Stutopia

Every now and then I waste a couple of hours cleaning my old man's neglected shed. It has a tough life and is never shown any love. Bird **** sits on the paint for weeks, moss grows around the windows and dents go un-repaired. Today I cracked out the clay mitt (Farecla G3) as I thought it might interesting to see how it gets on with rough paint, suffice to say, I was quite impressed, and slightly deafened.

Nice one G

Got this HU in the BRZ, I really like it, much better interface than my old Pioneer unit.

Don't know if you pay for your current account, but I'm with Barclays and they charge me £19.50 a month for a bunch of strap on benefits. Having worked in finance previously I was super skeptical, I know they make good margins on these. However, I went out looking for other providers for each individual product and I got some quick quotes and found I couldn't get them all for less. Phone Insurance Gadget Insurance (iPad) - £193 pa (combined quote including phone above) Worldwide Family Travel Insurance - £45 pa RA Comprehensive Breakdown (including Europe - £183 pa I've had a replacement phone out of them and two visits from the RAC, no issues actually using any of the services. I should add, I don't have contents insurance, so none of these would be covered elsewhere.

Looks nice mate, takes years off the interior.

Been good to read your progress, and even better that you're happy with the results.

If the sausage rolls go up, that'll be the final straw for me!

Offering her a place to live is very generous and not to be sniffed at. Only you know if the guarantor route is something you want to do, like most things, go with your first reaction. If you're continuing to offer a roof over their head, you've already made an offer that is worth considering, and there's no reason you should feel guilty about not wanting to be financially entangled with them. You're not forcing them on to the street.

Are they? Which post Brexit policy initiative, from any party, would you say is a result of them "listening now"? Well, in so much as, they wish they made a contingency plan for leaving the EU. As it's currently chaos. They thought the public at large would NEVER be brave enough to vote leave. If they'd listened, they'd have made sure they could A) stop a brexit and maintain every last bit of personal income and privileges should Brexit happen. I totally agree that a lack of paying attention to the voters impacted the Brexit result. I just don't agree that absolutely anything is being done differently as a consequence.

Are they? Which post Brexit policy initiative, from any party, would you say is a result of them "listening now"?

Look at the size of that thing!

Thanks for sharing this one, not exactly teeny tiny fines! (albeit maximums) Also, it's made me completely rethink my position on Brexit

Love this tank!

The dance allows you to read the codes as well as clear them.

Some cracking reads there

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Dear God, this is the closest I've ever been to unilateral disciplinary action

Splash out a few quid on a reader, best few quid you'll spend on your car.

Get yourself off to one of the top places, Horsham, Abbey, Kaizer or Cougar Store, depending on where you are.

Is there not an inspection plate on the front to observe the tensioner? I'm sure its extension can be checked to see if a chain is needed, before ripping the whole front off. Edit: http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/77315-chain-tensioner/

Shame to lose you mate. Sounds like you're doing well though

Try affording a solicitor when you're on less than a living wage, union subs are affordable to those who are most at risk.