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Sundayjumper wrote: ↑Sun May 19, 2024 11:49 am

drcarlos wrote: ↑Sun May 19, 2024 11:45 am If I didn't need one for towing I'd have a petrol.

Can I interest you in a very cheap petrol Cayenne ??? 3500kg towing capacity.

If the Cayenne engine was in a pickup body you could, the internal hauling capacity is must have.

Time to update the thread. MOT passed last month with advise of corroded rear discs so a set of Delphi discs and pads were procured for £59 from GSF (got to love a light car with old ford parts on it). Fited and then it developed a squeak from the rear passenger side (like a buckle in the disc). Pul...

Never had an EGR/emissions issue and had nothing but Dervs since 2016. Have you ever opened one of them up for a look inside though ? Mine has full main agent service history and no warning lights. If I wasn't me I'd never have known. Took the manifold off the l200 2 years ago now (we were doing va...

I don't drink gin, the wife does. Occasionally have a white rum and coke in the sun and for that we have a 5 year old Havana club. It's a nice drink in the sun. I still mostly drink bourbon and coke if I'm drinking spirits with a mixer. Specifically bullett bourbon, jack Daniel's rye (not the crap n...

I found myself in a meeting having a similar quandary to this. The other people didn't get there could be multiple answers to the same question based on a condition (well actually ibfurthe complicated things by adding a third variable in the equation) further back in the problem that I didn't have t...

118bhp??? No way with cam and throttle body upgrades or just PH defaults?

Fibreglass osmosis or microblistering of the paint? Osmosis might be a bit full on extreme if it's microblistered and can be sanded. dried and painted.

Even with that at 13k it seems good value.

I was chatting to a friend at the weekend who has invested in something called Hyperfund which looks to trade these low value coins. He's already got back his original investment having pulled it out via a crypto exchange but what would concern me is that he has introduced others (some investing qu...

My first i3 I bought during COVID as I needed a runaround and fancied a try in an EV. I really enjoyed it so ordered the s which upped the fun stakes. They were bought to try something new and really worked for me so no regrets. My wife's Sportage will likely be replaced with an EV in the next 12 m...

I've taken this as a green light as long as I move on the i3s so I've ordered an M2 for September delivery. Its nice to have something to look forward too. CAF 8-) But electric to petrol? Do you not care about the planet or any of our futures? Aren't we always told that those who have gone electric...

A very early supporter of lawnmower racing. He used to arrive at the 12 hour race having entered a team (obviously he never drove) with a double decker bus kitted out as a support vehicle (the kind of support was a bar, seating and hangout area for him and his friends) and proceed to embark on a mar...

We’re about £400,000 short of this. https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/125466722#/?channel=RES_BUY You then have a lake and a lot of land aswell. Dave! That ticks a lot of boxes for me. Same, just a shame about where in the country it is. But then if it was down here it would be £2m without the...

V8Granite wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2024 9:11 am We’re about £400,000 short of this.

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/ ... el=RES_BUY

You then have a lake and a lot of land aswell.

Dave!

That ticks a lot of boxes for me.

Start growing a ‘tash and get some Hawaiian shirts https://images.clickdealer.co.uk/vehicles/5929/5929938/large1/139686971.jpg https://www.sppmarlow.co.uk/used-ferrari-308-hedsor-buckinghamshire-5929938 Wow 8-) Non-std wheels. Which probably gives more options for tyres. 308’s are very compact - sa...

The 1 355 I’ve been in felt like a kit car compared to the 1 360 I’ve driven. Proof if needed that the 360’is a better bet if you want to drive it. Or if you are a man with taste and an ability to attract the finest of ladies, get a 512 TR in black with caramel interior. Dave! I don't doubt that, a...

V8Granite wrote: ↑Wed May 01, 2024 4:40 pm

drcarlos wrote: ↑Wed May 01, 2024 4:03 pm

V8Granite wrote: ↑Wed May 01, 2024 11:30 am



It needs warming, lubricating and a sufficient amount of space for a run up.

Dave!

Don't you just spit?

Stop showing the rest of us up with your romantic ways!!

Dave!

I will inform my wife I have been accused of being romantic and she should feel lucky.

What's the best Ferrari forum to get a view for actual real world feedback and buying guides? @Sundayjumper @IanF #stealthpost Worst now I am not spunking all my money on building a house I can now afford a Ferrari post ever :lol: Of course it needs to be a 355 (Berlinetta or Spider doesn't matter)...

V8Granite wrote: ↑Wed May 01, 2024 11:30 am

Shlergen wrote: ↑Wed May 01, 2024 8:18 am If you don't prep the area, it can be a bad experience.

It needs warming, lubricating and a sufficient amount of space for a run up.

Dave!

Don't you just spit?

What's the best Ferrari forum to get a view for actual real world feedback and buying guides? @Sundayjumper @IanF #stealthpost Worst now I am not spunking all my money on building a house I can now afford a Ferrari post ever :lol: Of course it needs to be a 355 (Berlinetta or Spider doesn't matter)...

I've seen this where the spaces are up against a wall which could be stained by an exhaust if you were an idiot and sat there with your engine running, and I've also heard about malls insisting on this as it means their security have a few more seconds to nab you if you do a runner (as it's slower ...

Not really my genre, but I did catch him a few times at Dreamscapes in the early 90's with Bukem when they hit the main stage, far too young to go and he certainly didn't look ill in photos.