It’s out of stockNathan wrote: ↑Wed Apr 21, 2021 11:14 amHow is it you manage to find the most expensive way of buying anything ?Mito Man wrote: ↑Tue Apr 20, 2021 11:34 pm This seems to cover everything. Will probably order tomorrow https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/LATEST-ULTIM ... QlEALw_wcB
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Update from the GLS "Delay in delivery due to customs clearance. We are waiting for the tracking update."
Apparently customs is hard for an international courier...
Edit: If we assume an average walking speed of 5km/hr, and the depot being 1390km from me, then walking 10 hrs a day it could be taken from there to me in 28 days on foot.
It's been 22 days so far since I ordered the spring.
Lets see if GLS can beat someone just carrying the fucking thing!
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You’d be surprised man, UPS basically shut down in Europe for about 2 months at the start of the year because they weren’t ready for the new rules.
We’re still trying to find parcels they were supposed to deliver in Jan & Feb.
Brexit has been a nightmare for customs so far.
An absolute unit
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Yeah, if it hasn't turned up by EoM then come payday I'm just going to GSF (dunno why I didn't check with them before) as they have a few depots around and may have it in stock locally. They do currently, but I don't have the money for it at the moment
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Removed the front and rear seats from the TT, shampooed the floor, cleaned all the dirt out, removed the Isofix points (valuable weight lost to turn it into a TT RS) and it’s now waiting for the carpet to dry before re-fitting the front seats, tears are back in.
I expect it to now feel like a racey race car.
Dave!
I expect it to now feel like a racey race car.
Dave!
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Don’t cry! Do you need a hug?V8Granite wrote: ↑Thu Apr 22, 2021 2:45 pm Removed the front and rear seats from the TT, shampooed the floor, cleaned all the dirt out, removed the Isofix points (valuable weight lost to turn it into a TT RS) and it’s now waiting for the carpet to dry before re-fitting the front seats, tears are back in.
I expect it to now feel like a racey race car.
Dave!
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You should have just binned the carpets, then you'd have a TT RS GT2 Weissach Doppelmasturbationwanken Touring.
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The only tears will be from those I see in the rear view mirror.jamcg wrote: ↑Thu Apr 22, 2021 3:23 pmDon’t cry! Do you need a hug?V8Granite wrote: ↑Thu Apr 22, 2021 2:45 pm Removed the front and rear seats from the TT, shampooed the floor, cleaned all the dirt out, removed the Isofix points (valuable weight lost to turn it into a TT RS) and it’s now waiting for the carpet to dry before re-fitting the front seats, tears are back in.
I expect it to now feel like a racey race car.
Dave!
Mito, anymore weight loss will be detrimental to handling (c) Shiro Nakamura.
Dave!
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Tesla get a lot of shit for bad service but my dad went earlier today to their service centre to order new wipers and cabin filters. He mentioned in passing a new squeak the car has when driving over speed bumps. They ask if they can take a look and take it for a test drive, remove the wheel and say it needs new front control arms but they haven’t got any in stock. At this point they’ve already pulled quite a few bits off the car so they just bring round a Model S and say to come back on Tuesday
Still, outstanding service.
Still, outstanding service.
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Not bad service.
Is the truck in the background about to join the small wheel appreciation society?
Is the truck in the background about to join the small wheel appreciation society?
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Due to work I just did the first drive in the Landy since I rebuilt the engine.
The turbo oil seal went virtually as soon as I made boost.
I’ve not got time to remove it and send it away before I am back at work so that’s another month it will sit on the drive. Bloody cars, it’s the only part I had no part in.
Dave!
The turbo oil seal went virtually as soon as I made boost.
I’ve not got time to remove it and send it away before I am back at work so that’s another month it will sit on the drive. Bloody cars, it’s the only part I had no part in.
Dave!
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It's waiting on new brake pads. The pads come in many different fitments so the easiest way to check was by pulling one out as they're ordered from America.DeskJockey wrote: ↑Fri Apr 23, 2021 4:57 pm Not bad service.
Is the truck in the background about to join the small wheel appreciation society?
