Sorry I did not make myself clear. I'm proposing to travel to Durham myself. (Train and taxi) I think I made that clear in the email to him. Let me check. Yes, I did. I made it clear. I don't think it will help his case if he refuses to let me inspect it. If he issues proceedings I'll make...

I asked Mr. Smith to let me inspect the car. He refuses.

Yes. Look at that poor sod covered in snow. My advice to anyone who lives in the UK, let alone that far north. Take vitamin D supplements in winter (I take 1,500 international units and one vitamin k capsule to make sure it ends up in the right place) and if you can afford it have at least...

Yes. Post something up about me and my spies will tell me about it within minutes. LOL When did you have it done? You live in Devon don't you? Which bits have dropped to bits? You know you're supposed to have it done every five years right?

https://www.landyzone.co.uk/attachments/20171130_165808-jpg.135911/ In this picture the Hilux is in a garage. There are two guys in the picture. (I think it's something to do with the fuel filler neck.) The guys are facing each other. You can just see some of the face of the guy facing the...

I did not say that. What I said was that a) it would be possible to set me up by removing some of the coating b) that there are a number of possible scenarios where someone might want to do that either because they don't want to pay or they want to damage my reputation and that is the reason...

I don't know how I missed the areas on the Hilux.

Waxoyl's advertising slogan has always been "kills existing rust and prevents further rust" But this only really applies to fairly light rust if you are using diy techniques and then how long does it kill it for? Normally, on very heavy rust, you would be right. There would be no point. But...

Good for you. I can tell you that your wire brush efforts and your pressure washer would have made no impression on the Hilux even if you worked on it for a week.

And your point is? Yes if a car has rot, the rotten part will disintegrate in a nanosecond with my pressure washer. Try doing that with a wire brush. Wire brush ha ha. You take the car away, get it welded and bring it back.

wire wheel/brush? LOL. Have you not seen the video of "How we blast off the rust". Wire brush, that's a laugh.

I'm working on it. I have big plans.

what would you call it?. I call it a try on. You expect me to pay for a part that's rotted out. That really takes the biscuit? And I don't think it will play well in court!

Yes. Rent, electricity, rates, advertising. It all adds up. Why would I touch the job if I'm liable for it for the next ten years? Good question! I think it was just a continuation of the 5 year guarantee I've always given for 5 waxoyl jobs. But you are right. I am being a sucker. What's...

As you will know it is not easy to clean the inside of the crossmember. There is a hole just where the cross member joins the chassis legs. I poke my pressure washer in there and give it a good blast. I keep the wheels on so of course my pressure washer is at an angle when I poke it in and...

Hi, No. I don't remove diff guards. Well I think I do the work correctly. I think what I need to do is do a Land Rover show next year and I'll dig out the special stands I had made so that people can see under the car and I'll ask all my customer to see who might be going to a show and ask...

Well I wouldn't expect to get a fair hearing (geddit?) from yourself. You think I am conning everyone because my phone has a message telling people I have hearing difficulties and to email me.

You are not a genuine person. You want me to pay for your part which has rotted out. Not honest!

No they're not. In the first pic the paint is a bit discoloured. In the second pic it's pretty much clean as a whistle.

No they don't! Rubbish! So why is there no "crap" or corrosion behind the liners in the pictures he shows. I don't take plastic liners off. Life is too short. If I can get a wand up behind I will but the wheel arches behind the liners are not a problem. The wheel arches generally have good...