thought it was mine!
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rust rust rust rust and more rust.standard tax pre dates changes oh did i say rust rust rust!!!!!!!welcome
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G-man
BBQ king
the things to look for are, body rot: sills, boot floor, rear crossmemeber, front floors, inner wings and the seat belt mounts, also check the axle casings as its not unknown for the rear shock mounts to rust through and the diff pans to leak
check for timing belt changes at the correct intervals and that the serpentine belt doesn't chirp and scream
a 300 should give you 30+ mpg on a long run, won't be too hot round town and if you drive in low range (offroad) expect single figures
foad tax will be £205 at the moment
check for timing belt changes at the correct intervals and that the serpentine belt doesn't chirp and scream
a 300 should give you 30+ mpg on a long run, won't be too hot round town and if you drive in low range (offroad) expect single figures
foad tax will be £205 at the moment
Pikey
Dummy Ejection Facilitator..
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
thats a daft idea......it would be stupidly complicated and would probably be put somewhere nobody could ever find it like the top of the page:doh:
storm99
Spreading Joy & Harmony
FFS you come up with some stoopid idea's. It'd never work..
Who the hell are you? I suggest you go to the 'Introduce Yourself' section before offering your opinion and take him ^^^ with you!
storm99
Spreading Joy & Harmony
With all due respect, thats a steaming load of do-do.
Pikey
Dummy Ejection Facilitator..
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
The search engine on vBulletin is, to put it mildly, rubbish. Have you tried using it for common terms? It tends to produce hundreds of thread results, and 90% of those contain "do a fooking search" so are a bit rhetorical. Often its a case of you can't see the wood for the trees.
By all means if you have a proper suggestion for how to disseminate common themes, such as an enhancement of the search engine or a FAQ section which was updated to include these types of query, go ahead and suggest it. Suggesting the search engine is not the best advice, because the search engine isn't the best.
How about a link to the FAQs from the "new topic" entry page when their post count is less than 50, or registered date is less than 2 months? That would solve the problem, not that there is actually a problem really anyway.
nathan5346
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:doh:
storm99
Spreading Joy & Harmony
I agree to an extent Paul...but the more info you put into the search the better...'buying advise (sic)' is very vague, as is 'tyre size' or 'starting problems'...the question is, is it necessary to search for these or just scroll back 4 or 5 pages in the relevent section as they are generally asked every other day.
The more threads the forum has on the same subject the more difficult it is to find ANYTHING!!
The more threads the forum has on the same subject the more difficult it is to find ANYTHING!!
storm99
Spreading Joy & Harmony
This is the life of a thread.
Someone posts a question
Someone takes the ****
Someone says 'do a search ffs'
Someone offers advice
Someone disagrees.
There's a fight.
Short pause.
Original Poster asks same question.
Someone posts some porn.
A long debate on East european workers.
There's a fight.
Someone offers advice.
Original Poster says thanks.
A long discussion on politics.
Someone gets banned.
Everyone feels good about themselves.
Someone posts a question
Someone takes the ****
Someone says 'do a search ffs'
Someone offers advice
Someone disagrees.
There's a fight.
Short pause.
Original Poster asks same question.
Someone posts some porn.
A long debate on East european workers.
There's a fight.
Someone offers advice.
Original Poster says thanks.
A long discussion on politics.
Someone gets banned.
Everyone feels good about themselves.
