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I like this: Hello Hugh, Thank you for staying at home People like you are helping to save lives by staying at home. In recognition of this, we’re refunding £110 million to our car and van customers. With fewer cars on the roads during the UK lockdown, we’re seeing a reduction in the number of claims coming in. We want to give the money we would’ve used to pay these claims back to our loyal customers in this difficult time. If your car or van is one of the 4.4 million vehicles insured with us on 20 April 2020, you’ll get an automatic £25 refund per vehicle. You don’t need to contact us or do anything at all at this stage, we’ll be in touch between now and the end of May with more details about the refund. If you have any questions in the meantime, please take a look at our Stay at Home Refund page which answers questions around the refund. Championing community efforts Your refund is part of a wider Coronavirus response. As well as refunding £110m to our customers, we’re supporting the incredible efforts of emergency services and NHS workers staff, the wider community and our staff in the following ways: We’ve made policy changes for NHS and emergency services workers to make their life easier in the event of an accident and keep them on the road A £4 million Admiral Support Fund has been set up to offer funding and support throughout south Wales – our home for the past 27 years Our dedicated staff are all receiving full pay. No staff are being furloughed under the UK Government-funded scheme Once again, thank you for being an Admiral customer and for everything you’re doing at this unprecedented time. For now, stay safe and we’ll get back in touch with you in the coming weeks with more information about your refund, you don’t need to do anything. Thank you, Cristina Nestares

Makes sense ...

Yeah, I've seen the footage - nothin' special !

One I received today ... why don't these people even try to use good grammar, punctuation and spelling ? Dear : FriendHow are you today? Hope all is well with you and your family? I hope This mail meets you in a perfect condition, You may not understand why This mail came to you, But if you do not remember me, you might have Receive an email from me in the past regarding a Investment Business proposal which we never concluded. I am using this opportunity to inform you that this Investment business has been concluded with another person who financed it to a logical conclusion. I thank you for your great effort to our unfinished Transfer of fund into your account due to one reason or the other.But I want to inform you that I have successfully transferred the fund out of bank to my new partner's bank account in Australia that Was capable of Assisting me in this great venture. Due to your effort, Sincerity,courage and trust worthiness You showed during the course of the transaction I want to compensate you and show my gratitude to you with the sum of $6,500,000.00. I have left an ATM MASTER CARD for you worth about $6,500,000.00. Cash-able anywhere in the world. My dear friend I will advice you to Contact Mr. David Moses, for the collection of this ATM MASTER CARD, He is the Managing Director of United Bank For Africa I have Instructed him to release the ATM MASTER CARD to you as soon as you contacted him regarding this issue.At the moment, I 'm very busy here because of the investment projects Which myself and the new partner are having at hand. Please I will like You to accept this token with good faith as this is from the bottom of my Heart and also comply with Mr. David Moses, so that he will Send the ATM MASTER CARD to you without any delay.Contact: Mr. David MosesContact Tel: +234837288133E-Mail: mrdavidmoses02@gmail.comTherefore, you should send him your full Name and telephone Number/your address where you want him to send the ATM MASTER CARD to you. Thanks and God bless you and your family. Hope to hear from you soon.RegardsMr. Thompson Bruce

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Thanks Chris, fantastic write up yet again. I've done a bit of gardening today so just come in to see you've been busy. Keep safe everyone !

Well I finally fitted a visor today. I was trying to use the old metal arms but they were tight to get out and even tighter (read impossible) to get into the new visors ... so I bit the bullet and bought some new arms. Result was that was an easy fix so we now have a new visor on the pax side with a driver's side one on back order I then turned my attention to the hood cover to tidy up the rear end when driving topless (ooerr missus !). This involved the use of a bradawl, a hammer, a special tool that my mate made for me ... ... and some studs. Firstly the centre of the cover was marked and the bradawl used to puncture it. Then the stud button was inserted into the fabric from the other side, then the other part of the fastener was placed over the stud button and, using the special tool, belted with the hammer ! Now I was advised to do this well away from the car incase the hammer slipped ha ha The cover was then put back on the car and the studs either side of the mid point marked up and fitted. This operation was repeated, placing in position, marking, fitting, replacing etc. until all the studs had been fitted and the cover was ready for the final fitting: Job jobbed as they say ... ... and it was such a nice day I took her out for an essential drive for some local shopping: Minimum Effort ------------ Maximum Efficiency

TR6 came out today

@SuperStu Reminds me of when I used to work - iMac at home, Windows at work Now that I've retired I don't miss Windows at all ha ha

@EcoFriendlyAL Is that riffle left handed ? serious question

We need a sarcasm button.

Yea I see what you mean now !

Not sure if serious Dan but PPE is the acronym for Personal Protective Equipment is it not ? I used to wear it all the time when on building sites.

Do you know how old I am ?

Nice car and welcome to our club ... Break upgrade is a good mod so you can stop faster

Some lovely bikes on here - wish I could ride one !

Chris, I think you might have invented a new fairground ride - all it needs now is a motor and a couple of seat belts !

@Keyser Help needed on the sun visors please ... what am I doing wrong ?

Well the sun's shining so let's get on with fitting today's delivery: Removed RHS indicator repeater because chrome trim is a bit tacky: Replacement with chrome trim no longer available so the current model was fitted but not with the shiny new screws supplied because the were a different size; so the old screws had to be re-used: This operation was repeated for the LHS indicator repeater and then the shiny new chrome windscreen wiper arms were fitted, again to upgrade the old arms which were a bit tacky: Then the shiny new grille badge was fitted which required the help of wifey who held the enamelled badge steady from the front of the car whilst I attacked it with a screwdriver from the rear (oooerr missus) Now everything's been completed at the front of the engine (horns, grille badge, clean air filter etc.), the new radiator cowl can be fitted: So now the attention was redirected to the new door threshold plates. These were fitted with double sided sticky tape rather than drilling for screws or gorilla glue. I think they look pretty good: That completes today's episode Sun-visors next but that won't be as easy as I thought because the metal bar along the top of the visor has to be removed from the old visor and used again for the new visor. I've so far only managed part 1 of that operation

This lot just arrived:

TTIWWP!

I forgot one of my guitars also:

OH YES ! I forgot ... ... I have a road toy too: and a track toy ... (that's never seen a track): and the shopping toy (it's wifey's really but she doesn't drive): TOYS TOYS TOYS I like guitars too:

Well you may have seen it before on other threads, but I've got this for the classic car shows: Sadly it won't be used much till next year due to CV19

I owned mine (and used it as a daily) for almost 7 years. I'd still own it now if it hadn't started to use copious amounts of oil ... great cars !