So I bought this MB3 a month ago for £300 with the intention of using it as a workhorse. I have to haul a lot of tools around a shipyard for my job and I didn't want to get my EU7 dinged up while it's still worth something. Chose the MB3 because of the fuel economy and taxing it is cheap (£140 a year currently). The company I work for is insuring the car on my behalf as a sort of "sorry we didn't get you a van" thing. Prefer having the MB3 anyway, especially when I can mod it. Took this about 15 minutes after I bought it. The car was cheap because it needed a lot of work and it was even advertised as a winter car that you could ditch come Janurary. One of the brake calipers was binding and the rear bushes felt like mush. The bodywork was pretty typical of a 16 year old Honda, but I'm looking to get the rust sorted at some point. At least the engine felt healthy with 127k miles on the clock. It had a blown number plate bulb so I decided to just replace both bulbs with LED jobbies. Before and after. And done! Same deal with the sidelights, got some LED ones to modernise the car. Before and after. Done! My headlight bulbs were actually fine but I saw a deal on OSRAM Nightbreaker bulbs so I decided to get a set for the MB3 and a set for the EU7. I had hoped the Nightbreakers would be a proper bright white but at least they're not yellow anymore. Before. Like I said, nothing wrong with them. After. Slightly more light but it does allow me to see further down the A roads. I got everything else sorted when I got the car MOT'd. Handles like a dream now. Current mod list: - Interior -- VTi gear knob - Exterior -- OSRAM Nightbreaker Plus headlight bulbs -- Various stickers plastered all over - Engine -- Simota replica induction kit - Chassis -- ADR Racing Phase 1 alloys 16x7J on 205/45 budget tyres Future plans: - Butcher it for spares