The Camaro Club (UK)

I know this type of conversation has come up before, apologies but i thought it was an interesting thread about people using yanks / customs as daily drivers, always good to see!

http://www.rodsnsods.co.uk/forum/topic/ ... 1345/page2

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last year I had an early one and thought I'd take the car out.. got a phone call about a front wall about 5 miles away so too kill 2 birds I went in the car...turned up and the job was shite so as the women is going on about the wall I aint listening and Im just looking at my car she says "your not interested are you" and I replied "not really" and got back in the bird and fecked off asap

she said to her mate who recommended me "he's not very professional"

Some crazy cars to be using as daily drivers, but if i owned anyone of them it would be my daily.

My Camaro is my only road legal car that's used as a daily, more so in winter lol.
Before that it went, 3l Turbo supra> 2.8 Capri> 77 Mk1 Fiesta> 74 MG B GT> 73 MG B GT and then my first car which was a 74 Beetle.

Using a Classic or a weekend car is much more fun than a typical daily driver, unless its a beetle with know heaters and below freezing temperatures on the outside and inside, makes a whole new meaning to multitasking!

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