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Took me about 5-6 months to find one I liked enough, I've test driven some f**king dogs I can tell you. As I said, the offer of help is there if you want me to look at any cars with you in the Lincoln area.
Not sure, as I've only lived in Lincoln for a year. But it's the one next to Italia Moto. Only saw it when my Dad went to get parts for his Ducati. :rasp:
You missed a good one for sale in Lincoln. I bought it a few weeks back though, unlucky. 53 plate 172 in Flame Red with a FSH and 38,000 on the clocks. Got it for just over £3k minus what I got for my old fucked up 206 GTi.
If you want any help buying one in the Lincoln area give me a shout...
Re: Problems with my Renault clio 2002 expressions rear lights! PLEASE HELP ME GUYS A
Yes you did.
Here: http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?590413-Rear-cluster-problem...&p=7911976&highlight=#post7911976
And you were told how to fix it.
Re: Problems with my Renault clio 2002 expressions rear lights! PLEASE HELP ME GUYS A
Didn't I see this already posted this in the Problems area/somewhere else? You have also been advised how to fix it, weren't you? :S
Also depends on the mileage you do really I guess. No point buying one with really low mileage and then piling it on. You'll kick the s**t out of the value of the car when you come to sell.
I only do 3,000 to 4,000 a year now-a-days so I bought a 2003 172 with only 38,000 on the clocks.
You need the California Scents 'Xtreme' air freshers. Make sure it's the extreme ones like this: http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_storeId_10001_catalogId_10151_productId_800577_langId_-1_categoryId_165595
Job done. Thank me later.
It's ACTUALLY the cancel for the speed limiter functionality. Try it, set the speed limiter, then try and accelerate. It won't go any faster until you hit the switch at the bottom that over-rides it.
Bit like a kick-down switch in an auto car.