Faye Brother

If it's easy to remove and post, and you're willing to cover the shipping costs, then no problem. However, I've had a bit of interest in the front bumpers already, so it might be the case that they go 'as is'. I'll let you know what happens with them in due course.

The two front bumpers are silver and MSB in colour. Both have suffered distortion/creasing from unsympathetic long term storage and cosmetically have scuffs/nicks, etc. The rear bumper is silver and it too looks a little wonky, again from long term storage. Hasn't been cut for an fog light installation. Free to anyone who wants to collect, otherwise, it's the local tip for them. I'm on the Kent/Surrey borders, just off J6 of the M25. I've also got what I believe is a R33 Skyline rear bumper (silver, again) and an MY94 Subaru Impreza turbo front bumper in black, both of which are also going free.

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Core size measures 600mm wide, 330mm height and 73mm deep. From extremity to extremity it measures 1100mm. In my opinion the core is in good condition with relatively few bent fins and nothing that half an hour with a cocktail stick probably wouldn't sort out. £50. Collection only due to the size. I'm located on the Kent/Surrey borders, just off J6 of the M25.

Hi, Ray. Replied to your PM.

I've got one in silver. Would need repainting and it has got a crease in either the front or rear edge (cannot remember which) but my body shop tell me that it wouldn't be too much of a job to straighten it out. Let me if you'd like some pictures.

Hi, Gaz. I've got a set of yellowed facelift headlights. What's your budget?

I'll stick with the asking price, thanks.

No problem. I've got 0 258 007 206, if that's any help.

Brand new and unused, but I've opened the box to check the contents. £190 including insured delivery.

It's very bad advice from people to just cut down the trees if they're protected. Unauthorised works can lead to prosecution and a criminal record - seen it happen many times.

The issue of whether or not planning permission is required is potentially a red herring and ultimately probably won't be of any real assistance to the OP. Should the driveway require express permission, either because it fails to comply with the new Class F rights of the GPDO in terms of construction/materials or because it's not within the curtilage of the property it serves, then the neighbour is still entitled to make a planning application to the local planning authority for its consideration. Whilst the issue of whose land it actually is may well crop up, if the LPA is satisfied that the certification relating to ownership is correct, then it may well grant permission anyway. Even if the neighbour did concede it was not entirely on their land and served the appropriate notice on the OP, planning permission could still be granted anyway. In addition, it's important to bear in mind that even if the driveway does require planning permission, the LPA would have to consider whether it would be expedient for them to pursue it in the event the neighbour failed to submit an application for their consideration. Unless its construction is likely to turn the road into the Ganges when a bit of rain falls, they may well conclude that are no justifiable reasons for taking action in what is essentially a private neighbour dispute.

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The assassination of Jesse James-£10 Assembly(War Movie)-£10 How about £18 delivered for these two?

Welcome. Have you sold the Type R yet?