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Yeah it did seem a decent atmosphere. 600 people! Nice. I've started doing our local one again with my 8 year old boy. I last did it when I was pushing his older sister around in a running buggy. Yup, the middle one and me are frequent users of our junior park run. Got a fair few kids from our scho...

240PP wrote: ↑Mon Feb 19, 2024 7:04 pm Yeah it did seem a decent atmosphere. 600 people!

Nice. I've started doing our local one again with my 8 year old boy. I last did it when I was pushing his older sister around in a running buggy.

Some interest in my F40 model I’ve maybe rashly decided to let go https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/256509220009 ... media=COPY

Blimey, just catching up. Nice one Steve, that looks amazing.
lol at not having sold the others first.

Sundayjumper wrote: ↑Fri May 10, 2024 12:43 pm Bentley provisionally sold, to be collected some time next week.

The Cayenne needs a scrub up & a new MOT, then that can go up for sale too.

I'm behaving myself at the moment and waiting until both are gone before I buy anything new.

Will that leave you without a family wafter?

Who knows how this will pan out given the state of the print industry and where Youtube is now. What are circulation figures like these days for evo? Talking about buying evo, any suggestions for how to get rid of a large collection? Am assuming only the first 10 or so will be worth sticking on eBa...

Picnic table
Saw a lovely black 996 GT3 on the motorway the other day. Instantly thought of YK.

Took the Fabia for a decent run. Can't indicate left. Oddly the stalk works for dipped/high beam, high beam flash, indicating right, but not indicating left.
Usefully my route involved hardly any left turns.

Zonda_ wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2024 7:05 pm I had a sore port once but some cream sorted it right out!

That's how I read the URL as well.

I'm still on the Honda-E forum, and even the fanboys ("I only had to stop 4 times to get to my destination! It's part of the adventure!") are warning people about some of the expensive faults that can occur and the warranty being essential (repeated door handle failures (£1k at dealer), s...

He said it didn't fit under the "arch" to his drive. I mean, hence the question - Si posted a picture, which clearly wasn't the entrance to the drive, and said it didn't fit, yet the picture suggested it did. You godda zoom in on dat sharrk fin dood. Ta, hadn't spotted that in the pic. Th...

https://watcher.guru/bitcoin-halving

Countdown time.

Result!

Yeti passenger wing mirror glass fell out. We have it and it's in one piece. Can I just glue it back into the plastic shell? Any particular best adhesive for that?

Less weight but higher centre of gravity. Fold the rear seats flat to compensate 😄 Rear seats definitely folded.IMG_0150.jpeg Glad you posted that - wasn't it quite an effort to get the backrest re-fitted last year? :lol: Most of the effort was me sourcing some cheap carpet to cover the backs of th...

integrale_evo wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 6:17 pm Less weight but higher centre of gravity.

Fold the rear seats flat to compensate

Rear seats definitely folded.

It's a very worn slick. I still have them, solely for the purposes of laying the sump guard on to fit/remove. Last used at Brands on a trackday where I spent most of the day watching my mirrors and being overtaken. Front left came off the rim - not ideal, but no harm done. Yeah, I'll take the weight...

Fabia finally has a new clutch. Sump guard mounting bar was in the way and the captive nuts were knackered (I thought it was welded on, obviously hadn't looked closely enough at it :lol: ) so the bolts had to be cut through. So need to get some new captive nuts put in to remount it to be able to put...

Looks lovely for an older fella. Panels don't quite line up above the headlight?

Blimey, that's a bit special