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In my opinion I would buy a AFFF (Aqueous Film Forming Foam) extinguisher. They can be used off and on, suitable for oil and electrical fires and more importantly have a cooling affect on the base of a fire, dry powder does not, just smothers the flame. Foam will find all the little nuks and...

Here is mine at Dartmoor.:) Sorry camera phone.

Plymouth>Saltash>Callington>Tavistock>Yelverton> Then to Plymouth again. Not a bad ride out. :D

Darlington is about 400 miles north, I work in plymouth so down there most of the time. Any road is fun in a v6 ;) but yes that one is good, there is a point were the road drops into a dip on a right hand bend and then up to a left on the top of a hill, if your going fast its the dogs b****cks.

Yer. Go there quite alot. Great road up to princetown, if the road is quite.

That the picnic area near Yelverton isn't it?

I would not leave it parked there to long.

The seller looks like the gimp from STEPS

still got them aswell:D

if you use the car daily its a mare, 2 mins down the road and its hacky again.:(

go for a cup pack mate. i had one and the handaling was spot on, less body roll and firmer springs than without. i think the track is wider to.

Yer good piont forgot about that, hated cleaning the OZ's to many bloody spokes.:mad: seemed to take as long to do the wheels as the car its self. sould be a 5 min job now.:)

Hey cheers for the coments, seems like people either like them or dont. Must say seeing other v6's with these wheels i said no not for me but seeing them on my own car has changed my opinion and i am loving them.

Well, they do need a paint because of some scuffs and chips. Not sure if black might look good but i think that the air scoops would need colour coding aswell to look right in my opinion, maybe someone could photoshop it to see what it would look like. :)

They look much better in real life, I got them as my "second set" for track days but i think that i will leave these on all the time.

Got some wheels off ebay. Did not really like the look of these wheels on other v6's prefer the standard ones but now i've fitted them to my car i think that they suit the black car better than other colours. Any way here is some pics. also have wider tyres so grip will be even better :)

you right. its for toll passes to be mounted on the window with out being blocked by the UV protective sun block on the window.

use the on-line search engines like confused.com and that new one what ever it is called. Always got my price down £200 or more.

I work in plymouth but travel from darlington. Its around 400 miles. I tend to stay at 70 mph, the trip computer is a little inaccurate. Worked it out myself and did 30 MPG (the trip computer said 34 MPG). falls big time when pushing on abit.:(

£20 and upwards. Might as well get it done at the cheapest place. Look in yellow pages in you area mate, better than messing around looking on the internet. Ring one or two and get a price. Got my run around renault 5 done the other week and it was £20.

yes

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2004 v6 255 with 12900 miles on the clock. Condition: Apart from the scuffs on the underside of the front bumper it is in great nick. :)

For the rear drum brakes to operate properly on the handbrake, the shoes need to be frist adjusted so they have as little gap as possible between the friction surface and the drums surface. Once this is done then the handbrake cable can be adjusted, usually with a small nut near the handbrake...

Did you get the work done around bishop or futher away?

I want your seats

My mother has leased a 56 plate 1.5 dci old shape clio, she was alot more happy with leasing, the only thing is that you dont own a car at the end of you term. But you dont get residuals. And when her lease finnishes she can get a brand new car on lease again.;) She wanted my 182 when i sold...

like them mate. I would like recaro sportster cs. http://www.recaro.com/index.php?id=486&region=1&L=2 . Very expensive though

I would never buy a write off car. Also Ive never seen a carbon bonnet look so out or place, the blue don't match

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