Steering wheel cover
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Trewey
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Can anyone translate this please?
Jay reKx
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his wife thinks 16" is too small.
livers
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Maybe he could stretch it.
Wife's got a16 inch wheel cover for a 16inch wheel seems tay me to sml Will thay stre
tch that. Much don't want tay f it up and bust it HELP
Ian
Rough translation:
My wife has purchased a 16 inch steering wheel cover and my vehicle has a 16 inch steering wheel; however, the cover seems to be too small. I do not wish to damage the cover so I wondered if any of you good chaps had any experience of fitting steering wheel covers? If so, I would be most obliged if you would advise me as to whether you believe the aforementioned cover will fit.
To answer the question - Yes, I would think that a 16" steering wheel cover would fit a 16" steering wheel. If it's leather, I believe the best course of action would be to heat up the leather first, but the instructions should explain the best way to fit the cover.
Pikey
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Them pink fluffy wheel covers are always a bit tight.
Landyluver
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Nice translation bud got to rember lot of foreigners on here will contact u for further translation,s before posting have a good one and ta for all inputs
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Thanks lol
Nice translation bud got to rember lot of foreigners on here will contact u for further translation,s before posting have a good one and ta for all inputs
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Thanks lol
Ha! That sounds like something I could have some fun with!
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lanny man 90
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EDIT: though you might think i'm a retard for calling the truck a widebody not a hi-cap - but I didn't know any better then!
Most random edit ever
His username explains a lot.
Tom
EDIT: though you might think i'm a retard for calling the truck a widebody not a hi-cap - but I didn't know any better then!
Most random edit ever
But is it?
Tom
lanny man 90
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What the #### has patmadug
Got to do with you calling your Landy a wide boy
Got to do with you calling your Landy a wide boy
Easy tiger - it was hardly cryptic!
I suggested his username, which lets face it, looks like it was concocted from a random selections of letters, was a give-away to his poor sentences (no offence Ian!)
I then thought it was a bit pot-kettle poking fun at his username when mine is ****...
Tom
lanny man 90
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Well if its **** change it
I might just do that (didn't know you could)!
Cheers
Tom
Grimmer
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You can, but you have to throw yourself at the mercy of Accy, and ask him REALLY nicely
You can, but you have to throw yourself at the mercy of Accy, and ask him REALLY nicely
Ta.
Would he be more keen if I spun some bollix line about reference to widebody making us seem more like an amateur bunch of knobs who don't know what we're walking about, and that is was in the forums best interest..!?
Cheers
Tom
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Would he be more keen if I spun some bollix line about reference to widebody making us seem more like an amateur bunch of knobs who don't know what we're walking about, and that is was in the forums best interest..!?
Well that describes a fair percentage of the forum
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Friggin ell eye thought I was bad !
