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STOP!!!!!!!

I should try Tarmac

Are these the thick or thin ones Chris?

Will a Mod please delete this while I sort the picture sizes out? Thanks

That was just a shower compared to last September

I know it's all been said but I'm going to say my piece too, it would be rude not to. Thank you to Colin and Beavis in particular for arranging such a superb meet, thank you to the Forum for a cracking BBQ on Saturday, thank you to everyone that I'm not aware of that contributed in some way to the organisation of this event Joy and I thoroughly enjoyed ourselves, we met some old friends and made some new ones, this forum and the people involved in it are special and long may this be the case. Thanks again

Good job Neil, I just had a goose bump moment watching those Hope your day was ok, that was an early start Hope you get you back sorted out mate , good to see you again Cheers, second one is the better one although there are some great exhaust notes on the first one

Yay Way to go Ricey At this point I must point out that I take no responsibility whatsoever for your newly found confidence However, if it all goes well then a pint of foaming ale is quite acceptable I'm not sure about the intake pipe either,sorry Well done for having a go mate

Top man

I have the pleasure and displeasure of travelling quite extensively in this country of ours which is great because I've seen so much of it that I wouldn't have seen normally. One of the displeasures, and it's worse now than I can ever remember is the varying price of Diesel fuel for the van. In the last 8 days or so I have been to, amongst other places, Nottingham, Mansfield, Dunstable and Colchester. The cost of Diesel per litre in and around Dorking in Surrey varies from 140.9p per litre to 145p per litre (this is the same price as Fleet services on the M3!!) and they are no more than 4 miles apart, both on the A24 going towards the M25. Why would you go to the dearer one? The highest I've seen so far anywhere is 149.9 In Dunstable, Nottingham and Mansfield it's as low as 136.9p. Now maybe it's just because I'm an old fart and I remember gallons!!? The difference of prices per litre of my local garages is now 4p a litre, that's more than 16p a gallon, let's say on average £1.60 a tank full, that's not a lot you might say but fill the thing on a daily basis and it adds up, the point is if it's not in my pocket then it's in someone other buggers', the garages and the oil company!! Years ago those garages would have been boycotted, so is it that we can't be bothered any longer or because the difference is seen as only the litre price!!!? Have we just become a nation of whimps or are the oil companies too clever by half? I for one won't buy at the higher priced garages, I wish more wouldn't if they could and maybe it would make a difference, or on the other hand am I just being naive? Sorry for the ramble

mmmmmm..........the plot thickens Can't wait for Friday morning to see what you've been up to

Well done mate, be good to see your car 'in the flesh' too

It's bound to snow now then

No, I like mine the way it is I hope your not getting ideas Graham

My my Looks the double dogs dangly bits

Avram

Won't you need a trolley jack Ian?

Gave the inside a really good clean this afternoon, then it started spotting with rain Just have to give it a wash and wax on Weds or Thurs afternoon and put her straight back in the garage ready for Friday morning

It's one of these isn't it? Might be very visible.

We won't mind if you just drive straight by Dave Mine squeak too, can be embarrassing Mine is just as you pull up the final little bit when everyone can hear it

To do it legally I think you have to contact the DVLA, good luck

Had that last year, this year............... not so good

Way to go Neil I just doooooo

New tyres = new rims?

You just know those two are thinking, "Bruce you're our bitch now"