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Originally Posted by Andy
Yep, Nellies, they love it in there, last time i went in there i came out with near concussion, the more i drank, the less i remembered to duck through the miniature door appertures lol
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Originally Posted by Andy
Yep, Nellies, they love it in there, last time i went in there i came out with near concussion, the more i drank, the less i remembered to duck through the miniature door appertures lol
Saying bye bye to my S3 :( best car I have ever owned!
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Originally Posted by bazil
But youve owned Novas Allan, so how can that be ;) lol
grrrrrrrr my old man cant acquire any ply or timber from work anymore so i will have to buy it :(
Red bull racing and vettel
Coonts lol
Wheel bearing failure and my rear n/s wheel overtaking me and disappearing into a garden...
Exhaust stud snapping in the head. Gonna have to helicoil it now :-(
Cheapest place I found was a place in Ilkeston, I think it was called Ilkeston Ply & DIY. Got 11x sheets of 18mm 4'x8' MDF for £100. Slight seconds but not a great deal wrong with them and perfect for what I needed.Quote:
Originally Posted by turbojolt
His Dad runs a timber yard opposite & he is cheap too, saved me £20 over the same stuff from Harlows.
Blew a tyre on the M6.
got to a building site to collect some thermalite blocks(building type thing) for a friend of my brother who bought them off the bay... i'd been warned about a path edging that might need a bit of wood putting against it.... so the edging was there.... and it was set on concrete, and was 450mm above the ground... so my wagon wouldn't go over it without damaging it & my wagon....
the job was rated at £160, and a rough guess put the damage to building materials at £120 and the wagon at £2k if i drove over it, so 2 people needed a bollocking & nobody got any building blocks.