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A bint eh? Maybe you should just try not having your full beams on all the time... :P

At the moment, its seeming to look more like, "would you like freedom to go with your quasi-criminal invasion, sir?" but to go any further would start to be on the wrong forum, I've got British Army Rumour Service for that.

I've got a pretty good idea of how to do it now, cheers guys, all I have to do now is wait for my 3rd to come through in two years time.

He's got a point, luckily there's a few people nearby who I can gsi to remove them for me to stop me having to go near any tools.

Tell me about it mate, I love the hands on stuff, but when it comes to 2nd moment of area bending stress calculations or how a column changes in size during structural vibration, I long to have a spanner in my hand and oil on my overalls. Ffs, a column is a column, and will always be its own...

I like Sean's idea, though I don't know how I can attach the bolts to the wood. Its just two slats running down, hency why I thought screws would be the best option. It'd help if I had the thing here to look at it, but I don't think it would easily reach any seat holes. Other thoughts I had...

Ah, I was considering that you'd call it West Hampstead because all the people who lived in Hampstead would own all the houses in Hampshire as their weekend digs. People keep asking me why don't I get someone in, its cheaper, I learn from it (helping to possibly understand my automotive...

gsi?? Not Hampstead mate, I live in Angel, Landy is in Hampshire. unless you were making a play on words, on which I commend you. Parents don't help me with any affording, disinherited me when I told them I joined the forces.

That's what the cubby box is for. Incidently, I'm wondering how to attach it, its currently sitting on a piece of carpet with a metal plate underneath it where the middle front seat was. It has two wooden rungs on the bottom and I don't know the best way to fit it so it won't be a complete...

I'm at uni in Notts atm, home is C. London and its stranded outside a cottage in West Hampshire. Got everything I need, but the right lattitude/longitude or time...

Oh yeah, forgot about this, the follow up was, clutch was fine, and is. Noise was the propshaft, which sheared at the U-jay joint and left me stranded on the A52. Luckily Steve, a good samaritan who happened to be driving past, arrived a minute later with his fully kitted out Disco and towed...

I bought a whole viscous set from Craddock, plus a new radiator. I just need to get the bloody thing working asap before I have to go to Sandbags. However the breaker's fan idea sounds bloody good for a future job,

I recommend them 100%, the only difficult thing was converting the OEM electrickery to anything that could vaguely represent a connection for my Alpine Head unit. Got a big fat space in the middle waiting to be filled... Cb radio? I don't think I need any dials, a rev counter would only...

Ah yes, its always good to have extra fuel at hand. Even if it does look like a stutter... I'd take a picture of my spares corner, but'd be ashamed to show all the parts I'm meaning to fix on but haven't got round to.. Light guards... New grille... Yep I fell for it all when I first got...

60mpg in a Disco eh? Then why do these "green" types still hound us?? :P

London cab? what's it doing near my landy? why don't people have defenders as taxis..... hmm..

Sorry, any ideas? It smells of fuel, might be a clue.... I seem to have a box of bits that I hope aren't needed atm by landy

With the insurance, try living where I live. Most folk think its easier to take your car to the shop on the corner instead of walking.

That or big dreams, :(

:D Since we started playing this game..... First prize tba Edited for painful realisation that size, does matter.