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Motors Chat Thread Round 4

Alanstrainor

Continuation from motors chat round 3

1.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.

2.No lonely hearts (This is not a personal dig at anyone, it's how we feel is the best way to describe what we want to avoid. )

3.Keep it clean.

4.The Motors charter applies.

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kilianmanning

dgt wrote: »

The place in Kells I got my yellows.... I can't remember the name of it!

Or if you want "offroading quality" lights I have 100w Xenon blues in H1's....

Mcg?

Whats the light out of them like in h1?
Think i might blind people with them

CianRyan

Looks much better already, man.

Chris_Heilong

CianRyan wrote: »

Pics not working for me, probably because of Facebook.
Give TinyPic.com a go.

I used photobucket

CianRyan

Chris_Heilong wrote: »

got the front lip and side skirts put on, the indicators will have to be shipped to me later next month. Its work in progress but should be the way I want it soon enough.

Pics not working for me, probably because of Facebook.
Give TinyPic.com a go.

Chris_Heilong

got the front lip and side skirts put on, the indicators will have to be shipped to me later next month. Its work in progress but should be the way I want it soon enough.

eh i dunno

Picked up my new second hand car from a garage this morning. No tax on it. How do I go about taxing it? Seems to be nothing on motor tax.ie??

toastedpickles

Devil mileage and a full tank? Must be a special occasion :pac:

Toyotafanboi

Sounds like a once in a lifetime chance! enjoy!

CianRyan

You're not giving up, are ya?

Supergurrier

CianRyan wrote: »

Have a great time, mate. I'm hoping to do something similar next year. Just got to raise the funds.

And on that, in work already. Aargh!

SucK it up and think of the 300zx

CianRyan

Have a great time, mate. I'm hoping to do something similar next year. Just got to raise the funds.

And on that, in work already. Aargh!

Cheensbo

Slightly emotionally (very alcoholly

) charged post from me here folks,

As some of you may have picked up, im leaving tomorrow, heading to "travel" i.e. typical SE Asia and Australia malarkey, but as Ive said to others, I've not done it yet, so I don't give a f*ck if millions of others have done it already.

However, I'm very sad as I will not be frequenting boards, mainly: the motors forum which I enjoy so much, it (and particularly you regular posters) has kept me sane through long days in work, and even longer nights at home. I've learned a crazy amount about motors, and specific motors in my time here, and it has truly rekindled my love affair with the common banger, hell, i even tried to talk the lad who was buying my Xantia out of it, as - he wasn't going to be doing "diesel mileage" - but alas, it's sold, and I'm off, for a year at least.

But, I will be back, not only to share misguided (and generally mis-) information, and my non tax compliant ways, but to revel in the fact that there are people who love motors and the art of driving just as much as I do and for nothing more than what they are, I cannot properly phrase what they are, but those of you who understand - you know what i mean.

I know a lot of you will be gone, and many will have re-reged

but, please, try make it obvious to me :pac:

Btw: If I dont come back fiancially ruined, ill be buying a 535d

BUBBLE WRAP

Supergurrier wrote: »

Get that Punto on the road laaaaad so i don't have to drive to midway like a big loner by myself

Sorry dude, but I think I'll pass on the meet..... Maybe next time.

CianRyan wrote: »

BW: Wow! Long hours, man. I hope you're doing well off it!
Fair play, I had a few weeks of that kind if time doing the phone books. It's not easy but everything afterwards is piss easy.

Eh ya, long hours indeed, it's getting to a stage now where people owes me money from last week for work, I'll have to see how it goes. Not much time for boards any more though...

BX 19 wrote: »

Tick the box for W. I'm pretty sure your entitled to it, I did get it on my licence anyways.

You've up to ten years to renew your licence after it expires after which you've to take the test again.

Cheers will do that.

10 years, I see. I was kinda hoping it to be a few months. I would LOL if the parents had to sit the driving test. As they got there DL way back when the RSA had a back log or something like that, so they didn't have to sit the driving test.

CianRyan

dgt wrote: »

Congrats!

I can only imagine what the cars are like.... I have been to Hong Kong and Manila you know :pac:

Wannabe 240Z?

dgt

Alanstrainor wrote: »

First class honours degree:D

The skangermobile thread has nothing on the yokes in Bolivia. Fook me!

Congrats!

I can only imagine what the cars are like.... I have been to Hong Kong and Manila you know :pac:

Supergurrier

Alanstrainor wrote: »

First class honours degree:D

The skangermobile thread has nothing on the yokes in Bolivia. Fook me!

