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what a ****y wazzock.

no, 'cause the squaddies rag the living fk out of them, so a recon'd engines always a plus

shes not leaking, shes simply marking her territory. All landys leak :) as long as its not pouring out and the brakes are still working I'd take it round to the garage and get them to have a look at it if you're not confident doing so.

^what he said. looks like a trip to B&Q; buy a grinder, a selection cutting and grinding discs, a set of ring/combination spanners, metric and imperial and a box of assorted galvanised or zinc plated nuts and bolts. a drill, and HSS drill bits, and a BFH if you havnt got one will undoubtedly...

was reminded of this thread yesterday when I pulled out onto the main road in my VW, nice and leisurely like, no hurry, then BANG clunk clunk clunk as the driveshaft simply fell off. had to call my mate to fetch my disco to tow it home. trusty old steed, there when you need her. trying to get...

is the starter turning the engine over?

i wouldn't go for anything more than nine feet seven inches wide as they tend to get a bit senile and forget important stuff. and make sure you get a black one, they have a better personality. it should be mostly round and a little bit flatter on the bottom, but not too flat, just a little bit...

those over 3 years old and built after 1st jan 1960. excluding agricultural machinery etc. therefore old and vintage cars dont need to be mot'd anymore https://www.gov.uk/getting-an-mot/vehicles-exempt-from-mot

well its their own fault for building them so ****e

sound. gonna give this a go :)

I'm interested ... can you expand on this? :)

you'd need a hell of a lot of the little bugs :D

sound. plenty of hop farms round here, I'll definitely try that, cheers!

we're twenty years behind the civilised world! :D they still dip around here, and the gypos still strip the dye with a loaf of stale bread and get away with it :rolleyes: the farmers just chuck it in straight. when foreign plod and vosa wombles come around, the town grapevine is incredibly...

awesomesauce :cool:

john bull traditional ale, easy peasy to make, chucked it in the barrel with a bag of sugar as per instructions and left it in the garage for a week then siphoned it into pressure keg and jobs a good 'un. a very good un :)

if you use red 2 stroke it'll give the wombles a bit of a fluster until they get it tested, if you use green 2 stroke, you'll have less of a wait in the layby.

certainly sir, thats 45p please. got to love homebrew. first keg ready today, and I must say it has vastly surpassed all expectations. Vastly, I say. sooo easy to make. and costs LESS than a quarter of the price than at the local. Happy days :) I have a feeling these 40 pints aren't going to...

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