Thank you, can i not enter my Visa or master card details i do not know or understand paypal? I don't really care about the cost and would want it sent UPS like my Harley parts Or the helicopter parts I simply email a credit card number and **** arrives 4 days from J&P in the states and 2 days from the UK?

Paypal is not a standard payment method here

I appreciate the help buy with today systems and me noyt being a computer wiz

 

Thanks Jim, I'm glad you are finding the guide useful and congratulations on your nee Vantage, they are fabulous cars, just be careful with the book, if you spend too much time reading it you end up with a Vanquish on the drive


Hi Captain, Paypal take credit card as well, just click the buy it now link and choose the credit card option. We use Paypal as they are experts at taking payments securely over the web and are a well known brand. Email isn't secure so I would never send your VISA number via email as this leaves you open to fraud. All the Best. Grant

 

Grant, is there any reason I can't just buy the book for him via PayPal and have you ship it to him instead of me?

 

Hi Jeff, that is very kind of you and yes of course you could, but you would then be £29 out of pocket which doesn't seem fair on you.

 

It's a community, right? Not worried about the funds, just trying to help a guy out.

 

Jeff you are a guy, just goes to show what gentlemen Aston owners are, you guys & gals really are the tops I'm also pleased to say that Greg and I managed to sort things between us and a guide is currently winging its way to South Africa as we speak.

 

Thank you for the very generous offer It seems that Grant has gone to great lengths to make it possible for my book to arrive Finally!! i appreciate all the help and ask that if you ever decide to drop in In Cape Town please look me up it will be my great pleasure to take you for a quick flight around Cape Town, CT regarded as one of the most beautiful cities in the world, and from the air even better

 

Grant: I too am a big fan of your book... but it resides next to my toilet, not my night stand!

 

GRANT: HERE'S THE QUESTION: Do I pick up a new V8 Vantage S or wait till I can afford a used V12 Vantage???

 

Just bought the latest copy Grant, replacing the one we lost last year when we had a serious house fire -- the Aston and my wife's car in the garage was all that survived, small mercies eh. Your book is among the first few books I have replaced so far, praise indeed!

 

LOL as long as it's next to the loo and not in it! In the UK it is sometimes called " Sitting on the throne" so I'm one step closer to royalty ....

It's down to personal taste Axa, there is no doubt the V8S offers a nice step up over your 2007 Vantage, both in terms of power, sound, handling, braking and the lovely more direct steering. The V12V is more of a beast, with more hardcore dynamics and the V12 engine is awesome. Personally I would go used V12 over a new V8S, but ultimately YOU need to drive both and see which is best for you, just be sure to take your wallet

 

Keith & Eva, so sorry to hear about your house fire, that must have been a real frightener, we all joke about the Aston being so beautiful that we should order a bed for the garage, but by the sound of it you nearly ended doing just that, in a very unfunny way! I sincerely hope no one was hurt and all is sorted now with life back to normal. Glad to hear the guide made replacement status, you are clearly a couple with impeccable taste

 

Thanks very much Grant. The good part is that were away at the time (back in Blighty as a matter of fact), so nobody, and no pets, were hurt. But the road back after such an event is a long one, over a year later and our home is still being rebuilt. We hope to be back in by Christmas, but you know how building schedules are. Then of course there's the small matter of refurnishing the home, top to bottom, oy. So I reckon it will be a good while yet until things are back to normal. But at least now I will have your book to peruse during the rare quiet moments!

 

Thank you for a great book Grant! My copy is looking more and more tattered from all the constant re-reads, and numerous bookmarks constantly being shuffled around. But it is also easily distinguished on my bookshelf by this appearance, as one of my favorite books. Though my DB9 will fortunately be spared this endearing "tattered" look while remaining my favorite car. It will continue to wear the "extremely pristine" look for as long as possible! LOL

 

Hi Christiaan, good to hear the guide is being put to good use, it is designed to be revisited regularly by the true car enthusiast, the only trouble is it may tempt you into your next Aston.

Glad to know you are looking after your DB9 it is such a beautiful car it deserves the very best quality pampering, while also ensuring you make the fabulous V12 bellow at maximum revs when ever possible