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  1. Just a little update. Now at £1,215. £35 from my £1,250 target. Who's going to help me reach it? Just click on http://www.justgiving.com/Ross-Davidson1 and then click "Donate" That £3 you were going to spend on a drink later? Why not give it to a very special cause?
  2. Thanks for your donation Chris Marr, you've just helped me raise £1,042 to help people suffering from cancer. I've now got a target of £1,250. Who else wants to help save a life? Please donate what you can as every penny can make a difference! Thank you Kayla Graves for your kind donation. Thats £1,077 raised in under 3 days and i'm so glad that there are folks on here helping me! Keep the effort up guys.
  3. Thanks for the donations that have come in so far. Starting the day with £775 lets get me to £1000 by the end of the day folks. Dig real deep. That loose change you were going to put in a banky and forget about, why not donate it to #weareallcammysmith and FriendsOf Anchor and sponsor me? You'll feel great knowing you've helped make a difference to so many cancer patients. Pennies, a pound, a deep sea diver, a Bill and Ben. Keep them rolling in no matter how small!!! It all adds up. http://www.justgiving.com/Ross-Davidson1
  4. Stephen Paine take a bow! Thanks for your donation, I knew there were heroes hiding on this site somewhere! Just had an Anonymous donation. If that was somebody on here, Thank you very much! Your donation just tipped me over the £700 mark. So happy just now and you guys are helping to make a difference!! Hope this will get the ball rolling and see me reach or even beat my £750 target. Great effort guys
  5. Raised £675.00 in the past 48 hours. Got a target of £750. Who's going to help me reach it?
  6. Hi everybody, First of all I would like to thanks Branners for allowing me to post this thread. I greatly appreciate it! I hope I can grab your attention for a few minutes to make you aware of what I am doing and what I'm doing it for. My friend of roughly 20 years, Cammy, has been diagnosed with Leukaemia for the second time in just 14 months after previously being given the all clear, it has shattered his entire family and he has just started his chemotherapy treatment again. He is in the Anchor Unit of the Aberdeen Royal Infirmary and will be for some time. There is a charity in Aberdeen called Friends Of Anchor which directly supports the Cancer and haematology wards at the hospital. Their aim is to ensure that every patient in the North East of Scotland receives the best treatment and support that is available. They do things as simple making sure there is fresh fruit available to the patients which costs £200 per week to funding for non-NHS funded equipment, fancy machines I don't even know the name of!! The important thing about this charity is knowing that every single penny raised goes directly to helping with cancer care including research as the costs of the charity are met by the Balmoral Group, an Oil Company based in Aberdeen. On the 25th of November, there will be hundreds of Cammy's family, friends and friends of friends etc, getting our heads shaved and legs waxed to raise money. His campaign is called #weareallcammysmith and can be found on Facebook and Twitter if you would like to read about it or follow his story. I know the majority of you guys and girls reading this may never have been to Aberdeen but whatever donations I can raise on my just giving fundraising page http://www.justgiving.com/Ross-Davidson1 is greatly appreciated. If anything it also helps to raise cancer awareness. Please spare whatever you can no matter how small the amount as every penny can make a difference, not only to Cammy but hundreds of other patients like him and if you can take £5 £10 quid out your budget for that new exhaust, FMIC, Turbo Upgrade (DriftBear) you could help turn their lives around! Thanks in advance for your time, donations, etc. Oh and make sure you mention MKIVsupra in the comments box and I will update everybody on how it goes with pics and how much you all raise! Ross
  7. Thanks dean and thanks for putting up a few pics. Nice to see looking so good. Miss it even more now haha. And remember if your colleague is looking to sell, he already has a buyer haha
  8. Aww my heart just sank there missed that motor every day since you took it. Anyway doing fine thanks, since then me and the misses have had a wee girl just 13 weeks old now. Got myself a range rover but want something for the weekends so thought I'd see if you still had the vette. Glad to hear its back the way it really should be though. Well if it ever comes up for sale again send a pm my way.
  9. Hi Dean, I'd have the vette back off you any day of the week if your desperate for space? Hows it been?
  10. Looking for £300. 18" Very slight scuffs. Wider rears
  11. You can probably guess which price I went for. Go compare that. sadly tho i dont get a crappy replacement car if I break down. I'll happily save myself £1500 and spend a few quid on the bus. First price was Admiral, Second is churchhill. I was baffled 03 February 2010 18:19 Cheapest price: £806.60 TOYOTA SUPRA RZ TWIN TURBO 2997cc Comprehensive cover, 2 years NCB £500 Voluntary excess 08 February 2010 17:38 Cheapest price: £2305.13 TOYOTA SUPRA RZ TWIN TURBO 2997cc Comprehensive cover, 2 years NCB £500 Voluntary excess And these were the cheapest prices. Anybody else had any crazzzy quotes??
  12. Here's a school boy question for you. now im no mechanic so forgive me and also have an N/a so have no idea about turbos but im reading that you can get more power from a single turbo than from twins. I always presumed that having two would be more powerful as there is "twice" the boost at higher revs? i presume i have this all wrong. Or is it that single turbo's are bigger??? I apologise again for the thick questions but could someone please explain?
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