Just bought a new car
11 June 2002, 12:26 PM
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I got fed up waiting for my integrale to come back from being rebuilt so I went and bought an a reg 2.8 injection capri with 55,000 miles on it in pretty mint condition for £500 (thanks to my sister
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couldn't believe my luck I can't wait to pick it up now. Anyone know where they are breaking a caspian blue one with a nice bonnet? I also need a 2.8 special back axle with lsd I also need to get 1 wheel diamond cut because one of the wheels was nicked 
and the other 3 are painted and diamond cut 
Does anyone know where I can get this done? 
[Edited by paulpalmer - 6/20/2002 1:04:12 PM]
) couldn't believe my luck I can't wait to pick it up now. Anyone know where they are breaking a caspian blue one with a nice bonnet? I also need a 2.8 special back axle with lsd I also need to get 1 wheel diamond cut because one of the wheels was nicked and the other 3 are painted and diamond cut Does anyone know where I can get this done? [Edited by paulpalmer - 6/20/2002 1:04:12 PM]
11 June 2002, 02:15 PM
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I AM BORED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am supposed to be packing but I cant be bothered!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You taught me how to throw my Sierra sideways and I have a video of proof!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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17 June 2002, 10:12 AM
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Picked it up friday anyone know where I can get that wheel diamond cut? I also have to get new clocks for it because some muppet has taken the original ones out with 55,000 miles on to tally up with the history and replaced them with a set that says 5,000 and has a rev counter off a four cylinder capri If I get these clocks later are they easy to "clock" to the correct mileage?
anyone know where I can get that wheel diamond cut? I also have to get new clocks for it because some muppet has taken the original ones out with 55,000 miles on to tally up with the history and replaced them with a set that says 5,000 and has a rev counter off a four cylinder capri If I get these clocks later are they easy to "clock" to the correct mileage?
17 June 2002, 03:29 PM
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Astraboy.
Yeah no probs at the moment. Its still early in the week for these problems to creep up on me How did the weekend go? I got that vcr last night so I will try (if I get time) and sort your tape out tonight and get that tape sent off. What do you want me to include?
Yeah no probs at the moment. Its still early in the week for these problems to creep up on me
How did the weekend go? I got that vcr last night so I will try (if I get time) and sort your tape out tonight and get that tape sent off. What do you want me to include?
17 June 2002, 04:06 PM
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Paul,
The Ship, The Chequers, The Crown, Coach & Horses (the one with the ***** ooooppppssssssss that was close Chinese style food in) and all the others on the way to the bridge
Don't drink & drive I just fall on to my boat moored at the lock
Ian
The Ship, The Chequers, The Crown, Coach & Horses (the one with the ***** ooooppppssssssss that was close Chinese style food in) and all the others on the way to the bridge
Don't drink & drive I just fall on to my boat moored at the lock
Ian
17 June 2002, 04:16 PM
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Ian
I only really go in the crown these days. I was at the chequers last night because the weather wasn't too bad
are you in marlow this week? I should be in the chequers or crown tonight having a couple of shandies Dont drink and drive either so don't expect to see the car outside a pub unless its been nicked
I only really go in the crown these days. I was at the chequers last night because the weather wasn't too bad
are you in marlow this week? I should be in the chequers or crown tonight having a couple of shandies Dont drink and drive either so don't expect to see the car outside a pub unless its been nicked