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Fabia in for service today Ouch!!!!! 4 year service/cambelt and water pump £650 Two leaky back door seals £85 Front bushes replaced £140 MOT £50 My christmas money didnt last long LOL

I always tell people who i dont want to borrow my car They cant borrow it due to it being modified and they would need special insurance that covers trhem to drive a noddified car Works a treat:thumbup:

I took out an orange contract earlier this month and i signed up in the shop (phones4u) Their was a 14 day period where i could change my contract to another orange tariff but not cancel the contract totally.. So they told me in the shop

Hola

Ive never heard of a speech in the church before If it is i presume its just a bible reading like at a wedding or funeral

I had just left a garage and was seriously considering a Citroen C3 VTR On my way home the road had been closed due to a push bike race and i happend to be outside a skoda dealers,i hadnt even considerd looking at a skoda but due to being outside the dealers i got out and had a look around the showroom Thats when i saw the fabia vrs So i bought that instead

If that was one of my kids waiting for a bus he would be getting a slap to go with his fine The stupid voiced knobhound

The mustang in death proof cheer leader optional extra:thumbup:

Golf for reliability and the v6 burble Alfa for looks especially when you will be able to spend a lot of time standing on the hard shoulder admiring it whilst you wait for the AA

Where does the car get its air intake from with that bra on???????????

I think the badges fade if they have been in the sun for a long time.

soft .............Camembert Firm white.....Cheshire Firm red.........Red leicster Blue...............roquefort Or something along these lines

Out of all the cars you have mentioned the Honda is the last one i would go for I test drove one just before i bought my skoda and have had a few spins in various mates typre Rs They are very fast when i vtec and the engine has a reputation for being unbreakable but they are right handfull when you just want to get to work on the daily grind due to them having the torque comparible to a wet paper bag Imho a fantastic car for blasting about in but a tad tiresome if you do a lot of miles everyday

The 182,cooper S and type R all all faster out of the box So buying a vRS then modding it up to their performance would negate the insurance premium that the fabia provides Personally all four cars you have mentioned are decent cars So its not much help but Go for the one you like the look of best

If the amplifier works let us know because my reception with a stubby aerial is crap and wouldnt mind having a go at sorting it before i lash it in the bin and put the oem aerial back on the car:thumbup:

The scout leader didnt have previous But their is nothing to stop him running kids all around the country when he gets out of prison at the moment

It was on the news last night That if you just run kids around every now and then (cinema,footy game ect~) there is no need for a crb But If you run kids around on a regular basis ergo you are in regular contact with them and start to befriend them and gain their trust you will need to be checked Big hammer ,small nut...probably But the scout leader of my sons cub troop is in prison at the moment due to him taking photos of the kids in his care,whilst they were tied up So you cant be too carefull

lovely car:thumbup:

Ive been with plus net for three years and have never lost service with them I often have a look around to see if i can get a better/cheaper provider but so far have always ended up staying with plus net.

Luckily enough the council have resurfaced the road this summer and the car doesnt catch when i drive up onto the drive so i can get the car lowerd so it doesnt sit so high:thumbup:

The bloke who fitted my tyres told me that he had heard a fair few complaints about national alloys Personally mine arent the greatest finish but for the money you cant really complain

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Im getting new tyres fitted tomorrow 4 x 205/40R17 ZR FALKEN FK452 @ £71.85 Order Subtotal: £287.40 Order Discounts: £-14.37 (5% Discount) Thats fitted and balanced by event tyres who are a mobile fitters Currently im using toyo TR1 which ive been pleased with