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I got one last week while I was working, first time in ten years. Last time I had one I ignored it and never heard any more, this one I sent to the office for them to contest it as I was working on a live breakdown at the time. We attended a 4x4 in a multi storey, keys were lost so out came the ska...

planetc wrote:I thought you also get 6 points for no insurance?

You do and car gets seized under section 165 of the road traffic act, also pretty sure there is a fine of upto £2000

suppose it does look good in a picture,closer inspection could reveal a diffrent story,17,000 seems impossibly low mileage for the age I bought a 92 nova luxe+ for £375. Had 4000 miles on the clock, old boy bought it, drove it for a bit, kicked the bucket and was sat in garage for around 10 years. ...

... low mileage but surely a little pricey?

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/ ... ?logcode=p

"making the cat extremely difficult to remove and easier to move onto another vehicle with an unprotected cat" So... that's not solving the problem, that's just passing the problem around the corner. Stupid I think, it looks like something that can be bolted off in 5 seconds. Youve missed...

Ive not long been selling on the old evil bay, just to make a little extra cash, not to rip people off like some sellers do. Sold a used(key word) zippo lighter, lots of scratches on it, damage to the print, was my daily lighter before it became to tempremental. Nice clear picture, stated its condit...

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Seems many people believe this to be real.

Are you sure the water aint coming up through the floor?

Loose grommit, rusty hole?

Cheack around the windscreen and peel the rubber back slightly, my car has a tin worm nest on the passenger under the screen seal, possibility is slim, but check for it any way.

Are the rear carpets dry?

Got some interesting features on it, and I like the idea of my car communicating with orbiting Geo-synchronous satellites when driving. Kind of Star Trek feeling, pretty awesome. The Binatone F350, if indeed its the one im thinking of, for features is pityful, I was given one a while back and been ...

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

iancav6 wrote:Good fun to watch.

I always think a really good movie car chase is in the film Ronin with De Niro and Jean Reno.

+1

Rage wrote:pretty good well put together wish my rc would handle a bit more like that

Depending on make and chassis version, it CAN be done.

When it comes to timing belts, I wouldnt scrimp or cut corners, especially with second hand parts. I paid £180 for full timing belt kit supplied and fitted by bury engine centre and £210 3 years later with a water pump change. Pricey I know, but its guaranteed, id rather spend £200 than £600 and the...

...in 1/10th scale.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEROVWDp3n0

As most will know, Oldham has a large asian community. suffice to say, there is many "hidden" treasures on the glodwick estate, been quite suprised when attending jobs there. Theres one bloke who just has old VW's, caddy pickups, golfs etc, yard is full of them, one or two also have calibr...

VauxhallGirl wrote: but I haven't anywhere indoors to keep one,

Remove window and lower wall, replace with garage door and hey presto, cavalier comfort while watching coronation street, also aids as a wall paper pasting table and emergency seating when relatives visit at christmas.

All round win.

Dont think it was squig, is his car an M reg? will hunt through the pics later.

Still had orange side repeaters on it and also darkened headlamps.

Had to attend a break down at Bury College, the soccer zone sports area to be exact.

Spotted L reg Cav hatch in what I presume is naughtilus blue, multispoke alloys, at a guess id say were 17s.

Any one on here?

Are you going to be towing it on a trailer? or is the cav going to be towing a trailer?

Cavalier342 wrote:That's only the temp. sensor for the gauge, that won't cause an airlock....

If I remember correctly, temp sensor for a 8v is pretty much the highest point on the cooling system, so removing it will allow the collected air to exit.

Not allways required, but can help if your struggling.

You could remove them and pop them in a bucket of water, you may be able to see a leak, seal it up and hopefully you should be moisture free.

Although be prepared for the standard holes to let in, just plug them up.

A Senator will always excel in audi in one definite perspective... It doesn't carry 4 cock rings on the front and back....... WOW, if it aint a vauxhall, you dont want to know do you? A little information regarding the 4 "cock rings" that grace Audi grills. The company name is based on th...

I can easily buy a box of 12 krusty kremes at lymm truck stop and by the time I hit the M60 theres about 4 left. VERY TASTY. You knacker i know how far that is!! But i can eat about 4 and thats too much for me. i can easily polish em all off in a restricted truck, miss my old girl, 80mph and 4 donu...

I can easily buy a box of 12 krusty kremes at lymm truck stop and by the time I hit the M60 theres about 4 left.

VERY TASTY.

Adamw5433 wrote:

He looks camper than a row of pink tents with that.

Seriously, if you cant get it cut out and welded, drill it with a cone cutter, clean it, treat it, paint it and bung it. May be worth getting an idea of the sizes of grommets available. Dont want to go to large with the cutter and be buggered good and proper. If there is a breakers near you, may be ...