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What's the latest on Tomcat, I haven't noticed any new info' lately

I went for a long drive, has it has been stood for over a week, fired up, the suspension came up to level, off we go. 80 miles later back home, ran like a dream lovely car. I did put my foot down a couple of times, the growl of that V8 never get's old.

When you say new keys were created, I had a new key cost £428, they programmed it to the car. Failing that how is your battery, they are famous for creating all sorts of faults due low voltage, I know this from the guys on here, so when I bought it that was the first thing I did

I might upset a few people here, but I do not like diesels in cars, transit vans, 7.5 ton wagons fine, just not cars. I admit I am not a seasoned RR owner yet, I have only had it for 2 years. I did see a few before I bought this one, diesels, they all sounded like a dump truck, I have on...

In my view, once something goes wrong, they sell, to some other schmuck, like me, it took money to fix, but most of it was old age, things wear out over time. If they had been addressed at the time it would have been sorted. Even the Queen as an L322, still running, that must be a plus for the...

I started my driving on bikes, first was Honda P50 moped, which wasn't that bad, it was a massive step up from the push bike. Next was a Honda 175, which I passed my test on. Finally a Suzuki GT380, which was fantastic, it knocked the Honda into a cocked hat, then driving lessons, bikes no more...

Well, I could be, but unintentional I assure you.

Went for a drive, about 100 miles, first long drive in weeks, with the fuel being so pricey, which thankfully is now coming down slowly. The car ran great just like a magic carpet, blew a few cobwebs out of the growling V8 as well. Here is a link to about 20 minutes of the drive to Pately Bridge...

Here is my contribution to the gallery of hate , when they throw a wobbly, but really love when they drive like a magic carpet

According to the Met Office, it is set to brake down next week, but don't hold your breath, they have been wrong before.

Keep safe, hopefully you will miss them, a nice thunderstorm would be welcome I think.

On a different note datatek, are you near any of these fires that are destroying most of France

Hi Tomcat, I have just caught up with this, I wish you well, it may take a while, don't try to do too much, a steady slow recovery is the best way to do it.

Did he have six shots or only five

Good point, I don't know if recovery trucks have a compressor on board either.

They were just deflated, not damaged, so pumped up,ready to go. That depends how long the car has been sat on the deflated tyre.

I bloody knew it, but I thought Mark would have been on it like I don't know what, good one Kermit

I understand they have been active in the US as well, (not the same lot, Mark), which of course had a very different outcome, I think a 44 Magnum was involved

Apparently, these self proclaimed do-gooders are letting down tyres in the Leeds area on 4X4's and SUV's The Police said "No damage has been done to the vehicles", so they won't take action against these vandals.

After I had mine done, there was still this, like rattle on the N/S, only at a slow speed, about 15 to 25 mph, it sounded like something was loose. It drove me bloody nuts, the indy I go to couldn't find it either. In desperation, I went to a LR specialist, who had been recommended. I took the...