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Personally I would just use the dot 5.1 stuff for normal road use, If I intended driving the car on the track I would use something like the dot 4 RBF600 fluid.

It's not, that's for the UK spec rear brakes.

If the photo was taken in the morning when you were on your way to work and generally(1) the sun can be said to rise in the east and set in the west shouldn't the shadows be on the other side of the car? I think the photo was taken later in the day. 1. It does set further north and south of east and west dependent on the time of year.

Don't go in any tall buildings and sleep under the bed at night.

I would try bending it. Put something like a block of wood under the bonnet near the battery but under a structural part of the bonnet to raise it and push the bonnet down near the right headlight.

Just ask if you need any other pages.

Dinitrol products are highly regarded. http://www.dinitrol.co.uk/classic_cars.aspx I'm going to use Dinitrol 3125 for the cavities and Dinitrol 4941 for the rest under my car, just waiting for the spring. On some of the areas that have a little rust, wheel arches and along the sills I'm using POR15 first.

lol

Sorry to hear that, we used to have a Labrador called Rex. Paddy and Jessie look like lovely dogs.

Much better, I don't like the square plate.

It might help if you explain the problem you had a little more. Supra chat isn't a good place, the members that may help mightn't have seen your thread.

I think it's just the fact that you blocked the path totally which she obviously didn't like, it didn't really come into it that she could easily get past on the quiet road.

Great news, I would've liked to have seen your faces and Gemma's reaction when you were reunited.

I've had a Peugeot Boxer 2.8HDI since new, basically the same as the Fiat Ducato and Citroen Relay as they're made in the same factory by their partnership PSA , a little wider than the Transit and really nice to drive, the parts prices were okay with good reliability. Great in the winter with front wheel drive. If you get a Transit size van I would definately get a front wheel drive, I know the transits are available in fwd and rwd. I reckon the Ford vans would be good with the TDCI engines, easy to get parts.

They're also into construction - Gongrong Construction Group.

Any good? http://www.turbosupras.com/pdfs/JZA80%20TSRM/Electrical%20Diagrams.pdf#page=102

It's not the same, not that obvious though. Jessops is: £174.95 including £35 cashback from Panasonic, You pay £209.95 today and then get £35 back John Lewis is: £174.95 excluding £35 cashback from Panasonic ,You pay £174.95 today and then get £35 back

I don't particularly like Man City but I hope they give Liverpool a good thrashing in the League cup next week.

I don't know anything about cameras but there's a hot deal on hduk. http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/panasonic-lumix-dmc-tz20-digital-camera-174-95-35-cashback-139-95-john-lewis-1111321 http://www.johnlewis.com/Shopping/Product.aspx?Type=SKU&Id=231328161

I take my 3.5 tonne van to the council mot place at South Shields but my car was too low. There are two other council mot places which I haven't tried, the thing I like about the council is that you make an appointment for a specific time and sit in a viewing area whilst the mot is done, they charge the full mot price. Newington Road, Shieldfield, Newcastle - 01912 783867 Park Road, Gateshead NE8 3HN - 01914 337433 I always use Pelaw mot centre, my brother takes his Corvette there aswell. Like many other places it appears a little run down but the owner is a decent bloke who's been there for years.

Very nice, I wouldn't call them celebrities.

Did you see the dimensions on their website? http://www.cobraseats.com/Daytona

The HVR200 has a button so you can have 600W or 1200W, cheapest is £89. All the good deals appear on Hot Deals UK , no current cheap deals the moment, only £72 just over a week ago.

Nowhere near as powerful as the HVR200 though.