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If I was the Chancellor, I'd bring in a 50% income tax rate for those working from homeBee in your bonnet you'd like to share, Sir Tig?
And the rules on pensions, capital gains tax, and just about everything else that they didnt specifically promise not to raise.
And even those will be fair game once they spin doctors come up with answers as to why they broke promises to the electorate.
Biggest problem is, the Tories are only slightly less worse.
And I bet the gunk is out of date. And nobody knows how to use it anyway, and just shove it in with the air, and wonders why it doesn't work, and....JLR, in their wisdom, no longer include it. I suppose they just assume that a Jag owner will just leave it with a man to sort it...Given that they CBA with a spare wheel on my XE, it wouldn't have been much use anyway.
...breath!
KW - loads of breakers tend to sell spare wheel kits (wheel, foam insert with jack/wrench etc), new boot floor and the longer standoff. I paid around £140. Well worth it IMHO. Though I had to make a new standoff, as there appear to be 2 thread sizes, M6 and M8. Bit of M8 rod, some nuts and a 3d printer solved that.
Three things seem strange to me...
1) I would have thought that a modern yacht like that would have so much buoyancy built in that should the worst happen it would become a semi submersible, rather than drop to the sea bed.
2) The only way I can see a boat like that going down, is that all the hatches were wide open, and it was totally swamped, but see above.
3) Is it feasible that a sudden storm happened, but only affected this boat. Apparently all the other yachts moored in the vicinity were unaffected?
I suspect it won't be salvaged. That said, it's not quite deep enough.
I'm struggling to get past the coincidence, though as I said earlier, HP, for all their ill gotten games, are unlikely to do such a thing. Private major investors though....
JLR, in their wisdom, no longer include it. I suppose they just assume that a Jag owner will just leave it with a man to sort it...Given that they CBA with a spare wheel on my XE, it wouldn't have been much use anyway.
I thought VAG had cornered the market for 25 variations of the same vehicle, but JLR seems to have taken the idea to the next level.
If any of them were vaguely appealing it'd be OK but I'd rather have piles than a FWD faux 4x4.
... whilst they wait for the teased Next New thing to hit the market...
£55 to get 7 lamps PAT tested but at least I caught him right so he can do them on the way from another job Weds, also had to shell out £60 for a new windscreen excess but they cant do it till a week after MOT. Then its the useless Auto windscreen idiot, no choice from my insurance.
How long before we face curfews, lockdows, or worse, martial law?
We had two days in Cordoba last week. 42C. Absolutely horrid. Once it gets above body heat it is torment.
37 today and we spent the day at some thermal springs and huge tiled pool with lots of shade. Roast chicken for lunch.wouldnt swap it for rain. Some Spanish friends have just spent five days in London and could not wait to get back to “ heaven” ! They might change their tune when it hits 44 or more again.
Pushing that off a cliff would be a waste of effort let alone restoring it.Le proper barn find!
we could make a collective buy & revive a Newent meet to get it going again!
