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Do you actually know what this means or is there a basic lack of understanding on how the Government is formed and operates in the U.K.?
You dont know how lucky you are in UK..
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I dont think he wants the winch anyway but we have to swop them over to get inspected then sort a standard bumper later..will no more of his plans later...
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Incredibly shiny for a Landrover. Even the tyres aren't very dirty!
Western Slope Rover
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We do as we please with our cars here in the US. We just put fuel in them and go.
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Have they done away with the blanket 55mph limit, then?
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Quite awhile ago. It's now 75 mph and that is disregard as a rule. 85+ on a daily basis. It kills a lot of us but, hey, there are bunches of ways to die, right?
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Too many Merkins anyway as far as most people are concerned!
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Looks nice. How was the previous owner able to fit and use it if you can't?
300bhp/ton
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Long long time ago. When first abolished there where some places that only had speed limits at night, although since they have gained regular speed limits. But most States have speed limits higher than 55mph. Also interestingly you can also tow at whatever the posted limit is, so fully loaded with a trailer you can legally tow at 70-75mph in some places.
But the roads are quite different over there and there aren't speed cameras every few hundred yards.
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Colleague of mine, wehn a student, woke up one day to see her Mini on bricks and a note saying "We've borrowed them for the MOT, we'll put em back soon".
Next day the wheels were back on.
Lucky considering she was living in Scouseville at the time!
20€ in the ashtray at inspection time...thing is if it reg between 2010 to 2017 it could be on the log book as certified but I was working with owners dad and couldnt check but he doesnt want it anyway...and not only did I get paid but was given 2 Huskvarna chainsaws and a blower and strimmer both sthil and a six burner Kenwood range cooker thats never been used as the fan doesnt work all cluttering up the shed he said...given the job of laying a concrete slab to put a timber frame garage on for his S2 I'm renovating but theres an indispension trailer lying there so Iv'e to remove that as well..all in all a good day lol...doesnt happen often down here but at least it's warm and sunny most days...
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Years ago, we used to go to a garage in Ealing, long since closed, so I don't mind saying.
If the motor was a bit rough, extra fiver to the tester and he would pass it. If it was really bad, we had to give him a tenner, and he still passed it!
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Years ago, we used to go to a garage in Ealing, long since closed, so I don't mind saying.
If the motor was a bit rough, extra fiver to the tester and he would pass it. If it was really bad, we had to give him a tenner, and he still passed it!
How times have changed its a 100 quid these days.
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I was interested in the laws you have until Botfield jumped in, please carry on as you were
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Inflation. And I don't mean the tyres.
