I am very good at handing them to people when required. Using them? not so much. :)

Greetings neighbour :)

or...making smoking illegal if you were born after 2009....they can never actually ban it :)

Ah see....it's the delivery part that scuppers that offer. I mean, I would have to go to Turkey, order a ferry, wait six months for it to be built and commissioned, and only then would I be able to ship Cash to your fiefdom. Will keep you in mind tho' :)

While making use of the slight improvement in the Scottish weather, and clearing some of the undergrowth from around the family estate, I stumbled across one of these: Seems I left it lying there about 18 months ago. Still looking for the enthusiasm that I lost around that time, cos really...

Most reputable garages would preper to do a full chassis swap - for probably not much difference in price :)

I had issues with Sheilder over my D2 chassis...BUT...the series 3 bulkhead was fine. :)

Methinks you missed out the bit about the posts being meaningful!!! Better luck next time. :eek:

Who is selling it? If it is the garage doing the repairs you may get a warranty period from them, or they may sell you a third-party warranty such as Black Horse. Their value is questionable imho :)

Anyone have a use for one of these: Seems reasonably intact Cheers

Don't forget your bicycle puncture repair kit! :D

Well said @derwendolly I would just add that the frustration is magnified many times when certain members of one's family live 3000 miles away and yet try to dictate how (in my case) my mum's care should be on a daily basis. :rolleyes:

It just might be six!!!!!!!!

If you used it in the car then it will be down between the front seats. If you used it in the house check down the back of the sofa. :D Right....off to Murrayfield for a Guinness or three. :cool:

Smiles at the memories....has to go a lot higher than you think. :)

Service brakes are the ones operated by the footbrake. The handbrake is the Parking brake in mot terminology. As @Western Slope Rover said: check pads, shoes, fluid level drums and discs MOT tester should be able to give you a steer as the nature of the problem :)

Gawd help me but I is getting old. I thought that ferry only ran in the summer....just discovered that it went all-year in the 90's!!! :eek:

Sex Sex Sex...it's all some people think about!!! :rolleyes:

Only 2 companies actually run roadside vehicles for breakdowns, and Recovery trucks for onward travel - the AA and the RAC. All others use local contractors, so the service you get depends on where you are. Schemes like the banks, insurance companies, internet-only etc mostly bulk-buy AA or RAC...

^ concurs. :p