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Yeah. That's 37 km so that's around 22 miles.

I know Graham, top bloke. He delivered us Williams Clio 0001 to FCS last year. He gets stuck at most shows that Renault supply cars to now. Here he is again with is trusty van and trailer: http://www.rapidpants.com/images/gallery/motors/2006/Williams/Williams_02.html

Looks like a Cup race car to me with it being that low and the offset of those white speedlines. On a 197/Cup they sit a lot further in. No rear wiper also. Could have been bought as a track day toy by someone.

The GTX is the beast in the range, but all the 8800s are great cards. I love the Crysis comment!! It struggles on my 8800 GTX on anything above medium. I don't think my Athlon FX 60 is up to it these days. Looking into it a little the older 8800GTS with 640mb is still a little bit faster in...

Amazing steak house. I was over the GP a few years back and made a point of visiting St Elmos steak house. Everyone told us we wouldn't get a seat at short notice! We turned up on the doorstep in the pouring rain, were seated and given towls. lol The roof inside was leaking the rain was so...

Knowing how rarely K gets on here these days I'll answer that. lol It's a Blueflame.

Nokia 6110 http://www.gsmarena.com/nokia_6110-8.php Then a Nokia 7110: http://www.gsmarena.com/nokia_7110-15.php Then a Nokia 8310 in blue: http://www.gsmarena.com/nokia_8310-241.php Then a 7250: http://www.gsmarena.com/nokia_7250-371.php Then I had a SE K700 followed by a Nokia 6230...

I had a ph2 172 and a 182 with Cup packs before the Trophy. The way it's away been for me is that both of them were better than the 172. The 182 with cup packs is a great car for the road (seeing as I commute into Brum each day) and fantastic on track. It's an amazing all rounder. The Trophy...

Just spec them on a normal 197. Then you won't even have the pikey dash. Only reason to buy the cup is the price.

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Not entirely sure. Think it was on an N plate. So his 3? I know you sold one to someone who lives near me.

Most likely Daz's old car. This eveing at Hill Top. Looked dead as his lights were out and he was rolling across the mini roundabout. Almost offered to give him a push but was running late to go see my parents.

Nice one Jay. I had a 2.0 litre Zetec as a company car for a couple of years. Very reliable, and surprisngly fun to drive, if a little under powered. Red is the colour to have of course.

Yeah lovely pins. Dam it, I never knew that. I wondered how long I'd been using mine.

Don't worry Nige, here she is: http://www.skysports.com/tv_show/story/0,20144,12381_2657066,00.html Lovely.

I'm sure I read 200 hours.

I ran mine reduced, but not at the levels the geeks reckon you should use. I couldn't see a sodding thing in Rainbow 6 at those levels. lol Did you see the best of Soccer AM this morning? Around 8.30 the Soccerette was stunning. I even moved treadmills to get closer to the screen.

It's not a problem. I've played games for hours and hours with static huds. Forza, Colin McRae Rally (that was one of the worst), Gears of War etc etc. They all burn the screen, and you can see the burn on a solid background, like the Sky guide screens. It only lasts 10 minutes if that, then...

The SD picture is almost as good as an old good quality CRT TV. My 26" Samsung LCD is shocking at SD stuff.

I couldn't be happier with it. You have to watch screen burn when it's new but now I've had it 6 months I just use it as I would any TV. The image quality is amazing. I got Sky HD when I got the screen. The Top Gear polar episode was stunning. I paid £950 for mine.

After comparing lots of different sets now with the guys at work we've decided that anything about 37" you have to go Plasma still. So I'd go Plasma for 42". I did and I don't regret it one bit. 1080p makes next to no difference at that size but does add a fair bit to the cost. My boss just...

Cheers Mark, I'll know for next time. It's just been done at the main dealers. They've adjusted it for me.

I did mine on my parents drive last winter and by the time I'd finished I had to hold onto the car to stop me sliding over on the ice!

I'd expect it to freeze over pretty much straight away too. He was using warm water as I could see the steam rising.

As I opened the blinds in the bedroom this morning at 7.30 I couldn't help but notice the guy who lives opposite me was washing his car!!! WTF. My car was iced over still so surely he's risking doing some damage? The guy obviously has OCD as he washes it most days. It's a silver Zafira so...

Racing blue with stripes and arctic blue. This morning.

Probably none to you, but for the guy working from home it meant we could lock down his connection to just him.

One of the lads at work uses them as does one of our guys who works from home. Both have been very happy with the performance they get. They also give out static IP addresses (at a cost) which is very rare these days.

It's not done it since yesterday morning. It was fine on the way home and in this morning. They're still going to take a look on Friday while they look at the other faults. It did clear 37k miles today though.

I'll check when I leave this evening. I couldn't tell this morning as I reversed off my drive on full lock all I got was the usual nasty feeling from the front tyres. You know the one, it feels like you have a flat.