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On a related note, do you have a cage fitted? I'd strongly advise a roll cage if you are going to strap yourself in a rigid position with harnesses.

You may as well fit a pair of farmhouse pine dining chairs. Try a few out and get something comfortable. Steel framed seats are ok if you don't want to do more than about 2 miles.

Real or not - that style of wheel always looks horrific to me.

f**king Chelsea tractors.

Photographers are like detailers these days* *Not all, obviously. But you do see some that have bought a decent camera and thrown together a website portfolio and think they are talented.

Get in to the habit of wiping them off with brake cleaner on some paper towel as you go along before putting them away. EuroCarParts often have Pagid brake cleaner on offer for a shade under £1.50 a can. Even WD40/GT85 or similar will do the job if you have some handy.

Just read through a fair bit of this thread. I notice you mention rust creeping back in the areas it was previously, 3 years after being painted.

The last time a CS owned RB was spotted on 'screen' with a woman in the shot (or was it a male) there was an equal amount of guys trawling the net for the footage. You won't find that on ITV player...

Halfords do a fair range so they may have one on the shelf.

I would personally keep some of the comforts. I've a caged 205 with buckets and harnesses and other than rear seats being removed due to being pointless with a cage over them, I retain my carpet and full dash as the car becomes less pleasurable for fast road jaunts. I had the full carpet and...

Gunmetal.

Do you have imperial sized sockets in your set you can try? An Irwin bolt grip may or (probably) may not fit in the hole. If not suitable for this occasion, certainly worth putting on your Xmas list as when next in a similar position they are worth their weight in gold sat in a drawer ready...

Being a Clio forum, let's take a 2002 172 for example. 13 years old. 13 x 12,000 = 156,000 miles. Your average 172 doesn't often have 156,000 miles. It's a good way of sellers making a car sound less used than it has been, especially for a several year old car that's done a lot of miles in...

That was very much an Autotrader rule of thumb back in '85.

You have nicer kitchen units in your garage, than I have in my HOUSE.

Spotted Saturday 25th July in Clevedon, parked up behind an Ice Cream shop. One of us?

I may pop along if I've nothing on, so will keep an eye out.

Who's hosting this, C.J?

I've got Keihin bike carbs (Suzuki GSXR) on one of my cars and I have no issues with them at all. I'd imagine the same amount, if not more development went in to them as Jenveys for example, being a mass produced Japanese component, so with a well designed and fabricated manifold you shall...

I personally prefer the square edges of the 4/5, but I always use a case and I'm sure I can get one that gives a square feel in your hand. I will end up getting the 6S as my 24month contracts 'expire' in September so I've had the 4S and 5S because of this pattern.

I've a 2.0 205 on bodies and it's great fun to surprise people.

I'd try lubing it first.

Nice thread, this. Refreshing to see a trader offering as much free advice as they can to help a member out.

Don't see why it wouldn't be worth £300 to someone. At least it's fairly obvious what it means - compared to many you see.

Blackcircles. £44.54ea

Are you breaking this now?

Is that not so it doesn't continue to use your data allowance whilst your phone is locked/app is minimized? That's what I've always assumed, and it makes sense if so. I'd hate for it to continually try to buffer videos for example if I was on a video heavy website.

Pliers or grips on the end of the cable to pull the end away from the arm. A sufficient sized drift/punch should then knock the sleeve out of the caliper. Although to be fair, as above - a pair cables isn't too expensive.

Snapped spring? Have you had the car jacked up and the wheel off to inspect?

Does the courier you used, state that car parts are exempt from claims?