Look at my mid life crisis everyone...

Sweet ride mate. Enjoy every minute of your midlife. Believe me it only gets better.


rollo

 

i have a seat alhambra as well which had 3 gorgeous girls and 2 mates in it this weekend - one area it beats the gto hands down in (the other being fuel economy).
i used to own a hyundai sonata (don;t ask) which had a mitsubishi engine - this never missed a beat.

yes i am definitely enjoying my life at the moment however the current unrestrained (well barely restrained) debauchery must come to an end with the closing of 2007, it's been a year full of ups and downs however the ups have far outweighed the downs and i'll be starting the new year far, far happier than i did this one. but i'll be keeping the lost weekends at random houses with strange, yet exciting and interesting women to a strict minimum for the first half of the year.

 

isaac, did you transplant a lexus dash into you mitsubishi or is it standard on the galant? if the former then i'd be very interested in details....

 

Which part?

 

"The Mitzi to pull the women "

 

Julian - It's standard kit in the later galants. Transplanting a lexus dash would be seriously difficult - it's almost impossible to transplant the EL dash into galants that don't have it!

 

bring it round then mate! haven't seen it yet!!

brummmmmmm brumm brummmmm

 

Here's my latest mid life crisis... I intend on having a few!

Would love to try and get 3 girls in this

 

"and the Transit to dispose of the bodies" is acceptable then?

Talk about straining a gnat

I actually thought it was quite witty.

 

bugger - looks like it's the 'indiglo' replacement dials for me then.

took it for a service today, and to have an 'oil' leak and heavy steering investigated. looks like the sump needs resealing (aparently mitsubishi use a silicon sealant rather than a proper gasket) and a new steering pump, mitsubishi want £1000 for one of those but the specialist i took it to imports 2nd hand parts and recons them and said he may have one. service came to a reasonable £350 - which included new rear pads, all the spark plugs replacing - including the ones under the inlet manifold i was expecting more like £500+
oh and i know he did the ones under the intake manifold as on my way home while pushing the loud pedal there was a 'pop' and hte engine died. a phone call to the aa and about an hour of playing solitaire on my mobile later the aa bloke turns up and sticks his head under the bonet. the y pipe had popped off the inlet manifold so a quick fettle and i was on my way again but it was a nervous time...
ahh the joys of fast, old car ownership - it's never dull...