Just a quick hello from Hong Kong from me and my new daily driver!
Cheers, TK
Just a quick hello from Hong Kong from me and my new daily driver!
Cheers, TK
looking good TK, hope ur keeping well mate.
TK you geezasmoking
Hope all is well your end
DG
nice picture!
Nice One TK!
Is that a full fat Brabus jobbie!? Looks like a set of Brabus alloys??
When you think about it, it's the natural next step from the Interceptor R.I.P.
Well, I never thought I'd see Gary Barlow doing a burnout in a Merc
Nice one Tommy. Hope you're keeping well mate
The ledge that is TK
How's it going
V nice
Git
Hope you're keeping well bro
TOM - Your cars on fire!!
C-unit!
Haha, cheers dudes. Sadly not a full fat Brabus, but its a tinkered with E55 AMG. Goes well for a big old girl!
If you know where to look, old-ish cars are pretty cheap in Hong Kong. Put it this way, cost me less than the price of a decent GTT..!
Plenty of interesting car stuff out here. If I get any decent pictures, I'll add them here.
Cheers, TK
P.S. Interceptor R.I.P.
Cheap enough to buy something bonkers & ship it back to the UK?Originally Posted by T.K
For some very specific types of old cars, it might just be worth it. Especially as nothing rusts here (strange, seeing as you are never far from the sea and its a very humid climate). I reckon you could do well bringing a few mint old Rolls Royces back (plenty out here). I actually looked at a few lovely old Rollers, but in the end I found this AMG and it was too good to pass up at the money.
The other thing is that you have to own a car for a year out here in order to be able to import it to the UK free of import duty/ tax.
I very nearly bought my GT3 out but, as you might imagine, the Hong Kong import tax of nearly 10 thousand pounds, and the fact they have the discretion to revalue the car and thus charge even more, put me off!!!
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