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On the 993 forum back in the day the std (narrow) bodied cars were known as Kylie and the wide bodied as J-Lo
 
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lozcb

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Nayf said:
Lots of car for the money (£10-12k estimate)
Lots of potential problems but hey this is a Maserati forum so those in glass houses and all that. https://angliacarauctions.co.uk/cla...-2023/1767~2-2005-bentley-continental-gt-auto
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Very ostentatious , What I can say with complete authority on the matter ; is what a lovely place to be inside , gives that certain je ne sais quoi feeling , definitely makes feel like our Bebs , I should riding high with a big fat ceeegar and the window down ,pound for pound every bit as exciting as a Masser but from a different perspective, something I feel honoured to have experienced.
 
Nayf

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If I was going to do the big auto cruiser thing I’d probably go for this from the same sale.
angliacarauctions.co.uk

1988 MERCEDES 500 SEC AUTO

Saturday 10th & Sunday 11th June, 1988 MERCEDES 500 SEC AUTO. Watch & Bid Live online or attend in person.
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There’s also an interesting 4200 CC that looks clean. Silver over red interior.
 
CatmanV2

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Nayf said:
I’ve driven a few and they are hugely impressive, not really my thing - driving experience is a bit of a one trick pony.
Well, one trick shire horse on industrial levels of nandrolone would be more accurate
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I think that's a great description. Accurately reflects my experience

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I go through a phase about once every 2 months where I think that a Continental GT is a good idea, then I need to go to see my therapist who helps me explore the feelings and help me understand what a terrible idea it is. The therapist is certainly cheaper than an engine-out alternator replacement.
 
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AlpineAlex said:
I go through a phase about once every 2 months where I think that a Continental GT is a good idea, then I need to go to see my therapist who helps me explore the feelings and help me understand what a terrible idea it is. The therapist is certainly cheaper than an engine-out alternator replacement.
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Biggest cost on mine was pretty much fuel!

Amazing thing. Very glad I did it. I still see them and think 'Hmmmmm' but very much doubt I'll ever do it again

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lozcb

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Like most of us on here, Ive spent god knows how many years asset building and ducking and diving to have one or two things that float my boat , luckily ive managed to build up what I call my fuel war chest , and by golly im going to use every single cent of it , when its gone its gone , and i'll be selling up and going back to a Morris Marina similar to my pops , by which time i'll probably be incontinent and dribbling to buuuggery ...........so who cares as long we have fun along the way , life is but a dream to unfold ,
 
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lozcb said:
Like most of us on here, Ive spent god knows how many years asset building and ducking and diving to have one or two things that float my boat , luckily ive managed to build up what I call my fuel war chest , and by golly im going to use every single cent of it , when its gone its gone , and i'll be selling up and going back to a Morris Marina similar to my pops , by which time i'll probably be incontinent and dribbling to buuuggery ...........so who cares as long we have fun along the way , life is but a dream to unfold ,
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