What do you think of my 'new' wheels?
28 July 2009, 08:08 PM
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Try ringing Scott Lowe, IIRC that's where I got mine in a GB
https://www.scoobynet.com/group-buys...group-buy.html
https://www.scoobynet.com/group-buys...group-buy.html
and I am a lazy b4st4rd as well 
01 August 2009, 09:02 PM
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As soon as I know Simon I will post up or PM you the info.
01 August 2009, 09:17 PM
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F*#!ing Cats
This afternoon whilst driving out of the cul-de-sac where I live my next door neighbours cat 
decided it would be good sport to run out in front of my car as I was going to take the car for a quick jet wash of the wheels. 
In trying to miss the aformentioned vermin on 4 legs
I had to mount the pavement in order to avoid running the p1$$1ng moggy over 
, as I came back off the pavement I heard a crunch 
as my n/s/f wheel came off the kerb stone. 
If the kerb stones in my street were at least straight it would not have happened but they don't run straight so much as snake down the street. 
I had a look at all the kerb stones in my street and they are all broken up with jagged edges - I think I will be calling Carmarthenshire CC to rant at them.
If that cat runs out in front of me again I will have no hesitation or guilt about running the creature over and seeing how many of its nine lifes it has left
. It would have been far easier to have cleaned lumps of flesh and fur out of the wheel rather than having to take it back in order to get the kerbing damage sorted out. 
Oh and my next door neighbour does not want to know either.
decided it would be good sport to run out in front of my car as I was going to take the car for a quick jet wash of the wheels. In trying to miss the aformentioned vermin on 4 legs
I had to mount the pavement in order to avoid running the p1$$1ng moggy over , as I came back off the pavement I heard a crunch as my n/s/f wheel came off the kerb stone. If the kerb stones in my street were at least straight it would not have happened but they don't run straight so much as snake down the street. I had a look at all the kerb stones in my street and they are all broken up with jagged edges - I think I will be calling Carmarthenshire CC to rant at them.
If that cat runs out in front of me again I will have no hesitation or guilt about running the creature over and seeing how many of its nine lifes it has left
. It would have been far easier to have cleaned lumps of flesh and fur out of the wheel rather than having to take it back in order to get the kerbing damage sorted out. Oh and my next door neighbour does not want to know either.
01 August 2009, 09:25 PM
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they seem to be seperate entity'sSorry about the cat incident
Much damage
01 August 2009, 09:31 PM
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I suppose we live (not for much longer for the cat if it ever tries that again) and learn
, just hope I can get the damage repaired before the 16th. Toxic Rides are having new stock in this week which is not even if there online shop once I get the info back I will pass it on to you.
03 August 2009, 02:39 PM
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hi ty mate peter here @ eclipse , sorry to read about the cat , i wouldnt of minded polishing it off your bumper bollox to swerving .
still waiting to hear from the guy with the garage but hes back from hols so should get a response soon with a bit of luck
still waiting to hear from the guy with the garage but hes back from hols so should get a response soon with a bit of luck
03 August 2009, 04:56 PM
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Not so bad as it seems, just spoken to APS and he thinks he might be able to do the repair without even taking the wheel off the car. 
Congratulations on your 10,000 post as well.
No problem Peter just let me know.
APS do a cracking job, yes he still has the vr6 golf although when I was there he was fitting in a roll cage.
Congratulations on your 10,000 post as well.
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