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  1. i like the Dr pepper as for Chartreuse was it the green or the yellow? i've only had the green and its nasty stuff, we used to use it for drinking dares/bets tasted like curry in a glass
  2. is that the TT derv? my old neighbour had one and to be fair, once it had started it didn't sound very diesel, he even had the vert version; so roof down etc. and it looked the part. don;t know if it was FWD or 4WD, but they loved it
  3. Funny how you seem to be having a dig at bazk for trying to get a nice courtesy car when you are quite happy to do it yourself when you car goes in for a service......guess they dont have micras at the porsche garage - perhaps they should have given you a beetle instead. viewtopic.php?f=21&t=42061&start=75 i suppose its the advantage of buying an expensive car form a company that only sells expensive cars, not only do the mechanics know which end the engine is, they only have nice courtesy cars
  4. i went custom on my jaguar, and the big advantage of it is you can tune it to your liking. so when you get it, if its to quiet ask them where they had it fitted take it back and ask them to make it louder/quieter etc. they'll tuen it to your liking and the cost is minimal.
  5. looks like you had your speed too high and you were moving to slowly, you got it to pool, but you didn;t move quick enough. did you drag the weld or push it? can;t watch the vid as i don't have strong enough signal, but that looks a smart place to put it. Husky did this to his exhaust but he put it off the Y pipe, it was so loud under the car it made ears bleed, and not in a nice way. the sound was great either. exhausts are a bit like instruments put a hole in the wrong place you get a bum note. same as you can tune them with resonance chambers. but i like your idea of bypassing the rear muffler. means your not de tuning the exhaust just cutting a muffler out. and it keeps the flow straight.
  6. i don't mind the south african flag on it either for a colour scheme especially if it has the balls to match the colour scheme. i've seen members on here do far worse to their cars and nothing but stock internals underneath
  7. rtbiscuit

    Warped Discs

    there is a company on here who joined recently who caqn resurface discs and sort out DVT
  8. cheeky vimto is is a 50/50 pint split of WKD blue and port mint aero is a mint liqueor and a chocolate liquor... in a pint glass
  9. have you been to france? theres a reason 9 out of 10 cars in france are french, its because they make it financially favourable to buy frnech out there, and they bump up the tax foriegn cars same with lots of other produce as well
  10. draught is 6% so it just qualifies its a good somerset cider is black rat this is why i find drinking lager like glugging water
  11. i think he's done well considering his coach/father died last year is it cos he looks better in budgie smugglers than you.
  12. not a lot to be honest; i'll drink anything if the bet is big enough not a massive scotch fan, am learning to like it, my tastebuds are just starting to mature to the taste. still prefer a cognac to a scotch. at the moment i have to mix my scotch to a whiskey mac to make it enjoyable. back in my uni day i used to drink turbo diesel by the 4 pint pitcher (never used to bother with the glass drank straight from the pitcher ) thats 2 pints beer 2 pints cider, quadruple vodka and a slug of blackcurrent (for normal diesel just remove the vodka ) could drink it all night long; loved the stuff
  13. draught is 6% so it just qualifies its a good somerset cider is black rat
  14. anything with an alchol count, beer, wine, cider, spirits, meths, surgical spirit, petrol, diesel By the pint i prefer my cider, can drink beer don't mind lager. Cider; if its under 7% i don;t generally drink it quiet like the scrumpy part form hot days or if i have to drive then i like weaker ones. some of my favourites henry westons special reserve vintage cider Green goblin thatchers vintage gold legless but smiling scrumpy rekorderlig bulmers stella cider koppaberg magners If you like lagers and from the belgium region, one of my favourites is Kwak, has a cool glass and a great flavour also like my white beers my favourite is hoegaarden. as for spirits JD wild turkey sambuca vodka gin etc etc if you like your spirits go have a browse at the whiskeyexchange.com so easy tospend some serious cash very easily
  15. yes that can be sorted
  16. I'm working on a set of carbon steering wheel trims at the moment, already carbon dipped them, just sorting out the lettering, but being held up by a supplier. going to sort it when i'm back form holiday. spursmaddave has bagged the first set when they are done, but there will be others. once i have the stock, i should be able to churn these out.
  17. looking forward to seeing the bumpers being tackled
  18. also came with hover wheels and a stripper GT4 got the 300bhp engine early, some new wheels a number plaque and a playstation. and the option of it in 2 special colours (one really the yellow) so all you pay for these days is a name plaque, and the rare yellow paint. as the wheels were later put on lots of other cars,
  19. http://www.biggred.co.uk/ did the decals arrive on time?
  20. i knew it was a term for a pillock, but i didn't know what an actual douche was
  21. should be able to get all rebuild parts from big redd
  22. number plate changes would be for the reason. i.e. private plates. its a gt car so a popular vehicle for a private plate. still think coldels car is possibly one of the nicest on the forum. and for sale
  23. came across the term and didn't really know what it is, found this in the search which made me laugh. howm any times have you come across this figure? do you know this person? are you that douchebag for any one interested a douche bag is actually an implement for washing out internally the female area
  24. was it not even for sale; now you don't get that too often
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