slimjim

I agree... My old man got mine when he bought a new Van in 1994. Paid an extra £50 or something for it. Had it ever since. If you are going to spend "money" on a plate, it should be special... problem is, special plates cost BIG money. My old man once pre-ordered "EA 51 TOW" from the DVLA. £250. Sold it to some big recovery company for like £6k or something silly! There is money to be made....

Honest opinion on mine bud? Letter, number, my initials....

I would say it is USUALLY to hide the age of a car... Apart from you lot, no-one really knows my motor is 7 years old. The average joe either thinks it is brand new... or from 1994!

Sorry... 1. Neil 2. Cragus 3. Narcotix 4. Introspect 5. ewan221 6. UNABASHED 7. Slimjim 8. Slimjim

Put me down for TWO tickets

Cheers bud! If it is a problem, no worries.

i don't usually do multi options on colour with a big GB as it increases the manufacturing time and there for less economical to do at the GB price. i'll see how this list goes and if its a fairly short list i'll allow some colour options. If you can only do the smaller ones in the colour, that is cool

Cheers for getting back to me I will have to have a searchy, see if I can find the extra cash! Good luck with the sale...

Didn't know you could choose a colour! Can I have mine a dark silver? To kinda match the GM car? I want them to be there, but pretty stealthy If not, I will have them in any colour they come in

Get a piccy up!

-15 ... pretty cold! Warmed up a little here last night, was only abut -4. Glad I went out and got the pics yesterday as everywhere looks less icy this morning.

-17? .... you best get some pics up to back that up

Other than "normal" car stuff... Open the boot... see if it stays open (specially in this weather) the gas struts are prone to die. (Is it a GT?) Try the stereo... the BOSE units are PANTS, as are the amps... Check the headlight washers work (not working CAN mean they are just low on washer fluid)

Have a read here.... viewtopic.php?f=10&t=86 Oh... and Welcome to the forum!

Hey bud... Welcome! Im always down visiting the in-laws in Blackheath/Rowley .... Where are you?

Pretty brave? .... or pretty stupid? Got away with it though!

bad idea, just use a bucket of warm water and car shampoo, waffle weave it down and put back in the garage to keep dry. no point in doing any more in this weather. Yeah, thought it might be a bad idea... Might risk it when it has warmed up to like -6 in an hour or so. But I'm worried I will make the drive one solid patch of ice.

Cheers Dave.... Any ideas on how to wash a car in -10?

Part of me thinks I might pop over to one of those "hand car wash" places... Good idea? Bad idea?

Pretty cold out today kids.... But I thought I'd risk a drive anyway Now she is filthy... how do I wash her when it's -10 ?

Multi car for me too... costing me LESS now to insure the wife and me on the Zed AND on her A3, than it was to insure us on ONLY my old shitty Seat Leon with Tecso! How does THAT work?

Better than the current Rover 200... Can anyone tell the difference?

+2 http://www.alloygator.co.uk/ would be the quickest and cheapest way to do it ... AND protect those alloys!

That's pretty good... Im guessing this is all from experience? ;-)

There is a chat room?