Pics Pics Pics

Or Dgt won't be able to sleep tonight

Alanstrainor

First class honours degree:D

The skangermobile thread has nothing on the yokes in Bolivia. Fook me!

Supergurrier

Be honest he said, "Jaysus thats that Dave fella driving around in his BM thinking he is fecking Liberachi, the head on him hah"

[Deleted User]

Anyone here at a modified car meet in Thurles tonight by any chance?? I was in the car waiting for someone to move from a petrol pump so I could pull up to it. 3 people walked in front of the car, one of whom said "That's MM from boards" or something like that.

My question to that person is this: why in the name of god are you wasting your time in this town on a Friday night?? :pac:

dgt

kilianmanning wrote: »

Anybody here know any good good bright h1 bulbs for reasonable money?

The place in Kells I got my yellows.... I can't remember the name of it!

Or if you want "offroading quality" lights I have 100w Xenon blues in H1's....

Katunga

Any of you using the no nonsense smart driver? I,m very tempted they are the cheapest I found for my insurance so far and I'v tried a good few. The next cheapest is my current insurer only 70 more (have to contact them) . every else is 300 +more than them. 123 is more than double fbd.

Cheensbo

Cheensbo wrote: »

I hate selling sh1t :pac:

Caller: Hi do you still have the xantia
Me: Hi yes i do
Caller: What colour is it
Me: Eh.. grey or silver, whatever you want to call it
Caller: Oh, never mind, i wanted a red one
Me: Ahm, did you not see the pictures in the ad?
Caller: Well yeah i did, but just thought it might be a different colour

Will one of ye sane people just buy it off me :pac:

Soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooolllddd :cool:

Buyer collecting in the morning, good deal for him and a good deal for me

Hope it continues to have an easy life

ba_barabus

I think I'll go dancing tonight

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d84z_TFkeNU

kilianmanning

Anybody here know any good good bright h1 bulbs for reasonable money?

Ardennes1944

2.1 degree bitchessssssssss!

[Deleted User]

MugMugs wrote: »

Issue is lads, sometimes moving on to other places and getting their attention and even an interview requires some letters after the name.

Sad but true !

Not necessarily, a lot of employers are more likely going to hire someone who has previous experience working with a certain system or in a certain field instead of someone who has these letters after their name.

Obvious reason being that the person with experience can start working straight away whereas the other guy has to be trained in.

Toyotafanboi

dgt wrote: »

True that, I know a chap that got into insurance at the right time and has a lot to show for it, only has a leaving cert...

I find in Ireland its not what you can do but the piece of paper that says you can do it (lets not muddy the waters with who you know too)

For example, would a garage take me on in as an apprentice? Not that I want to anymore but not 1 would entertain the it despite knowing who I am and my background.....

College is the only thing I have left. It was my final option, I looked into what was on demand and went for networking. If I'm honest that's all that's keeping me in Ireland....!

desperate isn't it. the way i look at it though is when we get that piece of paper then hopefully i will be wealthy enough to waste all my money on cars

my dad and grandad were mechanics, i've been tinkering with cars since i was a young fella. worked in a motor factors every summer since i was 14. done my leaving and got a start in the trade (which is what i always wanted to do). got let go after a year, then spent 2 years bouncing from pillar to post in motor factors, tyre centers, valeting, you name it, hoping to get in somewhere. just gave up eventually.

said i'd become an architectural technician instead, said there'd be way more jobs in that :pac:

MugMugs

Issue is lads, sometimes moving on to other places and getting their attention and even an interview requires some letters after the name.

Sad but true !

dgt

OSI wrote: »

Ah yes, the old education is the only way to keep up to date adage.

That's why despite dropping out of college, I have a better job than anyone I know that finished it

Some better themselves by learning. Others, by doing.

True that, I know a chap that got into insurance at the right time and has a lot to show for it, only has a leaving cert...

I find in Ireland its not what you can do but the piece of paper that says you can do it (lets not muddy the waters with who you know too)

For example, would a garage take me on in as an apprentice? Not that I want to anymore but not 1 would entertain the it despite knowing who I am and my background.....

College is the only thing I have left. It was my final option, I looked into what was on demand and went for networking. If I'm honest that's all that's keeping me in Ireland....!

[Deleted User]

OSI wrote: »

Ah yes, the old education is the only way to keep up to date adage.

That's why despite dropping out of college, I have a better job than anyone I know that finished it

Some better themselves by learning. Others, by doing.

Same here! A lot of my friends who finished college are working abroad, others don't have a job and are going back to college just to pass the time. I did German in college and I was put into the 4th year class of it when in 1st year so I finished that and got an A in it but didn't finish the Business Studies course I started. Instead I was offered my previous job and I took it.