Husky

*chants* shed shed shed shed shed

the address is Chris'I **** ***** *******

unlucky http://sniffpetrol.com/2010/11/30/gran- ... -recalled/

predictable but funny

nice

the shame

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Is it a problem No.

christ dave, bad taste moving on...

i try not to :P

any better?

i remembered yesterday and went back to my old house to check bar stewards, i guess they must have had a few million requests though

not on his new car he will come back with some speech about how he has never has a problem in snow, he is a snow driving god and can defy the laws of physics. I await the day you twang the car in the snow rich, i await that damn day *shakes fist*

twang, alloy ruined, biscuit cries

could you dirve it?? I would feel like keeping it safe somewhere I dont think the "special" owner would have cared that much for it probably not but im sure if he snapped a pencil one day it would be in a frame somewhere having been bought off ebay

but its one of a kind Wonder if its been rallyed could you dirve it?? I would feel like keeping it safe somewhere

but its one of a kind

rule 1: V8's are never pointless

http://www.pistonheads.com/news/default ... ryId=22834

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/2276127.htm

if you think you lost it try playing about with the browser back and forward buttons and you might get it back

+1 the Punto +1 in the Freelander.(and it could do with new boots) +1 in the pug

to bring it back on topic you can slag them off all you want but i can say they have saved my rims a number of times! I lived in a crappy narrow driveway with big stones down it and other non friendly alloy bits that did some damage already. also trying to get into the coventry ikea car park i would have destroyed half of a rim (anyone who has been there knows its a death trap) but fortunately these took the hit instead. So they have very easily paid for themselves, now i've moved house i have a garage and an open driveway so dont really need them on and will probably take them off. I had them in black, they make your wheels look a little smaller and a bit wider bit its not so that bad i would whine like a little girl at "how bad" they look there should be pictures with them on somewhere.

don't see how its a joke? ummm ok basically its a play on the nissan marketing style. To make the cars "cool" and create a "moody" atmosphere they paint them into a dark background, this highlights the lines of the car so it becomes recognisable. The joke is that Nissan in this picture have darkened out so much of the car its almost like they are trying to hide it as its so ugly, hence; "it looks good in the dark". This plays on its different look that may come across a bit marmite. any better?

shame on you