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Not a good idea putting your phone number on a public forum - likely to get unwanted calls mate. You are better off asking the seller to pm you or you send him a pm - if you have problems sending one (as a brand new member) put a post back up on here. Your number can be deleted yourself by editing your post

It will be sorted Will. Better had be by late May as we have found you the "walls" Did you say walls? Where where.....

I'm making no comment on Friday 13th in case it upsets GUNs

rev-up engines didn't have all that power listed above - they only had 296bhp

Send a pm, if you haven't done that already

Looking very nice But you need to take a hacksaw to that fishing rod

Prize list updated on Page 1. SMD you have a pm

Moved from 370 general

No, its you living there Touche, maybe I will move to Surrey NOoooooooo.......... I take it all back

It wasn't that tricky, all we did was drink tea and eat hot x buns Surprised you didn't have a hissy fit if there was no scampi

No, its you living there

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and/or R35LEE If you have any difficulties sending a pm (noting your lack of posts) post that up on here

My pic of Will's

First I am no plumber. But I do live in an end of terrace house that is at the far end of the drainage system and have an internal stack that ventilates through the roof. BUT, the other houses in the terrace do not have external stacks and when I enquired of a plumber why not he said they would not be necessary. That maybe the reason for your stack seemingly not ventilating through the roof? On the smell side, a couple of years back our bathroom was completely refitted. Shortly afterwards we noticed what seemed like damp smells, but no signs of leaks and had evrything checked by a plumber. But as the smell remained checked again and found that as the shower waste has a very low fall underneath it was likely that dirt build up in the pipe was the cause. That has now been cured by a small dose of Milton (baby sterilising fluid) every month or so. Just mention that in case one of your wastes have a very shallow fall

Lol no problem at all By the way you know you thought you had a White 370.... its actually bright pink Good luck with the opticians! All is well, now they have given me a white, or maybe its pink, stick

and in comparison to the SLK and your 350? SLK......I forgot about that Colin. But 370, so much better in every respect, but....could do with reversing sensors 350...... 370 is Somewhat refined and a nicer place to be, better equipped and I find the seats more comfortable, in a hugging kind of way I must admit tho, she is a wide car I am not knocking the 50,but the 70 really honestly IMO,is so much better, although some will disagree. Dont forget we now get a glovebox too Might be big enough for your handbag darling, but the 350 one was better for the ones June has

and in comparison to the SLK and your 350? SLK......I forgot about that Colin. But 370, so much better in every respect, but....could do with reversing sensors 350...... 370 is Somewhat refined and a nicer place to be, better equipped and I find the seats more comfortable, in a hugging kind of way I must admit tho, she is a wide car I am not knocking the 50,but the 70 really honestly IMO,is so much better, although some will disagree. For once we agree Got used to no reversing sensors now, but ever fearful of misjudging The biggest issue for me (cabin wise) and moving straight from a 350 to a 370 is the seating position relative to the higher bonnet line, even with my 6' 2" height. Pinpointing the n/s corner on the tighter apex's took a little more time than with the 350 where the sightline is unquestionably better, but that said the turn-in is as good if not better - which has been aided by the extra degree of toe-in added to the front and rear. The Sessantas have also added a bit of a playful attribute over the Bridgestones - the breakaway is more predictable and wet roadholding is brilliant but best of all they have dialled out the tramlining I had - something the 350 didn't have even with the same Bridgestones. Now whether the Sessis last as long is another matter, but the feel through the seat of the pants has significantly improved the driveability, for me

My guess is they have prioritising diesel then unleaded and then bugger those who need the high octane

and in comparison to the SLK and your 350?

Fix And I beat the forum's gambler

If you guys with max no claims are getting fully loaded comp insurance for sub £400, grab it while you can. I'm guessing new stats for the insurance must be currently out showing the 370 as low risk as only last month mine was renewed for a lot more than the quotes I'm seeing here and after a fair bit of searching

You are right - it does seem V-power supply in our part of the world has dried up - was out yesterday and checked at the 3 Shell stations I saw - all had the yellow "out of use" labels on the V-power pumps. So Tesco got my business with plentiful supplies of Momentum God, that means I'm supporting Jason Plato in the BTCC

Darren dosen't do things in half measures See you got a new dangly as well Darren