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Post by streety6p on Nov 13, 2009 11:02:26 GMT 12
ya can come lease my car  Id be keen nxt time im in Greymouth there Paul then you might get some action shots since the cameraman you have cant seem to get the shots you like lol ;D;D ;D ;D |
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Post by Saloon29s on Nov 13, 2009 11:24:00 GMT 12
My car is available for lease. 30k for the night and you can take it home when you've finished. I'll even throw in the trailer. ;D
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Post by AllCrossedup on Nov 13, 2009 11:34:46 GMT 12
A night licence is the same as a derby licence, around $40, the officials can issue you one on the day,  me wanna try a streetie! as they are the my fav grade, and most suitable to my driving style ;D |
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Post by Mike D on Nov 13, 2009 11:48:13 GMT 12
Im sure the right Holden streetie just waiting with your name on it Dude,Oh Oppppssss your a hmmmm ford man aint ya lol,yeah I think ya can still buy a $40 ford streetie
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Post by AllCrossedup on Nov 13, 2009 12:00:26 GMT 12
Have had a couple of FORD streeties offered, Not that i would turn down a holden either, the 253 Q cars can really boogie But ford is a good choice, and the one i'm lookin at is a well put together unit. ;D |
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Post by mrelshauno on Nov 13, 2009 14:24:22 GMT 12
Just wondering what drivers/owners charge to let someone drive for a night. My drive fell through last season due to the weather and car has been leased out this year. Just want to tick a been there done that box. Ta FREE!!! Of all the drivers who have driven my cars over the years i have never charged a penny. Ask Keith Spanake, he drove my modified for a night, i gave the mod to a mate in Stratford for a few months. No problem. All i ask is you repair any damage. Come see me Mike when ive got the car to Rotorua and im sure we can squeeze you in. What a great guy!!!! ;D Awesome way to introduce keen people into the sport. |
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Post by fearless on Nov 13, 2009 14:37:40 GMT 12
Will I'm still keene if anyone has the stockie they want to lease out for the night be a nice christmas present for myself.
PM me ;D
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Post by Devilracer on Nov 13, 2009 17:07:38 GMT 12
FREE!!! Of all the drivers who have driven my cars over the years i have never charged a penny. Ask Keith Spanake, he drove my modified for a night, i gave the mod to a mate in Stratford for a few months. No problem. All i ask is you repair any damage. Come see me Mike when ive got the car to Rotorua and im sure we can squeeze you in. What a great guy!!!! ;D Awesome way to introduce keen people into the sport. Thanks Mr, I just dont see the point in charging someone just to drive, if they dont do any damage, where does the money go??? We should be helping ppl into the sport not charging like wounded bulls. |
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Post by nogrip-31gm on Nov 13, 2009 17:16:09 GMT 12
engine maintenance...it all costs money.
cost of engine rebuild devide by the amount of meetings you get from a fresh engine = what each meetings costs on the engine...plus oil changes, air filters...clutch wear, tyre wear(if any)...
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Post by dreamer on Nov 13, 2009 17:29:44 GMT 12
Will I'm still keene if anyone has the stockie they want to lease out for the night be a nice christmas present for myself. PM me ;D We have got 1 on the biuld at the moment so when we get our arse into gear im pretty sure you would be able to take that out for a skid at 2ks |
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Post by BeadyEyedRacing on Nov 13, 2009 22:19:07 GMT 12
engine maintenance...it all costs money. cost of engine rebuild devide by the amount of meetings you get from a fresh engine = what each meetings costs on the engine...plus oil changes, air filters...clutch wear, tyre wear(if any)... Have to agree, wat happens if an engine lets go, or the car gets totally hammered?? Will you be able to front the costs of that? Dont want to sound like a pr!ck but these things can happen and it aint cheap to fix  |
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Post by mike004 on Nov 14, 2009 6:05:44 GMT 12
Hey I agree with what is being said about costs, damage etc. That why you have to have a good chat with the owner about what is acceptable on track and whats not, if this light comes on do this. Its all about common sense. As the driver/owner told me last year, "you wont be able to do as much damage as Im capable of, have fun" And he is a top driver/teams racer with a very good rep of hitting hard. But nuts happens, then you deal with it.  |
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Post by tank11 on Nov 14, 2009 11:55:40 GMT 12
Yep, nutse happens. Unless the fault of the car/owner then consider the bill yours. Still rebuilding one of ours that only did 2 laps with a newbie trying it out. He was told to take it easy and get the feel of the track/car. Smacked the wall at full tilt after crossing up in the corner. The bill is mounting up and it's theirs to pay.  We are doing all the steel work and most of the labour, but the motor needed to be pulled down to be welded. Won't make tonight but should be out next meet. |
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me wanna try a streetie! as they are the my fav grade, and most suitable to my driving style ;D
