by Mickyj » Tue Mar 31, 2009 7:43 pm
by hearts on fire » Tue Mar 31, 2009 8:02 pm
by Bully » Tue Mar 31, 2009 8:22 pm
Mickyj wrote:Well its second hand but its new to me .just picked it up 2000 falcon ford forte with just over 87'000 k on the dial .
So happy my Old dual fuel 96 Falcon (had for almost 3 yrs) was just about gone.no more car on gas no more having to warm it up .no more trouble starting on a 4 degree morning yippeeeeeee
I haven't taken any pics just yet
Cheers
by Dog_ger » Tue Mar 31, 2009 8:39 pm
Mickyj wrote:its new to me, just picked it up 2000 falcon ford forte with just over 87'000 k on the dial .
So happy
I haven't taken any pics just yet
Cheers
by Mickyj » Tue Mar 31, 2009 8:47 pm
hearts on fire wrote:congratulations Micky, would love to see a pic.
by Mickyj » Tue Mar 31, 2009 8:52 pm
Bulldog wrote:Mickyj wrote:Well its second hand but its new to me .just picked it up 2000 falcon ford forte with just over 87'000 k on the dial .
So happy my Old dual fuel 96 Falcon (had for almost 3 yrs) was just about gone.no more car on gas no more having to warm it up .no more trouble starting on a 4 degree morning yippeeeeeee
I haven't taken any pics just yet
Cheers
haha yeah, 2000 isnt that the AU series? no more having to warm it up in the morings hey?![]()
no more trouble starting it up hey?![]()
sorry have just heard lot of rumours and storys about the AU series. Not saying yours will give you and trouble but yeah
by Mickyj » Tue Mar 31, 2009 8:56 pm
Dog_ger wrote:Mickyj wrote:its new to me, just picked it up 2000 falcon ford forte with just over 87'000 k on the dial .
So happy
I haven't taken any pics just yet
Cheers
Well done Fly Fisherman. First On Race Day
Waiting for your Pics of a big bream strapped to the roof, my friend.![]()
by Alaska » Wed Apr 01, 2009 8:18 am
by Felch » Wed Apr 01, 2009 8:29 am
Bulldog wrote:Mickyj wrote:Well its second hand but its new to me .just picked it up 2000 falcon ford forte with just over 87'000 k on the dial .
So happy my Old dual fuel 96 Falcon (had for almost 3 yrs) was just about gone.no more car on gas no more having to warm it up .no more trouble starting on a 4 degree morning yippeeeeeee
I haven't taken any pics just yet
Cheers
haha yeah, 2000 isnt that the AU series? no more having to warm it up in the morings hey?![]()
no more trouble starting it up hey?![]()
sorry have just heard lot of rumours and storys about the AU series. Not saying yours will give you and trouble but yeah
by The Ash Man » Wed Apr 01, 2009 9:23 am
Felch wrote:Bulldog wrote:Mickyj wrote:Well its second hand but its new to me .just picked it up 2000 falcon ford forte with just over 87'000 k on the dial .
So happy my Old dual fuel 96 Falcon (had for almost 3 yrs) was just about gone.no more car on gas no more having to warm it up .no more trouble starting on a 4 degree morning yippeeeeeee
I haven't taken any pics just yet
Cheers
haha yeah, 2000 isnt that the AU series? no more having to warm it up in the morings hey?![]()
no more trouble starting it up hey?![]()
sorry have just heard lot of rumours and storys about the AU series. Not saying yours will give you and trouble but yeah
The main issue with the AU was its looks - it just didnt appeal to people. As far as a reliable car goes, its fine.
I had a 2000 AU Fairmont wagon for around 3 years. It was the best car i have ever had. Mind you, it did have a Tickford suspension pack, and was a 5 litre. It was a great car to drive, and never gave me any trouble.
by Mickyj » Wed Apr 01, 2009 9:48 am
by Mickyj » Wed Apr 01, 2009 9:49 am
Alaska wrote:Well done Micky,
I had an AU 1999 for 4 years 40k to 120k and only changed tyres and brakes mechanically great and used one tank of petrol from here to Melton in Melbourne. This was a big improvement on the 96. The only problem I had with it was the other half kept hitting things stobie poles, the house etc. so always being repaired.
