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No, the vid that you posted is the rise out of Fuchsröhre, the vid in the OP is the entrance to Brunchen, IIRC. Both popular spots to bin it though!

Great buy! Like you said, probably cheaper than doing it all yourself to the first one.

That's the guy. Steve. I knew that I knew the car from somewhere. Classic lift off though. Ouch.

I know that car! Ouch. Tricky section too, that.

Jesus, what a mess. I hope that you get it sorted mate.

I always thought that it was A, but I'm not 100%

From my experience and that of others, I'd say: North - Gary Burnett/RSTuning Midlands - Birchdown/Diamond Motors South - Two Techs/Rentech (the original one) There are loads of others, but I've used/know people that have used the above.

Great vid. Fanboy though.

Yep. Really good results with the MF system on Renault paint, it seems to like it. I did bring a yellow pad with me too, but they micro-mar on mine and you end up having to follow up with refining afterwards. The MF ones just work really well.

Tom's old car. Glad to see that it's still going!

Great work mate. Looked superb once we'd finished too.

To be fair, that's f*cking lovely.

Epic. That'll sound spastic.

Another one for Gary here. He did mine back in June. Spot on.

I'll be honest, it sounded like a crap idea but I actually really like that. Nice work.

AI is excellent but seems to lose its balance when the conditions are wet. Probably down to using TC. I can monster the field in a Renault if it's wet, even at 75 difficulty.

Good effort. I love Bill Bailey. Welcome to CS. :cool:

Excited to see what it's like. The last iPhone I bought was a 6 Plus, so it's a little old and creaky now!

I'd stretch to a 200 rather than a 197. I've had a 182 and 200 from new for 5+ years each and overall I'd go 200. They're not great on fuel though. ~28mpg at best, over mixed driving. 32-35 on a motorway run. Awesome cars though. Both are miles ahead of the C4.

Drops straight in. You'll need the ECU from the new engine, which sits just behind the passenger's head in the cabin.