ioneabee

The valleys are very deep and the adjacent mountains very high

ditto - what Ekona said - it's not a contract until either a written acceptance or money changes hands

The police officer must be pretty naieve if he's gotta ask them what they're doing we'll send BBK over to explain

and I bet you would say that 'cos "Ray" told you so

there are a few down that way http://www.pinmaps.n...maps/#350370zuk and http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/53749-pinmaps-pm-me-your-location/page__hl__pinmaps

edit on second thoughts we just have to look at Mrs Keyser - she MUST be colour blind to let Keyser get away with those colours

neon

I didn't think women were affected by colour blindness

yep - thought so I suspect he's read the recall - noted that he's sold 2 in the last 2 years - better call them in (without properly checking)

email I sent to swansea "Apparently a recall has been issued for a steering lock failure which immobilises the car Can you check to see if mine is applicable and let me know" email reply from Swansea " Hi Andrew, I believe that there has just been on issued, I will get Tina in service to call you and book it in. Regards" so is that them just saying we'll do it anyway ? irrespective of whether it needs it ?????

nope - still heading for a

ok - so the last part of the vin numer as above is 0400433 - which is later than the above, but that would be saying that all numbers after (not before) are affected ????

bronze ?????? - thats seriously grey !! have you had a test for colour blindness ? lately

I've had a call from the Swansea garage saying mine is affected - where do I find the VIN number though - there's some numbers in the door shut on a sticker ? but I thought they were on a metal tag in the bay ?

its easter school holidays - he's supposed to be home

ignore the A, B, C etc rating its a load of old baloney instead ask them for the actual U value of the windows they are supplying - this is the thermal transmittance value (or heat loss) - the lower the number the better The maximum at the moment is 1.6 - if they're higher than that ie 1.7, 1.8 etc then they are not conforming to the latest minimum standards you will pay big bucks for windows around 1.1-1.2, but anything between 1.3-1.5 will be good also check that the fitter is "FENSA" registered - its a scheme that syas they are "trained" and allowed to install without going through building regs if they are not FENSA registered, then they must make an application to the Local Authority - there's usually a minimum charge of anywhere between £50 and £150 (depending on the LA hope that helps

think it might melt the side steps

signed

ah will - its only money...................you can't take it with you

This shell do for starters ?

so when you starting on my sons car then (haven't bought him one yet mind)

I can just hear Tarmac rubbing his hands in good old fashioned Fagin style

sign me up only when you promise to rev it over 3000rpm I didn't know it went that high

Happy Birthdays

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