Willie Fresh Velvet wrote: » I’m guessing it was a Wexford registered rig that was ‘movin on’ if you get my drift. They are known for that kind of stuff. He’s in his 50’s so if there is any punishment his career in this country is over
blade1 wrote: » He nearly had he's run done. He just had a Lidl bit further to go,I think, if you get my drift!:D
Truckermal wrote: » No it was not.
Noccy_Mondy wrote: » Bit of a long shot, but has anyone got a Ford with a service manual and could scan a blank service page. Our Mondeos service book is full and it's due a service now, didn't think to photocopy the last page before it got filled up. Can't find any pdf or anything online. Thanks.
vintagevrs wrote: » I had no idea what that photo was about as I couldnt really make it out. Then I spotted this online
Toyotafanboi wrote: » You can kind of see tracks in the ditch where the truck may have went up into the ditch first then got too heavily corrected out of it, looking at the muck on the road? Cool pic.
Duke O Smiley wrote: Have two Mk4s at home, will check both of them tomorrow for service booklets if nobody can help you in the meantime
Fiftyfilthy wrote: » week early, very fortunate as the woman let me take the test regardless
job seeker wrote: » They are good like that! Sometimes you can go in and chance your arm knowing well that you are a number of days or a week early.
ofcork wrote: » But there seems to be an a class saloon now too which is very alike the cla.