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I’m borrowing The Bristol for a bit seeing as my Dad seems to have become inseparable from my Scimitar
I’ve not driven The Bristol before and it broke down on the way home the day he bought it so I’m not taking chances - trailering it back here from the south coast, and putting The 996 in storage while I’m at it because I’ve run out of space here.
My driveway is a real mess right now....
I’ve not driven The Bristol before and it broke down on the way home the day he bought it so I’m not taking chances - trailering it back here from the south coast, and putting The 996 in storage while I’m at it because I’ve run out of space here.
My driveway is a real mess right now....
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Shouldn't need new arms so soon, how many miles has it got?
My mates new Model 3 arrived with water in all the rear lights and a bumper scuff
My mates new Model 3 arrived with water in all the rear lights and a bumper scuff
Mito Man wrote: ↑Fri Apr 23, 2021 3:58 pm Tesla get a lot of shit for bad service but my dad went earlier today to their service centre to order new wipers and cabin filters. He mentioned in passing a new squeak the car has when driving over speed bumps. They ask if they can take a look and take it for a test drive, remove the wheel and say it needs new front control arms but they haven’t got any in stock. At this point they’ve already pulled quite a few bits off the car so they just bring round a Model S and say to come back on Tuesday
Still, outstanding service.
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I followed a Model S from home to Skipton earlier.
He booted it once the way cleared upto 1** and i was surprised to find it didn't pull away from me, in fact over 100 I was pulling on it.
Had a dual motor badge on the back and was a 20 plate, no other badges so I'm not sure what spec it was.
Very generic looking thing and it's rear lights were full of water or condensation.
He booted it once the way cleared upto 1** and i was surprised to find it didn't pull away from me, in fact over 100 I was pulling on it.
Had a dual motor badge on the back and was a 20 plate, no other badges so I'm not sure what spec it was.
Very generic looking thing and it's rear lights were full of water or condensation.
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Will certainly be lovely car to be able to spend some time drivingSundayjumper wrote: ↑Fri Apr 23, 2021 7:33 pm I’m borrowing The Bristol for a bit seeing as my Dad seems to have become inseparable from my Scimitar
I’ve not driven The Bristol before and it broke down on the way home the day he bought it so I’m not taking chances - trailering it back here from the south coast, and putting The 996 in storage while I’m at it because I’ve run out of space here.
My driveway is a real mess right now....
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Close to 30,000.Nathan wrote: ↑Fri Apr 23, 2021 7:39 pm Shouldn't need new arms so soon, how many miles has it got?
My mates new Model 3 arrived with water in all the rear lights and a bumper scuff
Mito Man wrote: ↑Fri Apr 23, 2021 3:58 pm Tesla get a lot of shit for bad service but my dad went earlier today to their service centre to order new wipers and cabin filters. He mentioned in passing a new squeak the car has when driving over speed bumps. They ask if they can take a look and take it for a test drive, remove the wheel and say it needs new front control arms but they haven’t got any in stock. At this point they’ve already pulled quite a few bits off the car so they just bring round a Model S and say to come back on Tuesday
Still, outstanding service.
I’ve never seen a Tesla with good paint, I was walking through the Westfield car park the night before 21 plate cars could be sold, so half the car park was filled with new Tesla’s - all of them looked like they had been polished with sand paper.
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Electric cars are pretty hard to compare, below 80% battery charge they make noticeably less power And single geared electric cars are making about 1/3 less power at 100 mph.16vCento wrote: ↑Fri Apr 23, 2021 8:10 pm I followed a Model S from home to Skipton earlier.
He booted it once the way cleared upto 1** and i was surprised to find it didn't pull away from me, in fact over 100 I was pulling on it.
Had a dual motor badge on the back and was a 20 plate, no other badges so I'm not sure what spec it was.
Very generic looking thing and it's rear lights were full of water or condensation.
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The spring has cleared customs
Must have been extremely complex to process A PIECE OF BENT METAL WITH A MONETARY VALUE OF UNDER FIFTY FUCKING POUNDS.