glitter paint idea?

[Kara GTT]

You wanna wait till your 17 next year to be thinking about buying a glanza or its going sit in your drive and rot

[kaylee]

im not getting a glanza now, am waiting till im about 20/21ish, geting a starlet cd/sportif/sr or whatever i can find thats nice till im old enough

Sounds like a good plan.

[SpeedFreak]

I think she is getting an SR if I remember correctly.

Although I do agree, it isnt worth getting a car until she is old enough if it isnt going to be used.

[kaylee]

well im just looking at the mo, and saving up i dont want to get a car too early cause i might get one and then not have money for lessons etc, im waiting till im about 17 so it wont be standing doin nothing for ages

[kaylee]

i can see it looky a bit tacky with pink giltter.. looks fine normal anyway ill probly grow out of the idea by the time i get the glanza, if i get one

[Galliano]

out of all colours ive been looking into respraying my red paseo...

i think im gonna be spraying it Toyota black... cheaper than selling mine (or trying) and buying a black one, and also to learn along the way.. wanna get my car turned around so i can strip the engine bay down

reason behind wanting toyota black, is becuase it has that sexual sparkle ;)

[SpeedFreak]

I personally would not even think about what car I wanted to get until I had passed my test. From past experience, you never get what you want or do to it what you say you will.

[Galliano]

im 15 and already started doing what i wanna do

also idrees has done what he wants to do... just enhanced it the day he passed his test lol

[kaylee]

its good if you have a car before you pass cause you know you got a car you want and can do what you want to it before hand, but also good to wait as you might no pass and have to keep taking the test and the cars just sitting there. im thinkin of getting one after I've done my theory test

[SpeedFreak]

What you have written above is exactly what happened to me. I brought a car as I turned 17, and I didnt pass until 1 year later. It made me feel worse that it sat in the garden waiting to be driven.

Galliano - I see you as different, simply because you and Idree's have brought cars and done everything yourself to do them up which I think is awesome. Not many people buy cars whent they are 15 and spend time and money on doing it up.

[Galliano]

Galliano - I see you as different, simply because you and Idree's have brought cars and done everything yourself to do them up which I think is awesome. Not many people buy cars whent they are 15 and spend time and money on doing it up.

thank you for the kind words Speedfreak ;)

in all honesty though, i havnt spent much doing it up as i just use some old paint, spare parts from the shed and such...

but has to be said, this one is my second car ;) , i bought a paseo and stripped it when i was 13

[minxy]

I bought my starlet when i was 16 for the same reaosn. the price of drivings lessons these days are shocking, most young people can't afford to bhuy a car and pay for lessons at the same time. I'd personally recommend getting your car early it give you time to make it more your own and means when you are 17 you can have as much practice as you want. The only problem is you get impatient looking at it everyday, it did me good though i passed on 10 hours of lessons!

[ecksjay]

dont even begin sticking up for keighley. they're absolute horse shit, if you havent had problems, then you got lucky, but the car you bought WILL have been in an accident at some point, thats how they buy them so cheap

[RobSR]

^ yup that...you want to go and look at some of their cars...only to see shite they are...ive seen a couple of supra's from their...all complete with their faults, one including a proper hacked wiring loom.

[SpeedFreak]

I didnt stick up for them, all I said was that I love how much people hate them and that my partner didnt have any problems buying from there. Maybe he was lucky.

I believe what you guys are saying though, I have heard a few horror stories from that place.

[kaylee]

I bought my starlet when i was 16 for the same reaosn. the price of drivings lessons these days are shocking, most young people can't afford to bhuy a car and pay for lessons at the same time. I'd personally recommend getting your car early it give you time to make it more your own and means when you are 17 you can have as much practice as you want. The only problem is you get impatient looking at it everyday, it did me good though i passed on 10 hours of lessons!

thats why i want to get one earlier, but then worried about not passing and think should just wait, but getting it early give you time to do what you want to it.. its finding a nice car aswell!