Stutopia

So basically I'm on the first step to becoming Lewis Hamilton!

The biggest problem is that we don't even know what we want, beyond the obviously laughable: - free access to the market - part of the customs union - end of free movement - end of ECJ jurisdiction - stop paying in - moon on a stick Tenner says we end up with what Norway has, which is all the rules, but no say in making them and still paying in, all to ensure clearing doesn't leave the precious ones in the City who still owe us a trillion pounds (which will be about 70 euros before long). Then we'll call it strong and stable FREEDOM!

Cool as ****

Skoda Yeti coming your way Gang I think taking the **** on claims is fake whiplash, not getting a comparable vehicle (a petrol wouldn't be too bad, obviously you shouldn't be expected to drive a dirty diesel, there are limits). Any decent sized SUV from a non-dogturd car maker would be reasonable, I'm looking at you Dacia and Ssangyong.

Why don't you get some Tony Montana style floor to ceiling tropical sunset wallpaper? That's pizzazz baby.

Dup http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/117045-transmission-whine/

Much like you I'm too old for anything daft on the highway, technicalities scare me more than my last two hours driving footage

Personally I'm wary of GPS, I don't want 55 in a 50 to be the decision maker when somebody drives into me.

Without getting into the arguments about dashcam features (how many cameras you need, does it do HDR, has it got an app, can it make coffee etc.) these bundles are superb. Everything for a hardwire job in one go, 15-30 minute install, once it's done you never need touch it unless the worst should happen. http://www.carcamerashop.co.uk/mobius-action-camera-dash-cam-version.html

Glad you've got some back up. Hypothetically, say you had been indicating, I wasn't aware this gave other road users the right to drive into the side of your car, is that a thing?

I used one of them, worked fine, slightly freaky smell for a day or two but that went.

^^^ I could well believe that, I never suffered at all growing up in the countryside, it was only as a city dwelling adult I became symptomatic.

Sold & locked.

Great cause, proud to support

Looks like this might be a quarterly/tri-annual job, starting to look a little tired, but it is in direct sunshine which is particularly harsh, in shade it is still black.

Sack the stealer off and get it to a specialist like Horsham or Cougarstore or one of the others. However far away you are from one, it surely can't cost a grand.

Bummer, glad you're good and hope the car isn't in too bad shape.

This might have been labelled a victory, if only a month prior to that she hadn't had a functioning majority, a clean run at Brexit and over three years before having to call an election. Instead she's handed power to the pro-Europeans within her own party, brought the dark ages back and overseen the biggest Labour increase in vote share since 1945. Whatever your perspective is, that's a strong and stable catastrophe

And that's why you're not allowed to be PM!

That looks like a lot of work, great effort Zeppo

Absolutely, the thing I have an issue with is when they won't admit to making a U-Turn. I respect politicians when they say sorry I was wrong rather than trying to put a spin on it. Pete It's mainly because they're supposed to know what they're doing before they do it, focus groups and polling and the like. Kind of like if you or I were making an important decision in life, we'd perhaps look into it before going ahead!

We know who you are.

Great cause, happy to help.

Commendably honest of you to post up!

Don't underestimate the level of complacency that the early polling and support of the bulk of the media caused May's election braintrust.