joujoujou wrote: » Oh yeah. Never had any problem with them. :cool: And funny thing - I had their "wows" recorded (dashcam footage) over my car's mods last time I NCT'd it. I LOLed when I watched a movie after the test. Never been there.
toastedpickles wrote: » So i'm messing about on the ol liberty insurance, when this makes me laugh A v12 bmw would set me back 1200 a year to insure, with 300 odd bhp, rwd, preferred car of choice in bank robberies and the transporter films A ford focus 1.4 will set me back 1700, with its furious sub 100bhp, powerful fwd, and the car of choice of the average person, we all know which is clearly the more dangerous car here
Noccy_Mondy wrote: » Go onn get the focus! You won't regret it :pac:
Noccy_Mondy wrote: » Are they a type of crowd that would compliment one on their car? [...]
toastedpickles wrote: » If its anything like the thing i have now i'm sure i wont :P
Noccy_Mondy wrote: » Naa as bad as things are with the 9-5, they'd only get 50 times worse with a weedy 1.4 focus...
toastedpickles wrote: » [...] i can sort out the 900s leaky sunroof and get this thing sorted once and for all [...]
joujoujou wrote: » :pac:
Noccy_Mondy wrote: » I tried that once with a tail light on the 206, with a lack of a gun, just shoved a screwdriver in the end of the tube, as you can imagine, the results weren't the best.... never found the source of where the water entered.
joujoujou wrote: » I thought you're gonna get rid of it asap with minimal money involved. So duct tape + cable ties + tub of silicone + donedeal.
toastedpickles wrote: » A bodge job would annoy the hell out of me, especially with that kinda thing, I'd know its fixed but not how I want it to be
howdee wrote: » Sister had a tip this evening in the frost, bent the wishbone. Car is currently a mile from home on backroads but won't drive as the wheels is rubbing the arch. Any ideas of getting it home without having to get a trailer. Was thinking of getting a space saver or a smaller diameter wheel and tyre and swapping them over to get it rolling.. What do people think?
Noccy_Mondy wrote: » FREAK!! :pac: What annoyed me more is that I couldn't for the life of me determine where the water was getting in, tried everywhere, dried it out and blasted the suspected areas with the power washer to see if water was coming in. Must have dried that boot mat about 20 times.....
howdee wrote: » [...] Was thinking of getting a space saver or a smaller diameter wheel and tyre and swapping them over to get it rolling.. What do people think?
toastedpickles wrote: » Not my 900 noooooo, that's here to stay
Deleted User wrote: » Talk about having a complete pain in your ass with a car. Changed the battery in the car. Did a DIY job that took me about an hour, as Halfords sh*tty ratchet set is a waste of time, and it took me far too long to figure out how the bracket (that holds the battery in place) worked. Eventually got the battery out. Had the new one in the boot. Tried to open the boot but realised battery was disconnected. So reconnected old battery and still the boot wouldn't open. Eventually dragged the new battery through the back of the car by folding down the back seats. :rolleyes: Connected the new battery. Boot still won't open (either by pressing the button on the boot itself or using the key fob!). Can someone reassure me that this is a simple, minor, tiny issue, that's directly related to changing the battery, and not an actual problem that's going to cost me an arm and a leg to get looked at!? (Car's a 2006 Peugeot 407. Al the other locking works fine, and the boot itself has never given any trouble before). Due to the timing i'm assuming it has to be related to the battery change. I had the boot open and closed 2-3 times about 3-4 minutes before it suddenly stopped working (was giving the bonnet a wipe and took cloths from the boot, etc. then suddenly a couple of minute later it won't open). And I was so happy finally getting the battery into it..
Cleveland Hot Pocket wrote: » To be fair the numpty beside him in (what looks like) a berlingo looks to be well over the line.. And the clamper looks like a stereotypical clamper.
Dord wrote: » It's a Nissan Note. :pac:
ba_barabus wrote: » The other side
Augeo wrote: » That's the clampers van.
ba_barabus wrote: » You're probably right, and a second better look tells me it's a Caddy not a Berlingo.
Augeo wrote: » To be fair he's in a space he shouldn't be in. I don't even want to know what the stereotypical clamper comment is about.
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