nononononono, sfd please, not ma[ca]roon. Any alternative suggestions that don't make my car sound like an old school jumper?
On the plus side, it is an Orion, which - although not a funky model - is a great trouser-ripping bass monster by Cliffy 'boy' Burton (and some other guys). I occasionally worry that if I actually play the track in the car, some sort of cosmic calamity may occur, a rend in the space/time/bendy continuum, if you will, hurling me into a gyratory system from which I will never escape.
The car's name is Margot, by the way. Have you settled on Bugpuss for yours, Maomin? Coz I quite like 'The MoominMobile'.
[On a weird sidetrack, my local newsagent - Mr Mistry - used to drive a big blue van. He never got it when I asked how the Mistry Machine was doing. So much for Scooby Doo.) |
you're not buying a new car and if you take care of the beetle its one new car that isn't being built. But its likely that a newer car will be less polluting, unless you have a bit of work done on the old car, should already be running on lead free but if you have a through engine job on it that should make it a bit more fuel efficient.
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