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Re: TB's mode of transport!
« Reply #15 on: 08 March 2010, 22:22:25 »
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Nowt wrong with the Rover 25, I have a wheesel one and its been brilliant  :y

Pretty impressive, other than nearly going over a cliff to our death, nearly soiled myself ;D
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Re: TB's mode of transport!
« Reply #16 on: 08 March 2010, 22:22:48 »
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what do you need for the mv6 tb? i have one here i will be breaking shortly, but the lump is bound for the ute
Something in the depths of the engine I suspect, but don't know yet.  Either way, you are using the engine, presumably complete, in your project
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Re: TB's mode of transport!
« Reply #17 on: 09 March 2010, 07:51:51 »
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needs a diesel miggy!!! very relaible in my experience!!! :y
Well, if your 2.2dti needs some miles putting on it for a couple of weeks ;D

Which 2.2DTi of Omegatoys?  ::)
Ah, see you have a 2.2dti estate, presumably in blue ;D

Strangely enough it is!  ;D

lovely blue it is too!! it was destined to be stood in the workshop at Swindon for god knows how long!!! so when vxh v6 asked if he could have a look at it it made sense!! he liked it and bought it!! sorry TB if it was still mine you could have gladly used it till you were sorted!!

edit pm sent!!
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Re: TB's mode of transport!
« Reply #18 on: 09 March 2010, 08:35:53 »
ok if another 3.0 comes up will let you know buddy
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« Reply #19 on: 09 March 2010, 13:07:07 »
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needs a diesel miggy!!! very relaible in my experience!!! :y
Well, if your 2.2dti needs some miles putting on it for a couple of weeks ;D

Which 2.2DTi of Omegatoys?  ::)
Ah, see you have a 2.2dti estate, presumably in blue ;D

Strangely enough it is!  ;D

lovely blue it is too!! it was destined to be stood in the workshop at Swindon for god knows how long!!! so when vxh v6 asked if he could have a look at it it made sense!! he liked it and bought it!! sorry TB if it was still mine you could have gladly used it till you were sorted!!

edit pm sent!!

When a DTi comes up for sale with good service history at the right price you buy it quick!!!

If it wasn't for the fact that myself and Mrs VXL V6 were currently using both the Omega's at the moment i'd have happily lent one of them to you as well.  :-[

Strangely it's first owner was only ten or so miles away from where it now currently resides!
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« Reply #20 on: 09 March 2010, 13:50:09 »
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Nowt wrong with the Rover 25, I have a wheesel one and its been brilliant  :y

Pretty impressive, other than nearly going over a cliff to our death, nearly soiled myself ;D
I meant to do it really, thought I would put the willies up you ::) ;D
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« Reply #21 on: 09 March 2010, 20:30:27 »
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Nowt wrong with the Rover 25, I have a wheesel one and its been brilliant  :y

Pretty impressive, other than nearly going over a cliff to our death, nearly soiled myself ;D
I meant to do it really, thought I would put the willies up you ::) ;D

Did you also mean to put the Willies up yourself too then Youth  ;D ;D ;D ;D
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« Reply #22 on: 09 March 2010, 20:45:45 »
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Nowt wrong with the Rover 25, I have a wheesel one and its been brilliant  :y

Pretty impressive, other than nearly going over a cliff to our death, nearly soiled myself ;D
I meant to do it really, thought I would put the willies up you ::) ;D

Did you also mean to put the Willies up yourself too then Youth  ;D ;D ;D ;D


waht you saying loo knee that petes wellhung  ;D
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« Reply #23 on: 09 March 2010, 22:04:48 »
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Nowt wrong with the Rover 25, I have a wheesel one and its been brilliant  :y

Pretty impressive, other than nearly going over a cliff to our death, nearly soiled myself ;D
I meant to do it really, thought I would put the willies up you ::) ;D

Did you also mean to put the Willies up yourself too then Youth  ;D ;D ;D ;D


waht you saying loo knee that petes wellhung  ;D
They don't call me Pete the Meat for nothing ;D ;D
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« Reply #24 on: 09 March 2010, 22:58:48 »
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Nowt wrong with the Rover 25, I have a wheesel one and its been brilliant  :y

Pretty impressive, other than nearly going over a cliff to our death, nearly soiled myself ;D
I meant to do it really, thought I would put the willies up you ::) ;D

Did you also mean to put the Willies up yourself too then Youth  ;D ;D ;D ;D


waht you saying loo knee that petes wellhung  ;D
They don't call me Pete the Meat for nothing ;D ;D

Used to be a butcher???   :-?
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« Reply #25 on: 10 March 2010, 08:06:58 »
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Nowt wrong with the Rover 25, I have a wheesel one and its been brilliant  :y

Pretty impressive, other than nearly going over a cliff to our death, nearly soiled myself ;D
I meant to do it really, thought I would put the willies up you ::) ;D

Did you also mean to put the Willies up yourself too then Youth  ;D ;D ;D ;D


waht you saying loo knee that petes wellhung  ;D
They don't call me Pete the Meat for nothing ;D ;D

Used to be a butcher???   :-?
Nah, I'm a fat so and so ;D
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« Reply #26 on: 11 March 2010, 20:13:44 »
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needs a diesel miggy!!! very relaible in my experience!!! :y
Well, if your 2.2dti needs some miles putting on it for a couple of weeks ;D

Which 2.2DTi of Omegatoys?  ::)
Ah, see you have a 2.2dti estate, presumably in blue ;D

Strangely enough it is!  ;D

lovely blue it is too!! it was destined to be stood in the workshop at Swindon for god knows how long!!! so when vxh v6 asked if he could have a look at it it made sense!! he liked it and bought it!! sorry TB if it was still mine you could have gladly used it till you were sorted!!

edit pm sent!!

When a DTi comes up for sale with good service history at the right price you buy it quick!!!

If it wasn't for the fact that myself and Mrs VXL V6 were currently using both the Omega's at the moment i'd have happily lent one of them to you as well.  :-[

Strangely it's first owner was only ten or so miles away from where it now currently resides!

thats cool, small world !!! so hows it treating your mrs then? being good i hope!!
G :y
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« Reply #27 on: 12 March 2010, 20:45:11 »
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needs a diesel miggy!!! very relaible in my experience!!! :y
Well, if your 2.2dti needs some miles putting on it for a couple of weeks ;D

Which 2.2DTi of Omegatoys?  ::)
Ah, see you have a 2.2dti estate, presumably in blue ;D

Strangely enough it is!  ;D

lovely blue it is too!! it was destined to be stood in the workshop at Swindon for god knows how long!!! so when vxh v6 asked if he could have a look at it it made sense!! he liked it and bought it!! sorry TB if it was still mine you could have gladly used it till you were sorted!!

edit pm sent!!

When a DTi comes up for sale with good service history at the right price you buy it quick!!!

If it wasn't for the fact that myself and Mrs VXL V6 were currently using both the Omega's at the moment i'd have happily lent one of them to you as well.  :-[

Strangely it's first owner was only ten or so miles away from where it now currently resides!

thats cool, small world !!! so hows it treating your mrs then? being good i hope!!
G :y

It's going well thanks. Having new wishbones, front shocks and donut bushes fitted on Monday then it'll be towing the snail down to Cornwall at Easter.

Got a couple of Diesel questions for you, i'll send you a PM over at some point  :y
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