we are leaving the eu

[352 kum]

but have the french surrendered?

[v8.jimmy]

heres my take on it jim ,the down side i see for a uk buyer is all those FRESH fILL IN THE BLANK IMPORTS just got more expensive & most likely will continue to for the short term not only more expensive to buy but as you stated more expensive to ship, containers will now get more expensive , on the other hand all those wanna be part time wheeler dealers on both sides of the water may now go back to their real job as in previous downturns & leave it to the legitimate dealers who in turn are probably not going to be so busy for awhile which includes me but then again that early e type coupe & DB4 i,ve wanted for a long time just got 10% cheaper for me to buy over there & bring back , anyone got one they want to trade for a truck ! & my smallholding somewhere in the southeast may get more affordable as this all shakes out , however i do see lay offs coming & the cost of living rising in the short term if the pound does,nt recover & raw materials get more expensive to import , in the meantime those five vehicles i sold to a trader over there yesterday morning may now be a no sale depending on what happens to the rate in the next few business days but i,m still for leaving & only time will tell whether it was good or bad for the country RAY A a brit abroad

I hope the trader will stand by his commitment and buy those 5 Ray, I think I have about 12 over there unpaid at this time and I wont be running away from them, I'll either import them or let them go over there, but I wont leave him with them. Same thing if that guy lets go of that truck we spoke about, I'll still have that too, but then again that is for myself so that's a bit different anyway.

[mygasser]

just read all of this thread (i voted out by the way) and i can see britain getting up, brushing itself off and making a fresh start doing what we want, not what we're told. of course the rest of the world isn't going to stop trading with us, that would be cutting their nose off to spite their face. big business doesn't throw profit away like that. oh, and re the buying from china thing, they (the chinese) prefer us dollars not euros anyway. we should be looking forward, not back and making britain great again. exciting times ahead

[spooner]

EU for Petrolheads ... it's just like an old engine. We ran well for years - then we added Europe EFi and ran great. Then someone added some cheap Eastern European parts and we started to have reliability issues. Now we've stripped out the Europe EFi completely and we are going back to carbs. It might run a bit lumpy at first, but once we get it tuned up it will run great again!

[v8.jimmy]

EU for Petrolheads ... it's just like an old engine. We ran well for years - then we added Europe EFi and ran great. Then someone added some cheap Eastern European parts and we started to have reliability issues. Now we've stripped out the Europe EFi completely and we are going back to carbs. It might run a bit lumpy at first, but once we get it tuned up it will run great again!

very good

[v8.jimmy]

I hope Brussells are not going to put a hold on their sprouts or pate, or that's Christmas dinner ****ed up

[hotrod rick]

well i'm happy we are out there's only one way and that's up, i been on cloud 9 all day singing and happy, feels like a heavyweight has been lifted, yes i own my own house yes i'm self employed, we will survive, and become the great britain that we are, i do feel sorry ( NOT ) for the losers who are trying to get another vote going with partitions on face ****e, people have voted they should live with it. if you're out at shows this weekend fly your union jacks with pride i am.

[pete65]

i voted out and proud to have done so,this is england,time we had a say

[v8.jimmy]

i voted out and proud to have done so,this is england,time we had a say

would you like to rephrase that????????????????????????

[pete65]

would you like to rephrase that????????????????????????

.............no