300 Wanted Coz Mypt Cruiser Sold!!

[HOLLYW$$D]

WANTED,300,PREFER A HEMI! WOULDLOVE AN SRT!! BUT WHATEVER COZ THE PTEAZER HAS GONE,(PREFER A CALI BASED CAR AS I MAY TAKE TO ENGLAND BUT NOT FUSSY) MODIFIED WOULD BE COOL, HIT ME UP

[watsonofearnock]

Hi Hollyw$$d,
First off welcome to the forum from Scotland. If you are coming over here why not wait and buy your new car in the UK with right hand drive - especially if you are going to be here for a while. We also do the 300C in 3 litre diesel using a Mercedes engine and it goes like stink but is very economical. The choice is yours.
Cheers John

[CUEBALL]

Welcome to the forum!!!

[bruno]

Welcome to the forums! Make sure you check out the car buy/sell area in the forums. You won't be able to actually post there until you have been a member for 10 days with a minumium of 10 posts as well.

bruno

http://www.300cforums.com/forums/car-buy-sell-area/

[pimp mobile]

welcome to the forum

[Rambit]

Originally Posted by watsonofearnock

Hi Hollyw$$d,
First off welcome to the forum from Scotland. If you are coming over here why not wait and buy your new car in the UK with right hand drive - especially if you are going to be here for a while. We also do the 300C in 3 litre diesel using a Mercedes engine and it goes like stink but is very economical. The choice is yours.
Cheers John

Good advice!!! The way gas is going up makes even more sense IMO. What are you guys paying for gas these days in the UK? Where I live (London, Ontario) it's at $1.05/litre for regular. Add another 12 cents for 91 octaine!!!

Bernie

[HOLLYW$$D]

HEY WHAT A GREAT BUNCH OF GUYS,GLAD I SIGNED UP

SORRY TO SEE MY PT GO BUT WHO CAN RESIST ITS BIG BRO?

[watsonofearnock]

Hi Rambit,
As with most things which are bought in the UK when compared in price to N America despite the so called exchange rate of approx $2 to the £1 you can safely call a $ a £ when it comes to buying power. Hence our fuel both petrol (gas) and diesel retail (thanks to our damned {in fact double damned} government with their ridiculous taxes) at approx £1 per litre. There is a slight variation across the country caused by haulage of the fuel or more likely what the market will stand.
Cheers John