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thats some work right there least it will keep you out of trouble for a while if you need any help with the wood stock i can clean it up and re varnish for you

Defo the best GB on the market it is good, but if i can't get it i don't mind drinking i'm drinking rum right now. have found it makes a cup of nescafe even better

or you can buy it online http://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/P-6393.aspx

those beetles really didn't like corners shocking at how bad the suspension setups were on most of those cars and how easy they all flip

Little Red Corvette – Prince Paradise By The Dashboard Light – Meat Loaf Radar Love – Golden Earring Route 66 – Depeche Mode

Jaguar – The Who American Pie – Don McLean The Automobile Song – Benny Bell Beep Beep (Little Nash Rambler) – The Playmates Behind The Wheel – Depeche Mode Bitchin’ Camero – Dead Milkmen Camaro – Kings Of Leon Chevrolet – ZZ Top I’m In Love With My Car – Queen Jeepster – T-Rex Keep It Between The Lines – Ricky Van Shelton Drive – REM El Camino – Ween Fast Car – Tracy Chapman Freeway Of Love – Aretha Franklin Fun Fun Fun – Beach Boys Go Lil’ Camaro Go – The Ramones Greased Lightnin’ – John Travolta [Grease soundtrack] Helen Wheels – Paul McCartney & Wings

No holding them back Rich what about their fiancee's Its called having a laugh and if you look up... my fiancee is mentioned Neil is just my bit on the side Jays mine aswell True bromance

danny that is a quality finish i've dabbled with this stuff and know how hard it is to work with. and that looks very tidy

No holding them back Rich what about their fiancee's

a sniff of estrogen and the pups go wild

just be careful of anything that isn;t a polymer based paint. it will if brake fluid gets on it, get damaged. if you do use either normal car paint or VHT paint swap to a silicone based brake fluid. this is not corrosive to non polymer paints.

i like my spiced rum, not really dabbled with the white yet. i found that the proper jamacian giner beer in the pale can with fine stripes on the fiery stuff works well, and with lots and lots of ice in the glass, and i squeeze about half a lime in. its quiet sweet. but i find it refreshing.

i like the sound of that, i've come across both appletons and havana club in the supermarkets. going to try captain morgan next then move on to some of the proper stuff.

but there are people out there who buy them, insurance companies do insure them, the stigma sadly comes from dodgy repairs 30 odd years ago. a cat D wouldn't be my first choice, but i usually find my budget is normally more than adequate for a car. but i have several times considered ones,

as more and more insurance companies move to writing cars off rather than fix them (it works out cheaper it seems) there will be an increase in cat D's etc. i think alot of people are hung up on the stigma of Cat D's from years ago. most are very good these days. you just need to check it out before buying.

i was meant to be on bottle 3 now, bt i broke and got another SJ i frickin love the vanilla smell it has

yep, its old news; was common knowledge a few months back. it will be launched in the asias first as a cheaper brand, might eventually see it over here, but its aim is for more overseas sales.

they really bust his balls in that game

i've seen people off here drive their cars like they stole it, probably worse than a crim has driven it check it out. have a look and see what its like. I wouldn't rule a cat D out or even a C, its normally just means its a repair that would have been done if the car was newer but due to reslae value its un economical to repair. you could have the same accident in the same car one when its brand new and one when its 6 years old. identical damage etc. the new car would be repaired and you'd never know. could even be driivng one now without realsiing it. the car thats 6 years old is written off for the same damage and is now a cat D. only difference is you now know about the damage. if the repair work is good its no reason to discount a car. just make sure you pay the right price for it taking into account others will hesitate after you when you come to sell. but if the price is right it shouldn't put people off.

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carbon mods do a carbon skinning kit which i used in the past and did b pillars and rear strut in it. not easy to use, have to say the quality of the weave was not the best. but with practice it could be usable. as for this stuff.not tried it. you could possibly do the air vents in it, but you'd have visible edges,as unlike vinyl or skinning you cant tuck it round to give a finished look. it would be just like stick on nismo pillars. at £12 its worth a punt, but i'm not sure you'll get your desired finish.

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+1 There is no road or tyre noise on their motorways longer distances to travel, less road traffic volume per mile of road on average, compared to the UK. I do think a toll system should come in on the roads like the french.