totally understandable as WT can be draining especially during such stressful times and always good to see YTubers other content. try dipping in to WT naval some time. love it. Perhaps more importantly, tell your brother the factory installed the wheel on the wrong side of the car and maybe he can fix it. im a yank what do I know. all the best. keep up the good work!
John Lenthe thanks dude. I’ve dabbled in naval a little but I’ve never done any content on it.. food for thought. As for the wheel, that’ll be the least of your concerns when you find out it’s a proper manual 😜
Basically in England insurance is silly expensive, for example if you had a 1993 BMW V8 540I in the uk under the age of 25 you would likely pay about 3-5 thousand a year for insurance maybe more, Basically my friend had an early 90's Ford KA and was paying 3k a year for insurance he was 22, i was 23 and had a BMW 540I in Australia and was paying $900 for fully comprehensive insurance. Pretty much UK car's are cheaper than Insurance if you are under 25 you get royally screwed. especially if you have a car over 2.0L of engine capacity
Skreezilla apparently they’ve changed it now and it no longer goes on engine size 🤷🏻♀️ But 3/5k for a BMW would be CHEAP. It’ll cost me 2k+ to insure this when I’ve passed I’m sure. Nowadays the trick is to buy a car that insurance companies have little / no statistics on. For example, the fewer young drivers (17-25 years of age) who own them / have crashed them, the cheaper it’ll be. My car is fairly rare as they weren’t that common to begin with, so statistics are on my side for the most part.
@@redfang2507 it is such a dumb system. Glad it is not too bad for you i remember when i got my Peugeot 206 GTI 180 my Dad who is still in the UK said: "how can you afford that with insurance!" it was about 1k a year for fully comp and that included racing insurance on it. He was paying 2k still for his 1990's Toyota Hilux for 3rd party fire and theft. This was 6 odd year's ago though but still it was crazy!
couple things,: Wt content is complicated, reviews are what most people do and can get you subs, but it is good you are doing car stuff. Just stick to 2 to 3 games as main. I do wt as main as well and I try to be different. (think out of the box) Also I started driving late as well and own a 1988 chevy s10 blazer. paid 2k US Dollars for it so you got a good buy with yours. Just next time do a walkaround would like to see it lol. Nice it's a manual though.
Stormy Driver Chevy blazer is a truck, right? Sweet though! Yeah that’s the plan is to stick to WT and DiRT Rally 2.0 for the most part with the occasional other games (Days Gone I want to cover too). As for the walk around I would but the sound quality would’ve been awful 😂
totally understandable as WT can be draining especially during such stressful times and always good to see YTubers other content. try dipping in to WT naval some time. love it. Perhaps more importantly, tell your brother the factory installed the wheel on the wrong side of the car and maybe he can fix it. im a yank what do I know. all the best. keep up the good work!
John Lenthe thanks dude. I’ve dabbled in naval a little but I’ve never done any content on it.. food for thought.
As for the wheel, that’ll be the least of your concerns when you find out it’s a proper manual 😜
Basically in England insurance is silly expensive, for example if you had a 1993 BMW V8 540I in the uk under the age of 25 you would likely pay about 3-5 thousand a year for insurance maybe more, Basically my friend had an early 90's Ford KA and was paying 3k a year for insurance he was 22, i was 23 and had a BMW 540I in Australia and was paying $900 for fully comprehensive insurance.
Pretty much UK car's are cheaper than Insurance if you are under 25 you get royally screwed. especially if you have a car over 2.0L of engine capacity
Skreezilla apparently they’ve changed it now and it no longer goes on engine size 🤷🏻♀️
But 3/5k for a BMW would be CHEAP.
It’ll cost me 2k+ to insure this when I’ve passed I’m sure.
Nowadays the trick is to buy a car that insurance companies have little / no statistics on. For example, the fewer young drivers (17-25 years of age) who own them / have crashed them, the cheaper it’ll be.
My car is fairly rare as they weren’t that common to begin with, so statistics are on my side for the most part.
@@redfang2507 it is such a dumb system. Glad it is not too bad for you i remember when i got my Peugeot 206 GTI 180 my Dad who is still in the UK said: "how can you afford that with insurance!" it was about 1k a year for fully comp and that included racing insurance on it. He was paying 2k still for his 1990's Toyota Hilux for 3rd party fire and theft. This was 6 odd year's ago though but still it was crazy!
couple things,: Wt content is complicated, reviews are what most people do and can get you subs, but it is good you are doing car stuff. Just stick to 2 to 3 games as main. I do wt as main as well and I try to be different. (think out of the box) Also I started driving late as well and own a 1988 chevy s10 blazer. paid 2k US Dollars for it so you got a good buy with yours. Just next time do a walkaround would like to see it lol. Nice it's a manual though.
Stormy Driver Chevy blazer is a truck, right?
Sweet though!
Yeah that’s the plan is to stick to WT and DiRT Rally 2.0 for the most part with the occasional other games (Days Gone I want to cover too).
As for the walk around I would but the sound quality would’ve been awful 😂
@@redfang2507 ah ok, and yeah it's a small truck but like a suv