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[dave the builder]

Took two of the Omegas for MOT's (the 2.6 and the 3.2 saloon) - both passed with no advisories They got a few complimentary comments as well from other admiring customers - happy days!

Congratulations on the MOTs 
 from your posts it's obvious you look after your Omegas very well 

Cheers Dave
It wouldn't be the first time that my wife comments that my cars get better looked after and more attention than she does....

Wives are replaceable
Good condition Omegas not so much   

[johnnydog]

 
It might not be wise for me to tell her that....

[Nick W]

Cheers Dave
It wouldn't be the first time that my wife comments that my cars get better looked after and more attention than she does....

Wives are replaceable
Good condition Omegas not so much   

It's much cheaper to replace an Omega though.

[dave the builder]

Cheers Dave
It wouldn't be the first time that my wife comments that my cars get better looked after and more attention than she does....

Wives are replaceable
Good condition Omegas not so much   

It's much cheaper to replace an Omega though.

Now you tell me 

i'm on my first Omega and 3rd wife 

[Marks DTM Calib]

Had the screen changed in Woosh yesterday (the i-Pace) by Autoglass (no other options available).

Predictably it has to go back as the Head Up Display (HUD) is now fuzzy and distorted, the screen they fitted was a Fuyayo where as the OE is a Sekurit. The replacement claims to have the heat refelctive screen and be HUD compatible......claims to be......clearly its not.

Always an interesting conversation with their technical team when you start talking PVB layers and the need for it to be wedge shaped on a HUD setup to avoid double imaging.......utterly clueless.

[Doctor Gollum]

Nearly used it to reduce the mid face-lift Omega estate population by one after its owner decided to not give way at a roundabout.

Fortunately he realised the error of his ways. 

[Doctor Gollum]

Then very nearly punched the radio when that obnoxious cockwomble opened his mouth.

[VXL V6]

MOT Pass on the BMW 

[Nick W]

Collected the repaired MG from its MOT retest.


Which reminded me the Focus was due about now last week, so it's being done tomorrow morning. And after the £1700 timing belt service last year, I'll be doing the oil and filter change this time

[dave the builder]

MOT Pass on the BMW 

Congratulations on the MOT 

[dave the builder]

Nearly used it to reduce the mid face-lift Omega estate population by one after its owner decided to not give way at a roundabout.

Fortunately he realised the error of his ways. 

where you expecting the Omega to give way 

haven't you read the posts on OOF and worked out most Omega drives have a screw loose 

and suspension parts, trim, etc

[VXL V6]

MOT Pass on the BMW 

Congratulations on the MOT 

Cheers! Bit of a relief - I never like taking a (new to me) car for an MOT for the first time in my ownership.

[ronnyd]

MOT Pass on the BMW 

Congratulations on the MOT 

Cheers! Bit of a relief - I never like taking a (new to me) car for an MOT for the first time in my ownership.

At least you didn't need to use the jack. Nice one on the pass.

[countrywoman]

Worked out I will have to use a laid back panel filter on the Austin and then found D had an NOS one the right size, turns out it's for a S type 3.0L so perfect. Now all I have to do is make a airbox-----------

[Keith ABS]

Finally had time to take the Monaro out for its first run of the year
I have certainly missed driving it