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I wouldn't want to attempt to winch with it let alone lift with it.

would you trust this 4 TON CABLE PULLER rope winch hoist turfer tirfor hook on eBay, also Hoists, Lifting Tools, Industrial Tools, Business, Office Industrial (end time 19-Apr-09 18:17:30 BST) to winch 4 tonnes? :eek:

hardly any snow here :-( That said it's like an ice rink out there now so it will be interesting if it snows on top of that.

bet that the salesman has pocketed the cash and the branch know nothing about it hoping that you would buy the motor.

thats OK then, just worth bearing in mind. You don't want to pay £££'s and then find out you aren't covered.

Careful, the named driver needs to drive it more as in the event of an accident the in-sewer-ants company may get a bit ****y with you. And you just advertised the fact on the tinternet....

put a three way switch in, this way you can off, on/off with full beams and on. Leave switch in off position for MOT

Lights in the bumpers are fog lights, not driving lights. Driving lights are the lights in the metal work next to the indicators. Fog lights should only be used when visibility is low and will/should only turn on when your driving lights are on.

if you do a search in google using the guys phone number he is allover the net under differing company names.

redhand, I was of the same opion as you. if they weren't fitted when the car was manufactured then children don't need to wear them (seeing as they arnt there it would be bloody hard for them to wear them). However, on the link it clearly states that in older cars where belts are not fitted...

Not bull****e. It's what the law states (read all of the page, it's at the bottom). I can't help it if it contradicts itself.

Trotton Gate Garage is close to you. It's on the road from Pertersfield to Midhurst.

Just read the law to the very bottom and it states that "Older cars that do not have seatbelts do not need to have them fitted and worn, but cannot be used for carrying children"

Hi Milo, this is what the law states:- The law on wearing seat belts in the UK I would suggest that the kids are belted in up front and any adults are stuffed in the back.

The roofrack in the picture above is a safety device roof rack and is not the same as the ones he makes. If look careully there are diferance between the two and his home made jobbies don't appear to have any way to fix them to the gutter.

Well the welding cost less than estimated so in 12 months of ownership I have spent less than £200 keeping it on the road and when I bought the car I knew that I needed to fix a couple of things. Considering the age of the car I can't complain and I have managed to do all the work (apart from...

checked your turbo pipes yet? they are to the left of the engine (when looking from the drivers seat)

Had mine for 12 months and so far had to:- replace the instrument cluster, the tailgate lock spring the driver door lock spring the passengers door lock spring turbo pipes as they had split a couple of new bulbs an intermittent glow plug lamp all fixed by me (apart from the glow plug warning...

well following on from your insurance thread just tell em it's a mini bus. roll on free parking ;-)

how much is a parking permit for a 12 seater mini bus?