Damaged Elise 111s SOLD

Scott P · Post by **Scott P** » Tue Oct 03, 2006 2:06 pm

Hi George,
Congrats on getting the new car! Not sure if you just bought the car purely for track days but seems a bit of a shame not to sort her up after all its very little damage. She looks a good one!

r055 · Post by **r055** » Tue Oct 03, 2006 6:48 pm

Congratulations George ;welcome You really got yourself a bargain car there - even though it was more than you bargained for. I was (and still am) regretting not taking my limit up a notch to make it mine!

Probably would have done as you said - however GF was next to me when Steve gave me option

but hey, plenty more elises out there!

Don't know what happened in your test drive, but if i tore the ass out it, then we would have hit 2 chavs in a rover 400 that smashed into a ditch just in front of us

- they probably attempted to go round the corner at the same speed as steve and realised that their handling wasn't very good!

tut wrote:George
...get to know the car first and gain some experience, especially with track days, then think of sorting it over Winter.

I was planning on doing as Tut says - the car is too nice looking to just leave it battered and bruised - get some miles in and then clean her up - as steve says, she needs some TLC

georgeg33 · Post by **georgeg33** » Wed Oct 04, 2006 12:11 am

Thanks for the warm welcome

I haven't picked her up yet, so unlikely to make the SIDC morning. Probably just as well, I feel I should check the car over and get some road miles in first.

John Reid posted
Welcome to the "young lots" forum.

Ah, that's me disqualified already!

Cheers, George
(obviously don't know how to copy and snip other posts yet!)

craigieb · Post by **craigieb** » Wed Oct 04, 2006 7:05 am

Post by **simon** » Wed Oct 04, 2006 8:42 am

georgeg33 wrote:(obviously don't know how to copy and snip other posts yet!)

It's not difficult, just click the Quote button to the right of a post then delete the bits you don't need.