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Do you go for a large meal or stick at regular?

Richard wrote: ↑Mon Jun 03, 2019 11:46 am I basically only eat in places with Stars these days

LMAO

I've never heard of anyone in real life having issues with their house filling with bugs because they had bifolds / sliding doors. Are you all fertilising your lawns with cow shit on a daily basis?

This place seems to be a haven for those that uniquely struggle with normal day to day life.

Is this for trackdays or to actually race? That changes everything.

Was she called Donna or was that someone else? Did Jimmy used to be called Gremlin, or was that someone else? Is Jimmy's wife the one that tried to launch a restaurant in a garden shed? Yours confused of Sussex. I have never been Gremlin. I have never smashed Donna's back doors in. Yes, Kathryn has...

Was she called Donna or was that someone else?

Did Jimmy used to be called Gremlin, or was that someone else?

Is Jimmy's wife the one that tried to launch a restaurant in a garden shed?


Yours confused of Sussex.

Jobbo wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2019 2:51 pm I wonder which of IaFG has won their bet?

I have limited understanding of who half of the people on here are. Is Jimmy married to whoever the girl was that rolled her Saxo over?

I think I knocked the dizzy cap when cleaning the engine. Next time I went to start it the rotor hit the cap and broke. Guy turned up to buy it and it wouldn't start. He went home, I investigated, found a broken rotor arm and bought a new one. It wouldn't start and when I investigated more I realise...

Do they deny it? They 100% are listening.

Viva plan executed perfectly. - Buy Viva - Use Viva - Sell Viva for profit Done. Which prodded my memory and made me search... <clears throat> Whilst your Superlight of R Drew admiration from afar There’s less fever for your Viva Some think all yer marbles leave ya Meh, the Viva cost less than £2k,...

Viva plan executed perfectly.

- Buy Viva
- Use Viva
- Sell Viva for profit

Done.

I remember when my brother first lowered his first car, a Hillman Imp. He fitted wide minilites and some daft springs that sat it on the floor. It meant you couldn't break and steer at the same time as breaking caused the front wheels to jam in the arches.

One of the best handling improvements you can make is mounting the big heavy bits more solidly. So many Elises have dangerous mid-corner lurches due to soggy perished engine mounts. One of the best upgrades I made on mine was solid engine mounts.

Oh and I think the plan is ace BTW.

Id agree about getting one with as solid a body as possible. Chose a state where the climate is favourable. My brother's shipped his buses in from Arizona and they've always been unbelievably solid, the only issues often being sun damage to the paint, which to be honest looks ace anyway IMO.

My brother's imported a few early VW buses from the US, but he has a mate out there that handles some of it, i can ask him the ins and outs though. However, there's an ace thread on Retro Rides that details the process. It's also a fantastic read with ace photography. If you haven't seen it before, ...

This is one he's just finishing off and I think these are from Southern.



Structure and appearance of the back of our kitchen should be similar. It's steel with alu cladding over the structure to match the alu doors.

Cheers, Southern are one of the companies on the radar and also one my builder has used before and recommends which seems pretty important to me.

Ace. Sums up exactly what the guys I know who have them say. These are super-fit guys who race, yet they spend time on the eebs to just get more runs in. Is yours chipped? I understand MY18 / 19 Specialized are much harder to do than previous gen. ones. I've ridden an earlier modified one and it was...

I should update my stuff on it... I'm also finding how cheap bifolds are, I've got 11m of the fuckers.