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* Motors chat - round 12 *

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This thread is for motoring topics which you feel are not worthy of starting a new thread for, banter from a meet or general motoring related chit chat.

Keep it clean, be nice and helpful.

Motors charter applies.

Round 11 is HERE

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fancy pigeon

Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime wrote: »

Some strong fuel prices out there today

Best I saw so far is topaz/ circle k

152.9 unleaded
142.9 daysul

Wonder how long more we'll have this for !

145.9 for petrol in Wilkinstown on Saturday, Texaco. No price/interest for the diesel but I'd guess it's one-thirty-something

morritty

148.9 for petrol in Finglas on Saturday.

selectamatic

Anyone any idea what the car is? Apparently a 1961 photo.

Esel

Front end reminds me of Peugeot 504, but pretty sure they weren't around then. Some other Peugeot maybe?

Reg is 1969 I think.

pajor

My Golf is in the garage for its test. Got a poverty spec VW Fox as courtesy car.

Manual windows, no airco and a tape deck. Love it.

Duke O Smiley

selectamatic wrote: »

Anyone any idea what the car is? Apparently a 1961 photo.

Its a Volkswagen 411 4 door.

Definitely not a '61 reg. '69 would be right.

frozenfrozen

how long will be have the expensive fuel? paid 133 for diesel today and one forty something petrol the other day

bazz26

Lads, one of the M Sport badges stuck on the wing has come loose on my F10, any idea what adhesive is best to use to stick it back on but at the same time won't damage the paintwork or metal?

tcawley29

bazz26 wrote: »

Lads, one of the M Sport badges stuck on the wing has come loose on my F10, any idea what adhesive is best to use to stick it back on but at the same time won't damage the paintwork or metal?

If you clean the surface with a degreaser and use some tec7 carefully it should survive a nuclear blast

Esel

3M double-sided tape?

James Bond Junior

Bazz, call into the shop in Mungret and ask for the own brand adhesive. It might be a bit big but is resealable. It bonds anything to anything, biased or not it is unbelievable stuff.

Edit: it has occured to me that I could use it for a job I need to do so if you want a bit just ask.

bazz26

James Bond Junior wrote: »

Bazz, call into the shop in Mungret and ask for the own brand adhesive. It might be a bit big but is resealable. It bonds anything to anything, biased or not it is unbelievable stuff.

Edit: it has occured to me that I could use it for a job I need to do so if you want a bit just ask.

Cheers buddy, I'll have a closer look at it tomorrow. I might be able to do a MacGyver on it on closer inspection.

selectamatic

Esel wrote: »

Front end reminds me of Peugeot 504, but pretty sure they weren't around then. Some other Peugeot maybe?

Reg is 1969 I think.

Some sort of a peugeot was my first thought too.
The 61 bit threw me though as I thought straight away it was too modern a design for late 50's early 60's.

Duke O Smiley wrote: »

Its a Volkswagen 411 4 door.

Definitely not a '61 reg. '69 would be right.

Cheers duke.

I'll have to get better with old irish reg numbers its one thing I'm clueless about.

Thanks for the replies lads.

James Bond Junior

bazz26 wrote: »

Cheers buddy, I'll have a closer look at it tomorrow. I might be able to do a MacGyver on it on closer inspection.

I need it for the 36 so you can kill two birds with one stone!

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frozenfrozen wrote: »

how long will be have the expensive fuel? paid 133 for diesel today and one forty something petrol the other day

Hard to know really. Diesel was 1.50/litre in 2013 .... it's currently a but off that

vintagevrs

Had the joy of putting fuel in my car this morning....

At least my tax is cheap, oh wait, actually it's nearly a grand.

Well that's the price you pay for driving a luxury performance car. Oh wait, it's a slow 3 series.

I want a new car....

OldMrBrennan83

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Big Nasty

OSI wrote: »

Nah it was around 170 a litre around 2013 or so.

I think that was around 2011 maybe? Have a pic somewhere of filling up the E38 (85L tank) and it coming to €140! :eek:

davycc

Patww79 wrote: »

Anyone even contemplating M50 southbound this morning. Don't.

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Have to go from Coolock to Finglas soon hopefully it is clear ish er

OldMrBrennan83

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Big Nasty wrote: »

I think that was around 2011 maybe? Have a pic somewhere of filling up the E38 (85L tank) and it coming to €140! :eek:

Most I ever paid for petrol was €1.709 in Sep 2012.

ELM327

Big Nasty wrote: »

I think that was around 2011 maybe? Have a pic somewhere of filling up the E38 (85L tank) and it coming to €140! :eek:

I remember having to fill up an 80's american pickup a couple of years ago at 1.65 a litre. This pickup was the last of the carburetted 454ci (7.4 litre) V8 and did about 10 imperial MPG. It had the "long range tank" for ~400 miles range. The tank clicked off at 100 litres so I had to go in and pay for the first 100 litres, then resume filling. Pity - as the whole point of filling the tank was to get the photo of the total cost!

Asmooh

i paid 1.359 in dundalk last week

ShadowHearth

What kind of ecxuse we gor this time for fuel prices? Who invaded who? Or who showed a finger to someone, and he is now pissed off so much that he got the tap turned off?

I am surprised there is no mentioning of it anywhere.

flatty

Up like a rocket and down like a feather as they say.

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flatty wrote: »

Up like a rocket and down like a feather as they say.

We're not talking about fuel anymore are we ?

pajor

I topped up the tank in the garage loan car earlier for 168.4

Stop yez whinging.

Toyotafanboi

pajor wrote: »

I topped up the tank in the garage loan car earlier for 168.4

Stop yez whinging.

Topping up the loan car is your first mistake :pac:

CIP4

Toyotafanboi wrote: »

Topping up the loan car is your first mistake :pac:

That loan A3 I had a few months ago was driving it a few days so put €10 diesel in it and it ended up going back with more fuel in it than what I got it with raging :pac: