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General Discussion Area / Re: Honey...... I'm home.....
« on: 06 February 2007, 08:25:44 »
Welcome back...
So whats the next project then?
So whats the next project then?
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22697
General Discussion Area / Re: MOT day tomorrow
« on: 06 February 2007, 12:04:38 »
New years MOT always nice to receive, got until July before mine.
22698
General Discussion Area / Re: my new website
« on: 07 February 2007, 08:05:32 »
All seems to be there
Personally I don't find the blue font on all the pages very readable, maybe fine tune that a little?
Not much to worry about if thats the biggest thing I can find.
End of day, noone is going to be reading a lot on there, so it doesnt matter that much, eg its a get the info and go site, not like here with browse all day
Personally I don't find the blue font on all the pages very readable, maybe fine tune that a little?
Not much to worry about if thats the biggest thing I can find.
End of day, noone is going to be reading a lot on there, so it doesnt matter that much, eg its a get the info and go site, not like here with browse all day
22699
General Discussion Area / Re: Too good to be true...
« on: 06 February 2007, 13:56:47 »
That sounds right, think 25 is nearer the number
22700
General Discussion Area / Re: Dr Who Cards
« on: 06 February 2007, 14:38:39 »
I'm in the wrong job!
Anybody wanna buy some old rope?
Not knocking you mate, when the kids demand......
Remeber as a kid someone bought me a panini album, I dutifully went out and bought my 1st pack of cards, stuck em in the book, and thought break that, ive better things to spend my pocket money on!
And packs were 10p then, and you got bubblegum as well iirc, bet they are somewhat more now!
thats got me thinking, remeber the bubblegum you could buy that had those temporary tattos in it....now what was that called?
Anybody wanna buy some old rope?
Not knocking you mate, when the kids demand......
Remeber as a kid someone bought me a panini album, I dutifully went out and bought my 1st pack of cards, stuck em in the book, and thought break that, ive better things to spend my pocket money on!
And packs were 10p then, and you got bubblegum as well iirc, bet they are somewhat more now!
thats got me thinking, remeber the bubblegum you could buy that had those temporary tattos in it....now what was that called?
22701
General Discussion Area / Re: Dr Who Cards
« on: 06 February 2007, 13:24:27 »
Holy Sh1te!!!!!!
Remind me to never let the little fella collect em!
Remind me to never let the little fella collect em!
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General Discussion Area / Re: Dr Who Cards
« on: 06 February 2007, 12:36:10 »
Isn't there an address why you can buy your last few cards from?
There used to in the old days of panini football cards.
Tried ebay?
There used to in the old days of panini football cards.
Tried ebay?
22703
General Discussion Area / Re: Long drive
« on: 05 February 2007, 15:33:29 »
In that case, do it on a push bike, save a fortune and get fit, you may be away an extra week though.
22704
General Discussion Area / Re: Tyres again.....Sorry
« on: 31 January 2007, 16:48:01 »
Ive bought 4 New Continentals today
4 x Sport contact for the MV6
4 x Premium contact for the CDX
and..
WOW
What a difference
Tramlining gone, handle's so much better
Another (2) satisfied customer.
4 x Sport contact for the MV6
4 x Premium contact for the CDX
and..
WOW
What a difference
Tramlining gone, handle's so much better
Another (2) satisfied customer.
22705
General Discussion Area / Re: Tyres again.....Sorry
« on: 29 January 2007, 21:39:55 »
Cheers, you have pm 
22706
General Discussion Area / Re: Tyres again.....Sorry
« on: 29 January 2007, 15:58:47 »
It was Buckley Tyres!
Didn't know they could do it, noticed 4 wheel alignment on their website, so rang up and asked about full geometry
Prices on the phone were dearer than I paid - £45
3 out the 4 were adjusted, car handles so much better and doesnt ditch find anymore
very much doubt it is up to Tony's standard, but all most the boxes on his screen were red when he started, green when he finished.
certainly better than nothing.
Cost me £22.90!!!!
Didn't know they could do it, noticed 4 wheel alignment on their website, so rang up and asked about full geometry
Prices on the phone were dearer than I paid - £45
3 out the 4 were adjusted, car handles so much better and doesnt ditch find anymore
very much doubt it is up to Tony's standard, but all most the boxes on his screen were red when he started, green when he finished.
certainly better than nothing.
Cost me £22.90!!!!
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General Discussion Area / Tyres again.....Sorry
« on: 29 January 2007, 12:34:29 »
Right, the MV6 is booked in for 4 new continental's on wednesday, Thanks for the advice.
Had the CDX Full geometry'd today, so much better!
Also had em check and (was going to be reseal the tyres) as the all lose pressure.
However
3 out the 4 had multiple punctures, 2 unrepairable, so its new tyres again (8 in a week is gonna kill me)
So recommendations and stay aways for a 2.2 Saloon please (16")
Had the CDX Full geometry'd today, so much better!
Also had em check and (was going to be reseal the tyres) as the all lose pressure.
However
3 out the 4 had multiple punctures, 2 unrepairable, so its new tyres again (8 in a week is gonna kill me)
So recommendations and stay aways for a 2.2 Saloon please (16")
22708
General Discussion Area / Re: What does your handle mean / come from?
« on: 25 January 2007, 13:24:28 »
Jimbob
Jim and Bob
Just happen to me the shortened versions of my 1st and 2nd names
Not very original is it, or anonymous for that matter, and you dont sound a tit using it on the phone.
Jim and Bob
Just happen to me the shortened versions of my 1st and 2nd names
Not very original is it, or anonymous for that matter, and you dont sound a tit using it on the phone.
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General Discussion Area / Re: Pirelli Pzero Rosso Extra load
« on: 27 January 2007, 10:15:57 »
Thanks for the advice, think I will knock those on the head then
Always had good impressions with pirelli's on lesser cars.
Will look at the goodyear's
Always had good impressions with pirelli's on lesser cars.
Will look at the goodyear's
22710
General Discussion Area / Re: Pirelli Pzero Rosso Extra load
« on: 26 January 2007, 18:49:43 »
Cheers Steve, nice site, hadnt been there!
nice prices, the exact same ones are a bit dearer though - £463, and still need em fitting
Will carry on looking...
nice prices, the exact same ones are a bit dearer though - £463, and still need em fitting
Will carry on looking...