WhackyWill

Very sorry to hear of your sad loss. Enjoy Le Mans, your Dad would have wanted it that way.

Welcome to The Land of Zed.

Here's the difference. Vehicles that have to be dismantled. * Cat A: Vehicle totally wrecked or burnt out. * Cat B: Vehicle has heavy damage and to be broken only. Vehicles that can be resold * Cat C: Vehicles of this category are vehicles which the retail repair costs were over the cost of the pre accident value .They will need a VIC test carried out on them, this is done at the local DVLA testing station. * Cat D: Vehicles of this category are vehicles which the retail repair costs were below the pre_accident value of the vehicle.

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That's sad mate. You'll soon be back in one when bored with the Vaux.

Not a 100% sure yet, my mate owne's a plane at Elstree and is thinking of flying down on Fri and return on Sun night, His brother is driving down in their camper so well have a place to stay. Would be good to do a convoy of Zed though

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Welcome to The Forum,

Happy Birthday to all.

Something well dodgy here G3 SFC is a Honda see pic. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Welcome to the Forum.

Welcome to The Land of Zed.

Welcome to the Forum Mike.

That's really sad Miss Niki, do you think its because you are female..

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Please read this before it gets pulled by Bernie's Legal Team.. http://www.espn.co.uk/blogs/motorsport/story/156011.html

Sorry to see that mate. Yes' go to a Dent Master, or Dent Man use "Mr Google" they are specialist, in exactly that type of damage. You don't need a body shop.

+1 As per Ricey and GIXXRUK. Poorboys Natural, best there is.

+1 As what DodgyRev said. Keep your Zed. maybe buy a cheap diesel for 3 months just for that journey save money for more mods on the zed.

Here is the first review on it by Autocar. http://www.autocar.co.uk/car-review/bmw/i8/first-drives/bmw-i8-first-drive-review?utm_medium=EMAIL&utm_campaign=ENews%20Bulletins&utm_source=April%2029,%202014&utm_content=link2_html

Brilliant...

You cannot do this to a Zed... :scare:

She caused "Havoc" in Indi Cars. :scare: Simona De Silvestro has completed her first test for Sauber. The former Indycar driver says that she feels confident in the car and is quite happy with what she was able to achieve. She’ll drive again in Valencia between the 25th and 27th of June and is one of two women drivers currently employed by Formula 1 teams. Britain’s Susie Wolff is working as development driver at Williams and will take part in testing in Spain following next month’s Grand Prix.

Mayo around the oil filler cap is not always a sign of problems its a common sight on Golfs in Winter due to condensation in the engine.