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I'd love to see what the rest of this monstrosity looks like!

Me and the other half have 5 insured between us currently. She's got 3 on a mulitcar policy at around £800 a year (2 x Minis and a Jimny). I insure the other 2, Jeep Wrangler is on a normal policy using my no claims and my MR2 is on a classic car policy at <£200. Combined its roughly £1400 a...

I was behind this beast earlier. The lesser known Ford S-Max ST TSX (It's a diesel). The sticker just topped it off nicely!

I've noticed a CRX parked around the corner from me a few times recently. Not seen one in years.

I have a 6 speed gear knob, i'll check the condition and come back to you. I'll have those bits of trim too but they are silver

What bits do you need other than wheels, I've got a bunch of spares

I'm talking about what you can legally store at home, not what you can buy

30l in a max of 2 containers I believe

This stuff is good https://www.shopnshine.co.uk/collections/fabric-cleaners-and-sealants/products/koch-chemie-pol-star

It's 72k or 6 years (whichever comes first) If it hasn't been done, it needs doing ASAP.

Headlight washers aren't a testable item on pre september 2009 cars, so you are fine.

The inside pad is probably seized in the front calipers. Common issue on 197's and 200's

I use this myself https://www.shopnshine.co.uk/koch-chemie-pol-star

You can apply that logic to many things in life, but if you worried about everything that 'could' happen you'd never leave the house!

Can't help with that, never owned one! lol

Something like this? http://www.gsparkplug.com/4-cyl-ht-ignition-lead-kit-3x-mtrs-cable-4x-plug-caps-terminals-covers.html

Unless it's changed in recent MOT updates then I understand it as follows: if fitted and connected (but not working) - it's a fail. If fitted but not connected its an advisory. Although the tester isn't allowed to check if the light is connected so it should always be a pass and advise really.

In our previous we suffered a similar issue. The VM router was in the garage (at my request) but it made the wifi signal poor in the living room and a couple of bedrooms. I sorted it on the cheap with 50m of eBay special cat 6 cable routed around the perimeter of the house externally, an old...

Are all the heat shields in place and not bent out of shape etc?

Bosch will be fine mate, it's probably the OEM manufacturer anyway.

They aren't 18650 cells though, they're Ni-cd.

As long as all the door handle to open the door is still there, I can't see it being a problem.

To be fair, my Makita one doesn't cope well with wheel nuts. It's only rated to 160nm and wasn't really what I bought it for though. It's great at making jobs faster, which is what I wanted from it. I attempt whatever I'm undoing with the impact driver first - if it won't budge I have a...

I use these with my Makita 1/4" Impact driver - no problems at all (I realise it says 80Nm max but seems to have coped fine so far) https://www.screwfix.com/p/erbauer-socket-driver-set-3-pieces/6297d

Is anyone heading to the open day at Shop 'n Shine in Derby this weekend? Starts 10am Sunday. https://www.shopnshine.co.uk/

I keep seeing a red Triumph GT6 driving down my street - will try and get a photo. Never seen one on the road until this one. Great looking and sounding thing!

Megane conversion time!

I want to see something like this!

I remember the lowering springs on my '98 Corsa B being loose enough to remove by hand if you jacked it up, it went through an MOT fine. This was 18 years ago though, so of very little use to you in this situation.

@Spookyneil Any more news mate?