
Why should I buy a Dolomite?
Re: Why should I buy a Dolomite?
Just make sure you are insured (you can pick up one day policies for about £15 on the internet if you don't have "other cars" on your policy). If mine wasn't in several hundred pieces and at the opposite end of the country I wouldn't mind at all. 

Re: Why should I buy a Dolomite?
It's the only way to make an informed decision. Cars are for driving, so there's no point having something that you like the look of, but find imposible to drive.Dollina wrote:Well having two MAY be an option but a wee bit OTT!! We already have modern car and I have access to Another so to suddenly have three cars would be rather exhuberant!!However we did have a wee conversation regarding having two so I suppose........
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As for "test driving" would I not be considered a tyre kicker? Would any of you guys let me drive your pride and joy?!? Of course it would be better to get a shot of a car before I decide but can't imagine getting many go's. Am I getting a bit fastidious about all this? Maybe my hangover kicking in<alkaseltsersmilies> Best go eat something..........
Re: Why should I buy a Dolomite?
*BUMP*
Well, I got my car back in November and hopefully, he got his today!
Mines a Ford - his a Triumph dolly sprint.
Wish us luck and give us good honest advice always please!!
My main issue just now is the sex of the car! I reckon male but he's calling it female. I'm not sure I want to share him with another woman. Surely a brown car has gotta be male??
PS do any west of Scotland members ever have a "meet"? Really enjoy our Ford club for making pals and swapping advice.
TTFN

Mines a Ford - his a Triumph dolly sprint.
Wish us luck and give us good honest advice always please!!

My main issue just now is the sex of the car! I reckon male but he's calling it female. I'm not sure I want to share him with another woman. Surely a brown car has gotta be male??



PS do any west of Scotland members ever have a "meet"? Really enjoy our Ford club for making pals and swapping advice.
TTFN

Re: Why should I buy a Dolomite?
Well there's a thing now! FWIW, mine (Dougie) is very, very brown but this wasn't instrumental in deciding his gender identity, my last one was called Dougie too and I have a great forgetory!Dollina wrote:.....My main issue just now is the sex of the car! I reckon male but he's calling it female. I'm not sure I want to share him with another woman. Surely a brown car has gotta be male??......

Re: Why should I buy a Dolomite?
My brown car is female I'm afraid - can't help it, from day one I started calling her 'she'! I reckon it depends on their personality and looks, just whatever feels right!
Mel
Mel