merckx

Mine ends in 2032. When I'm 65. :

A quote from this story. Very true!

Here's one post that I found, do a search and you'll find quite a bit on the subject. http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?t=117459&highlight=rolled

I'm going to do this again very soon. This time I'm sealing it with some Jetseal 109 which is supposed to be very good.

Very nice, the decals finish them off lovely.

Feedback! The Halfords one is popular.

Pull or unscrew I would think.

It's the same on all the cars. The part number for the drivers side is: 69801-14111 Regulator sub assembly, front door window RH

Here's a nice pic of what it's like. To replace just the cables it's a little fidly, you have to make the cables to a specific length and fit new terminations. If you're not capable of doing this I would recommend getting a new unit, there might not be much life left in a secondhand one.

This doesn't make sense. You're putting 5/6 ( 83.3%) of the deposit She's putting in 1/6 (16.7%) of the deposit. Appears to be logical especially so if you share your household responsibilities in every other way.

Any amateur home movies will do.

That's exactly what I was thinking. I bet that Swissvax stuff isn't cheap.

Matt Harwood in a previous post comared the Clifford and Toad alarms. Looks like it's possible but not easy to do, far easier to drive the car and let the turbo's cool down when you're on the move.

That's what I thought, after a quick search on google I found a few that did have them working together.

You always try to keep the diameter of the tyre near stock. As you increase the wheel diameter the sidewall height reduces, this keeps the ride height near to stock too.

I'm sure I recall them being mentioned before as a suitable replacement. 65 posts in almost four years.

Welcone

mmmmmmm

Hello and good luck.

Edit. I'm going to get a can of lacquer from Halfords. I'm in the process of refurbishing the alloy wheels on the van but I cannot decide which lacquer to use. I have all the gear to spray 2 pack lacquer but I've got all the hastle of setting up the spray gun/compressor etc and wearing protective clothing and a mask. I only have a filtered mask, not the air fed one. But more importantly I worry about the isocyanate , is it possible to buy non poisonous 2 pack paint which is just as durable. Or should I just use the lacquer in a can from Halfords, is it any good nowadays. Thanks

I see, I've been looking in the local papers but they didn't go into much detail.

The drivers seat does look a little tatty. I don't trust dealers.

Definately with, it doesn't look as aggressive from the rear without the spoiler.

How do you know this, I presume there must've been a few witnesses?

Maybe a little more, I don't take that much notice of the NA prices though. An unmodified car is much more desirable in my opinion. You should emphasis the fact that it's a standard car in any advert