willskoda

Well, it's been some years since I waved farewell to my beloved MkII vRS Octavia and now my daughter has well and truly outgrown my wife's i10 and back on the verge of Skoda ownership again. I'm hoping to strike a deal with DM Keith's in the next few days on MY15, 1.2 DSG Yeti. Let's hope things go well!

Been called in to work earlier so now can't make this, sorry guys! Hopefully I'll make the next one, I need a catch up!

I'm thinking of charging a pound for people to have a rear seat massage - what d'ya think? lol

1. messiahontrial (Neil) Civic Type D (Eating) 2. dean @ autocleanz (Dean & Sonia) (Possible) 3. ChrisRs (Chris) Octavia vRs (Eating) 4. bluevrs2 (VW Passat R36) eating 5. dbg400 (Martin) Yeti 170 (eating) 6. Evil Miyagi (Damo) Fabia vRS (eating) 7. samuir1974 (Steve) VW Passat R36 (Eating) 8. Nicola75 (Nicola) Fabia VRS SE (Eating) 9. Sharkrider (Dave) fabia vRS II (Eating) 10. Philje123 (Phil) +1 (Sven) Octavia (2x Eating) 11. okehciv (Paul) Civic (Eating) 12. Brungle (Rich) Milano EX (eating) 13. Kermit82 (Ryan) Suzuki Swift Sport (eating) 14. paulsmudge,fabia vrs,eating,(alot) 15. fatboypete (Pete) Civic (Eating) 16. Anddenton (Andy) Octy Scout (Eating) 17. willskoda (Will) LS430 (possible - working at 1500) If I can I will - I've told her I'm going out in the morning. I'll need to be gone by two but as long as that is ok I'll eat. It'll be good to catch up!

When I had an electrical gremlim with my Lexus I gave the battery a full charge. No problems after that. Might be worth checking it?

They didn't tell you because either they don't know or they don't want you know!

My Lexus is not a barge... I prefer to think of it as an ocean liner!

The three of us can get our heads together when I get my new LS430 - going to need dark paint advise no doubt - just have to buy it first!

2008 didn't have cruise until right at the end.

This forum being as good as it is I wondered if anyone could help. I need the mileage correcting on my 1996 Lexus' speedo after I broke the old one. Does anyone have the skills or can anyone recommend a company in West Yorkshire that carries out this procedure?

Got introduced to a new technique re this issue today - thinners! I wasn't convinced but when I got home today I took a mf cloth and some thinners to my 1996 Lexus' steering wheel which was very shiny indeed and now it has a much duller tone and doesn't slip through the hands. Much better.

It's in good condition - sorry! Just liked that leather!