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Take the link from the url bar on youtube, not one of the "video" links, then click the video button or add: link either side of the link (with just one o) and that should sort it.

It's because he's so posh and blasé about everything, it's like, "S3, so?" Also, you did know, and was all like "nahhhh".

Nice little write up as usual, lol at Ant's determination face in that pic.

Steering wheel looks SUPERB, improves the interior no end, but that number plate and those exhausts certainly make things.. interesting.

Tools are expensive, as is the dephaser itself. So expensive, it's almost always cheaper to pay someone to do it, unless you plan on owning the car for 10 years or can be bothered to buy and sell on etc.

I'd go here, as good as twotechs are, they're very expensive for what will be the same end product.

Bloody miles. Hmmmmmm....

These are all hosted on facebook so excuse the quality. I haven't picked bits and bobs for flickr just yet. All shot on my nifty fifty, and as you can tell I've been a bit of a shallow focus ***** lately. Few from holiday, and a few from a walk in the park today with the mrs' new dog...

Paul, it doesn't even look like your car! Looks hard as nails mate, love it!

8k log book loan taken out 10 hours before he swapped the car? Get's 2k, 10k in total. New owner gets chased for cash money in a few days when the loan finishes processing? Saw it quite a lot on that bailiff program?

LOL!!!! Poor Fred. Or poor Sharky. I'm not really sure. Anyway, I hope you fix it as easy as you seem to believe you can :)

I almost bought my old one back 3 months ago Mark, but then the lad that bought it off me and sold it, bought it again. LOL

You see the bit about everyone thinking I'm mad? LOL. Maybe next year mate.

Well done Scotland, well done. I'd love to buy one just like yours, but the mrs would think I was mad, as would all my colleagues, and basically anyone that isn't on here.

I realise that. But now it's over, whether he's awake or in a coma, it's very easy (for him or anyone else) to claim after the fact that you were going to help.

Yeah, it's remarkably easy for the guy who's been hurt to play the good Samaritan now, there's nothing to say he wouldn't have walked up and tried to smash the RR and bits if he hadn't been knocked down.

I have to say I agree, put a case on "so it stays mint", but you never actually get to see the mint phone you're so worried about preserving. The only time cases are relevant is for those in the workplace IMO. My work 5 has a case and a screen protector, because if I've climbed up a cat...

Re: maybe some one might know the answer Ok, so basically it has very minimal options. Cup Chassis (stiffer chassis) Speedline wheels It hasn't got: Recaro seats Cornering lights Spoiler Anything else. Hope that helps. Basically, if you got a good deal, great, but it's a...

Sand paper, wood filler, and some black gloss spray paint. Sorted.

There is actually a reported service problem when you log into web admin at the moment, it's under repair but mostly fixed. Sending emails can take upto 30 minutes today it seems and even then it's hit and miss.

Mk2Ph1 to Mk2Ph2 isn't too bad, I imagine this'd be a whole different ball game!

I'd say dropbox, but if you want access to MS office, go for exchange and and use skydrive. Couldn't be much more simple. Although funnily enough today 365 is having a mare, first time in 6 months though tbh.

Straight swap yes, other than one thing, there are a different amount of screw holes with screws in different places along the bootlid line, some nice big washer headed self tappers work perfectly and takes 20 seconds to do. Other than that, and the arch lines, it really is as easy as it sounds.

I was a ph1 owner before you even knew what one was ;) It's not trying to make something look like something, the ph1 strips are utter pov spec off of a standard 1.2 8v or whatever, the smoother, far more modern, and far more in keeping with the styling of the car ph2 strips look so much...

Ph2 colour coded strips are 100% win.

Fair point. Well made.

Fill them with a flammable gas and sprinkle the edges with something that'd spark when a knife hits it every night? Perfect.

Not only does that emphasise my point further, it also gives me concerns as to whether you're a bit of a plank or not. I'm no bike man and I clearly put "or whatever" to demonstrate this, but nice catch all the same.

Really? Only reason I ask is I imagine it to pop and launch the knife back at you? Not only that, but having put a hacksaw to a tyre before, they're not exactly thin, especially low profile big old Rangie tyres with a minimal surface area to go for.

Yep. Check for danger. Always. It says they slashed his tyres, has anyone on here ever actually slashed a tyre? I don't imagine it to be that easy, so they must have had quite some knife with them!