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I must be missing something with the posting of pictures instructions, I can not do it, any advice?
by whufc » Wed Apr 01, 2009 10:48 am
by Mickyj » Wed Apr 01, 2009 11:17 am
whufc wrote:Congrats on the car Micky, i just bought a Commodore VY executive has only done 70,000 km. In near emmaculate condition, it used to be a lease car so came with all it's service history.
I paid $12000 through a mate who works at Grahame Cornes motors, he threw in a few extras like window tinting, car mats sn so forth. I don't know much at all about cars so i thought i would be safe going through a mate who shouldn't/hopefully wouldn't rip me off.
by Iron Fist » Wed Apr 01, 2009 3:16 pm
Felch wrote:Bulldog wrote:Mickyj wrote:Well its second hand but its new to me .just picked it up 2000 falcon ford forte with just over 87'000 k on the dial .
So happy my Old dual fuel 96 Falcon (had for almost 3 yrs) was just about gone.no more car on gas no more having to warm it up .no more trouble starting on a 4 degree morning yippeeeeeee
I haven't taken any pics just yet
Cheers
haha yeah, 2000 isnt that the AU series? no more having to warm it up in the morings hey?![]()
no more trouble starting it up hey?![]()
sorry have just heard lot of rumours and storys about the AU series. Not saying yours will give you and trouble but yeah
The main issue with the AU was its looks - it just didnt appeal to people. As far as a reliable car goes, its fine.
I had a 2000 AU Fairmont wagon for around 3 years. It was the best car i have ever had. Mind you, it did have a Tickford suspension pack, and was a 5 litre. It was a great car to drive, and never gave me any trouble.
by Mickyj » Wed Apr 01, 2009 5:09 pm
Iron Fist wrote:Felch wrote:Bulldog wrote:Mickyj wrote:Well its second hand but its new to me .just picked it up 2000 falcon ford forte with just over 87'000 k on the dial .
So happy my Old dual fuel 96 Falcon (had for almost 3 yrs) was just about gone.no more car on gas no more having to warm it up .no more trouble starting on a 4 degree morning yippeeeeeee
I haven't taken any pics just yet
Cheers
haha yeah, 2000 isnt that the AU series? no more having to warm it up in the morings hey?![]()
no more trouble starting it up hey?![]()
sorry have just heard lot of rumours and storys about the AU series. Not saying yours will give you and trouble but yeah
The main issue with the AU was its looks - it just didnt appeal to people. As far as a reliable car goes, its fine.
I had a 2000 AU Fairmont wagon for around 3 years. It was the best car i have ever had. Mind you, it did have a Tickford suspension pack, and was a 5 litre. It was a great car to drive, and never gave me any trouble.
Ive heard the very same thing
AU's have a more then reliable engine and run well
just werent as popular because they aint the best looking forward
I must say though
some of the AU's look really nice!
by Bully » Wed Apr 01, 2009 7:44 pm
Iron Fist wrote:Felch wrote:Bulldog wrote:Mickyj wrote:Well its second hand but its new to me .just picked it up 2000 falcon ford forte with just over 87'000 k on the dial .
So happy my Old dual fuel 96 Falcon (had for almost 3 yrs) was just about gone.no more car on gas no more having to warm it up .no more trouble starting on a 4 degree morning yippeeeeeee
I haven't taken any pics just yet
Cheers
haha yeah, 2000 isnt that the AU series? no more having to warm it up in the morings hey?![]()
no more trouble starting it up hey?![]()
sorry have just heard lot of rumours and storys about the AU series. Not saying yours will give you and trouble but yeah
The main issue with the AU was its looks - it just didnt appeal to people. As far as a reliable car goes, its fine.
I had a 2000 AU Fairmont wagon for around 3 years. It was the best car i have ever had. Mind you, it did have a Tickford suspension pack, and was a 5 litre. It was a great car to drive, and never gave me any trouble.
Ive heard the very same thing
AU's have a more then reliable engine and run well
just werent as popular because they aint the best looking forward
I must say though
some of the AU's look really nice!
by LMA » Wed Apr 01, 2009 8:57 pm
by JK » Wed Apr 01, 2009 9:39 pm
LMA wrote:Hey Micky, I used to own the house on the right in the first photo. Small world, hey ?
by Dirko » Wed Apr 01, 2009 9:43 pm
LMA wrote:Hey Micky, I used to own the house on the right in the first photo. Small world, hey ?
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