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What colour is the indicator on European cars?

Started by atikovi, 20 October 2013, 01:05:06

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atikovi

I've been trying to register on this forum for 2 months. What colour is the indicator on European cars? That is the question on this forum's registration form. I put in red, green, yellow, white, amber, beige. None of them was accepted. What is it then??? Only now I noticed that the question changed and was able to register. And BTW there is no email address to contact anyone here either. How is a potential sponsor even supposed to make contact here? End of rant.

atikovi

And another question I couldn't figure out. How many road wheels are fitted to the car? I tried 4 but that wouldn't take so figuring they ment to include the spare even though it's not fitted to the car at the same time as the road wheels, I also tried 5. No, wouldn't take that either. So what is the correct answer?

dbug

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flyer 0712

Welcome matey  :y     .......no email addresses but if you click on the users i.d.  ..you can then private message them...simples  :y :y

sandune


Johnny English

Hi & welcome mate  :y May these questions be trickie ones? The owner of forum certainly tries to avoid croudedness...  :-\
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TheBoy

Apologies for the difficulty in registering, sadly its a fine line between stopping the spambots and preventing real people joining  :'(
Grumpy old man

TheBoy

Extra clues put in question to help a human out, but shouldn't assist robots.
Grumpy old man

ronnyd

Welcome mate, you are tenacious i give you that :y

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Elite Pete

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Jusme

Under-steer is when the front of the car hits the wall, and over-steer is when the rear of the car hits the wall.
Power is how fast you hit the wall and torque is how much of the wall you take with you.