Hi all,

Got my agreement in principle from the finance broker this morning , so now officially looking for my first Full Fat. Because there's not many FF's in a Guernsey, buying one here is not an option. Looking to get one imported from the south of England.
Have around 18k (plus import, registration charges) to spend and looking for a 3.6TDV8 in black. There are conditions attached to the finance agreement, the vehicle can't be older than 12yrs at the end of the agreement (5 yrs from now)

Can't wait to find THE one. Looking forward to being a FFRR owner!! I'd kiss the ground for the welcome sound of me mother sayin 'Hinny Howay'

I always think it's great fun buying them... don't forget it's a buyers market at the moment, go in very very low with your first offer...

Good Luck, hope you find a nice one

You should be able to find yourself a nice example with the money you have to spend. Although not a Diesel, we got a 56 plate 4.8 vogue recently for £13,750, LPG converted, and fantastic. Good luck with the search, I'm sure you'll find the right one.

Worth looking on the WIKI on here at the buyers guide, gave me a good iodea of things to look out for.  2006 (56 Reg) 4.4 V8 Vogue In Bonatti Grey (Gorgeous!!)

Good luck GG, you will find one and will look good at Vazon

Cheers Rosco, although I will definately need it to get through Vazon since the sea wall collapsed this week!! I'd kiss the ground for the welcome sound of me mother sayin 'Hinny Howay'

Bloody Hell, is the wee cafe OK, good breakfast on a weekend !!

It's changed into a bistro type place now called Vista's. The hole is by the entrance to Le Grande Mare I'd kiss the ground for the welcome sound of me mother sayin 'Hinny Howay'

I lived in the Grande Mare for my first 8 months there, had a ball, enjoyed the sprints, you could enter your FF

Hopefully I'll win the 'Dream car lottery' down here, a Mclaren 12C. Now that would be worth entering into the sprints I'd kiss the ground for the welcome sound of me mother sayin 'Hinny Howay'

yeh, you might see second into a headwind loved my time on Guernsey, 60,000 alcoholics clinging to a rock