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highlander wrote:Even better, you can take an old V8 Landrover and give it an LPG conversion. Cleaner, cheaper fuel, and V8 power.

anyone else now considering an engine transplant?
or is it just me?

you got lucky on the alloy too! when i went sidewards into a kerb last year, i broke the edge of rim so deep that i risked the tyre coming off, and sheared the spring at the same time!

what OS is the computer running on, what kind of CD player you wanting for the exchange?
could well be interested in liberating it

i saw a 406 estate, with day-glow and lights on, outside of walsall police station, bout this time last year. had to drive past again to make sure i wasnt seeing things!

ive seen a selection of P's that proves that some people need to get out more! Perspicuous Persistent Painstaking Proper Prior Planning and Purposeful Patient Preparation Potentially Promotes and Predicates Perfect Pristine Perspective, Principally Presenting Positive and Precise Performance, Perhap...

Turned 22 today, have had an oil-burning 1.9 d8 GLX Estate since July 06, (now ex)girlfriend hated it as it was an estate, but it drove her round for 18 months, ungrateful cow!! Towbar on it, so started towing the trailer as soon as i had it. Urine got removed from guys at cadets, till it then pulle...

how bout: social w*nker

StevieboyTD wrote:People never put their location in their profile

err, i see that gordon is from glasgow

Welly wrote:To be honest it'll be a far easier owning experience than it's Diesel counterpart of the same age

an dont i bloody know it!!! 12 months iv been catching the bus, as the fuel pump just gave up on me!!

1) Insure the car
2) Tax it
3) Fill it up
4) Give it a damn good clean
5) Replace glow-plugs
6) Acquire GLX 15" alloy to replace broken one

But most importantly, get a better paid job to pay for the above!!

must admit, that my radio was a bit of a bugger to get out 2. if i remember correctly, i got 1 side free, wedged a screwdriver in the gap, then worked the other side out. it did take me nearly an hour and a few scraped knuckles, but i got there in the end!

Captain Jack wrote:Mav the links are no longer working.

bugger, must get round 2 sorting that out then!!

ive put 6x9s in my estate, but i found some pods on ebay that angle the speakers to bout 60 degrees.
the fotos are here:
viewtopic.php?f=20&t=3922

when you change the radio, use 2 nuts on each arm thingy. mine kept having a tendancy to work themselves loose, which was quite annoying!

mav wrote:d8 1.9tD @ 176k in January
Sat on drive ever since, fuel pump decided to end ex on me! And is now at the opposite end of the car!
Bad times!!!

Fuel pump now en route, just gotta book it into the garage to get it fitted.
Then its up, up, and away with the miles once again!!!