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  1. 10-22-2004, 10:35 PM #1
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    What wedding car would you/ did you have?

    I saw a wedding procession just now that consisted of a HSV GTO and a HSV Clubsport as the leading cars, it set me thinking, what would i like to have? I cant have Supras as theyre a coupe so theyd be somewhat inconvenient. I think Id have a series of RX8s as mine. So what about you? What would you like as your cars for your wedding? For those already married members, what WERE your wedding cars?
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    well....

    hmmm....

    errr.....

    a moped?


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    My Nova SS. Unfortunately, the jokers in the wedding party stole the wheels off it while I wasn't looking so we came out of the church and the car was on jacks.

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    '59 Cad convertible. The massive fins resemble a certain part of my anatomy as I get excited about the wedding night.
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    compensating for something jcp?
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    i'd borrow my uncles Fiat 600 Multipla or his Iso Grifo, both awesome cars .....and maybe i can arrange a nice porsche 911...
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    Quote Originally Posted by whiteballz
    compensating for something jcp?
    i was thinkn the SAME thing
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    Quote Originally Posted by whiteballz
    compensating for something jcp?
    send your wife or gf to find out hehehe j/k
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    Rolls Royce 100Ex

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    I'd like to be driven in a white Rolls Royce Phantom and maybe have a bunch of lamborghinis to lead the way...
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    id have a 70 challenger!
    although im sure she would definatly dissagree
    wat you dont understand, is that i make love to my hand....so i dont need you honey, i beat my dik liek it owes me money
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    we used my father in laws' Austin Maxi, it had not much but at least a decent entry to the rear seats and enough space there.
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    Quote Originally Posted by henk4
    a decent entry to the rear
    tut-tut, before you were married to

    Anyway, we arrived in Rollers.

    We tried to leave in the Mini.
    My best man conned the keys from me and they went and lifted the car onto milk crates.
    Did all the leaving 'fun' of a Scots wedding and then foudn it stranded in the hotel foyer.

    So we just HAD to go back in and continue drinking, dancing and revelling

    The buggars had also put stones in the hub caps and filled the inside with baloons and confetti.

    My mates daughter wants the A610 for her getting to the church.
    She wants me to do a donut to announce her arrival.
    I'm trying to convince here a Roller woudl be more sophiticated
    "A woman without curves is like a road without bends, you might get to your destination quicker but the ride is boring as hell'
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    Quote Originally Posted by Matra et Alpine
    My mates daughter wants the A610 for her getting to the church.
    She wants me to do a donut to announce her arrival.
    I'm trying to convince here a Roller woudl be more sophiticated
    Can't you just tell her that the car is under repair?
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    Quote Originally Posted by henk4
    Can't you just tell her that the car is under repair?
    please don't.

    SHE asks me every time I drop up if I've got te bloody engine fixed yet !!!

    Now my own daughter is getting on to me - SHE suggested shipping it to the tuner in France and getting it down properly once and for all and so whaat if no Winter holiday, we coudl alwys fly over and drive it back. I like her thinking
    "A woman without curves is like a road without bends, you might get to your destination quicker but the ride is boring as hell'
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