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Seeing it's Paddy's Day
I would just like to say
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Let's hope he's a bit faster if you get a leak ! As its St Patrick's day,Mornin
Dry but dull, bit warmer than of late
Still waiting for plumber to start new bathroom, sposed to start last Wednesday
Big white van just arrived, looks promising
Stay calm all
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Had my annual health check with nursey. All parts working normally, a picture of health I am. When I got back home I noticed I had not replaced the filler cap on me Landy after tipping a jerry can of diesel in this morning. 
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Well, it sounds as if you did this at home so there's a good chance of finding the cap.Had my annual health check with nursey. All parts working normally, a picture of health I am. When I got back home I noticed I had not replaced the filler cap on me Landy after tipping a jerry can of diesel in this morning.
I once did this in a fuel station in Yorkshire and lost the lockable cap completely. Total pain.
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It's permanently attached to the filling point so it was just dangling there. Screwed it back on and locked it as soon as it was noticed.
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Mornin all.
Two tyres on the Disco now.
Going to work out if it will be cheaper to put frog tyres on W's Pluriel or Brit ones. If that is at all possible.
Raining a bit here, so ... very glad that I finished the work on the trailer yessdi.
Have a good day folks..
Two tyres on the Disco now.
Going to work out if it will be cheaper to put frog tyres on W's Pluriel or Brit ones. If that is at all possible.
Raining a bit here, so ... very glad that I finished the work on the trailer yessdi.
Have a good day folks..
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Good thing. Well done.
The Pluriel's cap needs to be unlocked and once that is done the key won't come out of it, so there is a cunning little hook on the filler flap you hang it all on while filling up, you then have to put it back in with the key in to lock it and get the key out. And the key is the ignition key. It sounds a bit of a faff but there is no chance of leaving the cap off. Not had another car with anything like this arrangement.
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I once had a problem finding the petrol cap on a 1972 Toyota I had just bought. Pulled up to the pump and couldn't find the cap. The attendant wimmins showed me where it was, behind the rear number plate which flipped down to reveal the cap.
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I did have a nice chrome one until I left it at a petrol station went back but was not there , most probably in some office as a paper weight b----'''''''''' sHad my annual health check with nursey. All parts working normally, a picture of health I am. When I got back home I noticed I had not replaced the filler cap on me Landy after tipping a jerry can of diesel in this morning.
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Snap see above
Afternoon
Plumber finished for the day now waiting for electrician to remove the shower ffs
Two and a quarter hours work , probably gone on another job.
Anyway, managed to clean up two lamps ready for sale, cash towards next trip to Scotland
Plumber finished for the day now waiting for electrician to remove the shower ffs
Two and a quarter hours work , probably gone on another job.
Anyway, managed to clean up two lamps ready for sale, cash towards next trip to Scotland
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Also, at MOT, I discovered that one of the plastic, screw-it-in, one-size-fits-all ones wouldn't pass.Snap see above
It was behind the lockable flap so couldn't be nicked easily but evidently not as safe as it should have been. Which made me wonder why they sold them. "emergency use only" I suppose.
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Wimin no best , how do I know because I've got one , condolence cards excepted with apprehension
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Nice lamps!Afternoon
Plumber finished for the day now waiting for electrician to remove the shower ffs
Two and a quarter hours work , probably gone on another job.
Anyway, managed to clean up two lamps ready for sale, cash towards next trip to Scotland
Did you see that Wheeler Dealers where they had a home use rechroming kit? I have a kit that nickel plates but never seen one of these before. It works on much the same principle. The nickel plating one is a doddle to use.
Shame you didn't remove the shower yourself. Too much of this about. Our bloke wot we have used in two bathrooms is a proper bathroom fitter so he can do the lot, no messing and he isn't expensive. Or was, that was years ago now. He is probably retired and living in the Bahamas!!!
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Should be worth a bit as lucas matching pair fog and spot loverlyAfternoon
Plumber finished for the day now waiting for electrician to remove the shower ffs
Two and a quarter hours work , probably gone on another job.
Anyway, managed to clean up two lamps ready for sale, cash towards next trip to Scotland
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I was thinking that too. Don't have a classic of that vintage to pop a pair on at the mo.
Was hoping for 30 to 50 quid for the pair, spot works but fog has wrong bulb in it
Look nice and period on an old bus
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I would double that at 50 each minimum you just canot get that quality now ,the repros are tinny and the chrome thin and plastic lens , a lot of jags had them
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