Zugara

I quite like that actually,

Oh Oh, if its an Auto mate, I will have it, not fussed on colour TBH.... I know a nice silver one for sale .................

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Orange-2007-N ... 500wt_1378

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/3309086.htm

Hmmm, what else lies around the corner Hope you have not bought a lemon....

Dave, thats your bag bursting mate.....

Silicone, or I have read somewhere too use WD40? Apparently it swells rubber a little bit.

And when that doesn't work,

Tesco 99Ron has slightly more additive to further prevent detonation, but honestly, would the average motorist ever notice 1 Ron difference between fuels.

they are truly awful.

Does he need any more mates My mate works with o2 so i get 30% off my bills

Away in Grimmingham, Oh, sorry Immingham next monday and tuesday night, anyone fancy a pint? Graham

The new I phone 4 s Been told by the boss to get my ass in the queue tomorrow....... Hope they run out of stock before I get a look in.....

Mate, I can't fooking wait, 2 nights there all on my jack jones What a horrid dismal sh1t hole that place is....WHY

This is good news for me, as i am looking for a 370 roadster, and i hope their prices fall sub 20k, happy days

Nasty coloured Veyron

Wrong I am afraid. The refinery doesn't mix additives into fuels, a refinery only refines crude oil into its constituent parts. ALL, additives are added at the tanker not before, not after. In actual fact fuel, or sprit, as its know on fuel terminals won't actually run a car anyway. Once the sprit leaves the holding tanks, it is pumped into the lorry, where all the additives are added. How do I know this, Well, I service the additive plants on fuel terminals across the UK, and trust me, the stuff they add is not pleasant. It burns through steel toe capped boots within an hour, rots material and burns your skin within seconds. VERY NASTY STUFF. Also rest assured, there is NO difference between any fuels apart from Tesco 99 ron. The amount of additive is exactly metered into lorries cargo, whether or not its going to sainsburys, BP,Esso Asda etc. There is a lower limit to how much additive is added and a higher limit, but it must be dosed between these 2 limits from the additive plant, outside of these limits, there is an automatic cut off for the lorry loading. Trust me, all fuel is brewed in exactly the same way. not true, I have heard that both supermarket plus fuels are mixed differently to BP or shell. The additives are literally added in the tanker rather than at the refinery so can be a bit hit and miss and not as well made with less additives. Sainsburys is sourced from BP but that doesnt make it the same as BP ultimate.

That first one is Jim, you buy that, I will eat my hat.......

Who ever buys my old Zed will be in for a nasty surprise, so I must disagree with your comment, Not that I didn't care for my zed, in fact, it was on a higher pedestal than my wife, but it had an inherent problem that no-one could rectify.

Not my cuppa, but nice none the less.

Buy Wassos car,

A car is worth what you are willing to pay for it.....