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Started by STEMO, 12 July 2016, 19:20:50

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STEMO

...show us how to change a ball joint? 10? 100? 1000?  ;D


Nick W

Quote from: STEMO on 12 July 2016, 19:20:50
...show us how to change a ball joint? 10? 100? 1000?  ;D


Never. I know how to do it, and have two hammers that have not yet let me down.

flyer 0712

Sad old me makes a point of watching ....old wheeler dealers....and now...Mikes auto traders..most days.. ;D ;D

joff

Quote from: STEMO on 12 July 2016, 19:20:50
...show us how to change a ball joint? 10? 100? 1000?  ;D

What has this to do with cars for sale/wanted :-\

Entwood

Quote from: joff on 12 July 2016, 21:24:17
Quote from: STEMO on 12 July 2016, 19:20:50
...show us how to change a ball joint? 10? 100? 1000?  ;D

What has this to do with cars for sale/wanted :-\

Its STEMO .. what do you expect .. he never knows where is is anyhow !!

:)  :)

Bojan

I find British 'car repair' shows to be fairly realistic and have every-day situations.
Normal (more or less) cars, and normal budgets.
Watching them, a person can learn something.

On the other hands, have you seen american car repair shows?

aaronjb

I watch.. basically all of them - English and American.. they cover a wide range from somewhat informative to pure 'entertainment'; even the informative ones tend to be Hollywooded up though.

I remember one episode of a show I considered technically informative where an owner wanted a soft-top hood fitting to his Morgan (an old Morgan, at that).

They banged on about parts not being available (yet I can guarantee you could phone Morgan and they'd make one from patterns they still hold) and then they decided they would dremel reliefs in the top edge of the windscreen glass to allow for longer retaining screws on the hood bows (also not necessary).  The glass shattered and they exclaimed their abject horror that some bodge merchant had replaced the windscreen with toughened glass in the past..

..except we all know that toughened glass windscreens were the norm once upon a time..

STEMO

Quote from: joff on 12 July 2016, 21:24:17
Quote from: STEMO on 12 July 2016, 19:20:50
...show us how to change a ball joint? 10? 100? 1000?  ;D

What has this to do with cars for sale/wanted :-\
That's what the effin great oops is doing in post #2.

frostbite

Slightly ot but does anyone think Mike's dealership a tad expensive?
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TD

Quote from: STEMO on 12 July 2016, 19:20:50
...show us how to change a ball joint? 10? 100? 1000?  ;D

But have you noticed, unless the car has needed engine work....he never shows that he's done a basic service on the engine....would you buy a car from that pair  :-\ :D

Migv6 le Frog Fan

Pays too much for them, spends too much on them, apparently gets some mug to pay far more than they are worth.
Its still better than most of the other shite on TV though.  ;D
Its weird being the same age as old people !

flyer 0712

Mike Brewer has now opened a new garage selling motors in Luton,,I believe it is on the old b.m.w.sales site on the junction of leagrave road and Arundel road luton..

dbug

Mike Brewer for negotiator of the year  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
1972 Ferrari Dino, 1967 Triumph TR4A, Mondeo 2.0TDCi Estate, Jaguar XJ 5.0V8 Portfolio

frostbite

Quote from: flyer 0712 on 15 July 2016, 22:37:39
Mike Brewer has now opened a new garage selling motors in Luton,,I believe it is on the old b.m.w.sales site on the junction of leagrave road and Arundel road luton..

That's the stealership I was referring to. I used to visit the bmw dealer all the time when I had my e36
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