Would you drive this?
#141
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It's quite worrying to think that van was probably doing 70mph on the motorway fully loaded in that condition
#142
Theres life in that.
Commercials are probably the worst, a lot not looked after
Commercials are probably the worst, a lot not looked after
#144
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Not had much worth putting on here for a while but here is 2 from this week
Front brake discs from a 2005 190k mile golf
And a 2011 Range Rover Sport than had clipped a kerb
Front brake discs from a 2005 190k mile golf
And a 2011 Range Rover Sport than had clipped a kerb
#148
I agree, plumbers mate on the wheel. Sorted.
The place that powdercoated my wheels do repairs.. Screw that.. Some stiff with a tig botching my wheel before i make it rotate at silly rpm? Errrr
The place that powdercoated my wheels do repairs.. Screw that.. Some stiff with a tig botching my wheel before i make it rotate at silly rpm? Errrr
#149
Now what do you do if you own an MR2 and the lower part of the sill is corroded away right by the jacking point and seat belt mount,,well you fill it full of expanding foam ,
Then you slonk a load of body filler over it then underseal it and take it for an mot in the hope it doesn't get noticed
But the wily old tester knows all the tricks so all your hard work goes to waste and the whole lot gets cut out and welded up like it should have being in the first place .
better luck next time jr
Then you slonk a load of body filler over it then underseal it and take it for an mot in the hope it doesn't get noticed
But the wily old tester knows all the tricks so all your hard work goes to waste and the whole lot gets cut out and welded up like it should have being in the first place .
better luck next time jr