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  1. Oh, I thought the 'W' stood for wide body, my mistake. Mr Q, I'm sure the right one will come along soon enough.
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  2. I think pete is spot on with the engine in the for sale add, if your going to do track days it's dry dumped and would suit your needs
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  3. Ah that's a shame your going to miss the event and I hope u manage to get sorted soon.
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  4. Think theres a nice xe for sales on here. Here you go http://forum.wscc.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic/105974-c20xe-engine-with-dry-sump-kit-and-exhaust/#entry1117177
    1 point
  5. Bummer… hope its fixed soon bro
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  6. Was supposed to be cutting the lawn untill my mate turned up to see if I wanted to go to the local Cobra Club meet. Lawn mower away, Westfield out.
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  7. Another vote for the bin bag tent!!!! It actually may still be in the wheelie bin behind the toilets. Seriously tho he bought a cheap tent which BIL claimed to "only slow down the rain" First night he got wet with the rain...............second wet with the perspiration
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  8. It's good to hear all about the trips Looks like the seasons underway at last
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  9. Before going on the dredded eBay with it I thought I would see if anyone is interested. Its a white 60L biorb life tank complete with inteligent led light, biorb air tube pebble set, heater, air pump and a background sheet. There are a few fine scratches but they don't show when the water is in. Just needs a new filter, water and fish. £150
    1 point
  10. Thanks chaps for the input . On your good advice we have phoned the building inspector and arranging for him to visit , think he said the cost is £81 as said above , but he did mention something about the doors also need certificating if they are over 50% glass area , which they all are . My concern now is if they happen to fail inspection ! Does this mean they will all need to be ripped out and replaced . not being familiar with building regs so no idea what they mean by installed correctly , do they mean fitted upside down or back to front or something ? All I can say is that talking to the guy when he fitted them he seemed to me to know his job , I saw the work done and from my eyes it all seemed OK so would be very surprised if they were rejected, but got to admit it is a bit of a worry . Just to add we had the property refurbished with a view to letting so the windows had to have openings that allowed evacuation in the event of fire , not sure if there was anything else special about them but one thing , being a bungalow there are no lintels fitted just 2 coarses of brick above each window , every property on this estate was built the same .
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