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Just wait mate, you would end up spending loads and getting absolutely nowhere really. Just look after it, and when you sell it nice and clean and standard, you'll get your money back and move onwards and upwards!

Honestly mate, you'd be completely wasting your money even trying. Seriously. How old are you?!

Buy a faster car.

Nice purchase. These go pretty well for a barge!!

Good cars these! Nice purchase

I might be up for London.. I warn you though, last time I had a night out in London, I ended up staggering in to the County Hall Marriott absolutely soaked, covered in grass stains after drunk running from Ally Pally and was utterly, utterly ruined. Not their usual clientele ha ha

Bit of a snotter aye.

Bit of a distance for me :(

Liking that colour mate!

lol, good effort! Lucky you got it stopped.

Awesome!

My eyes

What a snotter! We have been trying so hard to forget, and pretend that people never did this to cars.

I'm very impressed with the attention to detail, you guys have done a great job!

Put new wipers on it. Got to the stage where it was better not to use them.

Very cool mate, keep hold of it, I imagine these are only going to go up in value!

What is the deal with the arrows. Bloke is a complete tosser.

This, but image a clio

pretty sure it's a similar schedule and arrangement as a club like 750 would run.

http://www.trackdaytrophy.co.uk/ It's designed from what I understand as a step up from Trackdays, I.E. somewhere for the trackdayer to go when they want 'a bit more'. I think costs are fairly low from what I've heard...

Thought about something like the track day trophy that MSV run?

I've been keeping myself away from race tracks as I feel the 'pull' from it every time I'm around it lol. Although I'm up at Brands for the Festival at the weekend, gulp. My missus will cut me if I came home and said "oh by the way I've just dropped a shed load of money on a drive for next...

Once things get set in concrete, I'll see what's what. Sounds like a good laugh though.

When I purchased my first home, it was either go racing Formula Ford or buy a house... I chose the house, and at the time I was like you, seriously considering it, the deal on the table for a seat was very reasonable as well. But walking away was the best thing I've done.

Okay, honestly.... I wouldn't be spending house savings to go racing mate. I've seen it done, it's a slippery slope.

Interesting...

Hi mate, I've competed myself, my family have been involved in the sport for years. There are plenty of championships where you can either pay someone/a team to run your car or pay to run in one of their cars. You will pay the price for this service mind. What kind of budget are you looking...

I found my 200 was tiresome as a daily. I then didn't use it hardly at all, it just sat there, then got sold.

Bit of both I think mate.

It really is that much mate. Had to go through a broker from what I understand.