probably not that bad!!!)
Of course it is probably more, but the wife might see this!!!!!!
JJ
Of course it is probably more, but the wife might see this!!!!!!
JJ
03-04-2007, 01:45 PM
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my REPLICA came to 30K+ !!!!!!
only had 10K worth of bits on it, so parts i'd replaced and labour were included in that figure
it wasnt even a bloody real one
only had 10K worth of bits on it, so parts i'd replaced and labour were included in that figure
it wasnt even a bloody real one
