• How did your car get its name

Posted: **21 Sep 2006 01:16 pm**

Beavis, surely?!

cheers

James

Posted: **21 Sep 2006 02:13 pm**

I am the Great Cornholio.

But ok, Beavis is a good name for a little Volvo.

Posted: **21 Sep 2006 07:55 pm**

At least it's better than Butt-head

Posted: **21 Sep 2006 10:08 pm**

thyzerrr wrote:At least it's better than Butt-head

surely that title belongs to Hugh (ouch did I really say that lol)

Posted: **22 Sep 2006 09:02 pm**

The 700R

It was different and easy to make out of different badges.

Do I win the sad badge as my car actually had its name on the boot lid?

Posted: **23 Sep 2006 12:34 am**

I thought about spelling 'Nessy' out of Injection and Catalyser badges, but thought that was a bit sad...

cheers

James

Posted: **23 Sep 2006 11:22 am**

foggyjames wrote:I thought about spelling 'Nessy' out of Injection and Catalyser badges, but thought that was a bit sad...

cheers

James

Come on foggy, you can't fool us! You could only find one catalyser badge, couldn't you?

Posted: **23 Sep 2006 02:21 pm**

Hehe...dammit....well they are rare...

cheers

James

Posted: **23 Sep 2006 02:31 pm**

Nick one off Chris's car

Posted: **01 Oct 2006 08:54 pm**

ive named the redline "red" arnt i original

Posted: **08 Oct 2006 06:00 pm**

My car does not have a name Perhaps because I am a techno phobe I think that something that might go wrong does not deserve a name unlike the cat which was named in my case by the previous owner I do miss the signatures which used to adorn the posts here giving a potted biog and mileage and names If I were to give my 360 a name I would call it Berlin as it dates from 1989 - I have put an offer in for a 1984 one recently which if successful I will call Orwell

mickt