sasha@lazytrips

somebody just got a bargain then

Welcome. In terms of colour choice, it is very much a matter of personal preference. The vast majority of these cars appear to be blade silver or gunmetal grey so anything out of Black, Azure (blue) or Sunset (rusty) is often popular. Some of these colours had slightly different tones and names for facelift editions, but these are very close. Much more rare are: white, chilli red, yellow (was this only for GT4 cars originally?). Even more rare than all the above is a cool metallic purple colour which wasn't offered in the UK. *** At the end of the day it depends on what you like

I am not throwing insults. That's just exactly how everybody around you will think about you... I think the vast majority of people would agree that anyone who buys some weird plate to then adjust spacing, stick black bolts in places, etc to make it sorta maybe look like something is a bit of a douche. Again... not throwing insults around - just saying what people's opinions of these types of numberplates usually are.

What's the normal going rate? £300-ish?

+ makes you look like a prick in the eyes of 99% of people on the road.

What he said ^^

I'm no expert at all, but if you have any specific questions, I might be able to help.

The weather would need to be considerably worse for people not to be able to get in. I remember working 60 miles away from home two winters ago when snow happened. I obviously made it in in my rear-wheel sports car whereas the rest of the team (5 people) including people living 2 miles away (I kid you not) and nobody further than 20 sat at home. Typical.

You have 4 main choices: 1. Use one of the many pre-built services. These are usually ok but will have minimal personalisation options. 2. Use Wordpress to sort of build your website using the plugins, etc. A bit more fiddly, little bit more opportunity to stamp your own thing onto it. 3. Pay somebody to code up a website for you. This will usually depend on their skills and mainly include their pre-built components. 4. Code it up yourself - takes time, but outcome is not limited by anything other than your time and input.

That's not Austria. They drive on the other side of the road there

I spent around 20 minutes trying to get out of my drive yesterday, but somehow even with ESP off, a rear-wheel drive powerful car with 285 tyres is gonna have to wait until the snow melts.

Went for the full price of £82.50. Obviously a highly desired item...

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It's cheap compared to some kits out there

I was always under the impression that delivery and insurance have to be included in the taxable price.

Thanks for replying Sarah. Unfortunately blue would really not go with the overall black & red theme and probably look a bit odd. Anybody know where some decent long nuts can be sourced?

done, but she hasn't logged on for over a month, so I'm not holding out much hope.

Hi guys, I'm after some nice wheel nuts after going through rubbish sets faster than hankies. Can't seem to find anywhere in the UK that sells either the Pro Racer ones or the Ultralites. Any of the traders got any or know where I can get my hands on some? Ideally need a rich red colour (read NOT a nurrish pink) Cheers, Sasha

Can you pm me the name of those pills? I want some!

Have you looked in bins outside an Apple shop?

That's one way to introduce yourself I think given the age, even cars with low mileage will suffer from the typical stone chips/kerbing. I would make sure the mechanics were in order first - everything else is easily remedied.

lol.

£310 is not a bad price.

My 04 Kuro is approaching 100k and is still on the original clutch with no issues whatsoever. If anything it's a sign that the car has not been doing doughnuts at Tesco car parks for most of its life.

gold.