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General Discussion Area / Re: Body Art - Bare Boobies
« on: 07 July 2008, 15:32:54 »
You must have some pull skruntie. It is just amazing what you can get the lady members of OOF to do for you. 
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General Discussion Area / Re: Cambelt change vs. Day off??
« on: 07 July 2008, 19:52:37 »
With your massive pay rise you could get a dealer to do it .Then go to the pub while you are waiting.
31608
General Discussion Area / Re: New Job
« on: 07 July 2008, 19:26:20 »
Well done that nurse. Did you say an EXTRA 18K.?
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General Discussion Area / Re: Classic Vauxhall / Classic Alfa
« on: 07 July 2008, 20:51:12 »Quote
Had A Ventora back in 73, beautiful motor, fuel consumption wasn't exciting, especially with a 36/36 DCD Weber, but the engine roar on full throttle was awesome.1973 I think that was the time of the oil crisis. Nothing much changes.
I seem to remember having a book of petrol coupons for it, as we were being threatened with fuel rationing around that time.
31610
General Discussion Area / Re: Classic Vauxhall / Classic Alfa
« on: 07 July 2008, 20:38:45 »Quote
I remember them both. The Ventora was a very posh fd Victor. In it's day the Montreal was out of this world to look at. Unfairly known as the poor mans Ferrari, they could cost more to run than buy but were certainly exotic.This man knows his exotica.
Only available in lhd or am i confusing it with the Citroen SM (Maserati engine)
I think there was a foreign seventies fiilm with both a Montreal and Citroen SM in. Cant remember its name.
I think the Montreal could be had in right hand drive, but I think you are right that the Citroen SM could only be had in left hand drive
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General Discussion Area / Classic Vauxhall / Classic Alfa
« on: 07 July 2008, 19:56:03 »
Spotted 2 unusual cars this week.
1 was a Vauxhall Ventora on an H plate (1970) Always lusted after one of these as a kid. I think it had a 3.3 lt straight 6 (out of a truck?)
Surely this car must be the Grandaddy of the Vauxhall Omega?
Also saw a rare Alfa Romeo Montreal, had this one in my Observer book of cars when I was very young. Gorgeous looking thing, 2.5lt V8 if memory serves.
Any forum members remember these cars?
1 was a Vauxhall Ventora on an H plate (1970) Always lusted after one of these as a kid. I think it had a 3.3 lt straight 6 (out of a truck?)
Surely this car must be the Grandaddy of the Vauxhall Omega?
Also saw a rare Alfa Romeo Montreal, had this one in my Observer book of cars when I was very young. Gorgeous looking thing, 2.5lt V8 if memory serves.
Any forum members remember these cars?
31612
General Discussion Area / Re: Mad US lawsuits
« on: 07 July 2008, 19:37:18 »Quote
I would have said until recently "only in America", but now this madness is happening over here too. :-?Spot on Dusty.
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General Discussion Area / Re: MPG seems low on LPG
« on: 07 July 2008, 11:47:16 »
Been thinking of a LPG coversion.
Why does it do less MPG than petrol.Anyone know?. :-?
Why does it do less MPG than petrol.Anyone know?. :-?
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General Discussion Area / Re: an end to all your fuel cost concerns...
« on: 07 July 2008, 15:38:27 »
that looks like a sybarites dream compared to the plastic pigs i had many years ago Debs........
31616
General Discussion Area / Re: Alfa 147
« on: 07 July 2008, 11:37:08 »
Very nearly bought a 3.2 V6 Alfa147.
Had a couple of test drives .
Extremely quick.
250 BHP through the front wheels means TC and ESP are constantly working. Buy one if you get the chance.
Had a couple of test drives .
Extremely quick.
250 BHP through the front wheels means TC and ESP are constantly working. Buy one if you get the chance.
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General Discussion Area / Re: Back: thank goodness!
« on: 06 July 2008, 18:59:48 »
has the forum been down. Cant say i noticed.
We have just got a new moggy.Clever creatures cats,so clever it got itself stuck in a 3 inch gap between the electric fire and the wall.
Have not come up with a name yet.....Perhaps Thicky might be a good name.
We have just got a new moggy.Clever creatures cats,so clever it got itself stuck in a 3 inch gap between the electric fire and the wall.
Have not come up with a name yet.....Perhaps Thicky might be a good name.
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General Discussion Area / Re: Bra Sizes Explained.
« on: 05 July 2008, 11:39:56 »
I find 36C breasts to be about the optimum size.
Especially when displayed in a 36B bra.....
Especially when displayed in a 36B bra.....
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General Discussion Area / Re: Bra Sizes Explained.
« on: 05 July 2008, 11:32:47 »
Always funny as usual. 
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General Discussion Area / Re: 1000 posts and a new 'How-To'
« on: 04 July 2008, 22:36:03 »
congrats