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  1. I've had the displeasure of toilets in several Steelworks in China (DON'T Scroll down if you're eating your lunch!) Here's what we called the 'toilet of delight'- nice open plan layout to enable you to talk whilst 'working something out' They're not much better in local bars either: Another site toilet -no running water, yet but doesn't stop the locals playing 'pile-on' Urinals not quite finished yet Temperature was circa -10 degrees C outside, so yes, it's an ice rink ! Why anyone would want to use a loo like this? A former colleague dropped his phone accidentally into one of these and fished it out! He was stupid enough to tell us too! I've always managed to use the western style toilets in the hotel for a number 2 and either had a pee up a emtpy corner somewhere on site or run in to the 'facilities' holding my breath, pee and leave! This local was impressive. Dumping, texting and smoking at the same time and still got his hard hat on! Usually there's no toilet paper, running water or soap! I'd always keep a roll of bog paper, baby wipes and hand sanitser in my laptop rucksack, just in case! If you can't beat them, join them n.b. That putty on the floor, is used to seal around cable ways.
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  2. Well, I have none half decent enough to reach the forum, but I'm going to do some before I scratch the spanner itch and put everything that looks unscrewable in a dozen plastic food containers... (truth is, I have a single blurry shot, at night, hood half fit. She looks like a not so respectable granny that has severe issues with a dress) (but have multiple close ups of thermostat housing...) Let's go carpet bombing ! Thanks a lot !
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  3. Finally. I now am blessed with the ownership of an early narrow SEi, largely thanks to this forum. Obviously, tinkering fever started with no delay. Staring first with the parts that I wish/need to replace. I'm going against the march of progress, going for a respectable granny appearance, hence maybe the parts I seek clutter many a garage / workshop, having been replaced by more modern contraptions. @Great_Forum_Overlord, what would be the way to go ? Start a thread with all my needs in parts wanted ? Or start a new topic for each part ? (2 or 3 at the time being, but haven't removed anything but the hood yet)
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  4. So John says to supplier “pay us loads of money to sponsor us please” ”great what do I get for that then?” ”you can sell stuff cheaper!”
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  5. Last year the Church Mouse was undergoing a major refurb and so we hastily decamped next door to the Chester Moor instead. Have to say it appears to be a better venue. Food was good and they were very accommodating. I think we may look to making this a more permanent fixture but figure we should at least give it another go this Tuesday, so 7.30 at the Chester Moor which is literally next door to the old venue.
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  6. After lots of looking I ended up AEM, but apparently it’s not particularly water prooF so I mounted mine under the dash.
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  7. I’m off to Gosport, Winchester, Salisbury and Yeovil 22/23rd. Buyer will have to meet me though, I’m on a tight timetable
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  8. +1 for a Q - lots of advantages and no disadvantage unless you want a vanity plate that you never look at when driving
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  10. Haha. Love the pictures. Really made me chuckle.
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  11. Ah! 15 mins away from my brother in-law who is down by the Wilton.
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  12. Sorry, the car is off the road as i make some changes for some carbon goodies as well as some electrical changes Hope everyone had a good christmas and new year
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  13. Not sure this is possible but to be honest, bar the perhaps ungainly entry and exit in full view of the public, a caged car on the road is just fine. Are you anywhere near Cork?
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  14. 120 hr build time 350 hr scratching your head wondering were the flip all the bits go as the manual isnt in the box and never will be
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  15. I saw a car with a split personality engine at the Sunday Scramble - Bicester Heritage event this morning: Two 3.6 litre six cylinder Jaguar engines mated and this is the unholy result: the Carbodies Medusa
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  16. I remember years back when my oldest daughter was just a toddler, we were in a small back street tyre place getting a puncture fixed. I then got the tap on the leg from her saying how she needed the toilet. Went into the 'customer' toilet and it looked similar to the one above. I'll not go into the gory details but ended up cradling her while she depth charged the bog as there was no way any contact with the seat was happening! It was a most traumatic experience early on in my amateur career as a dad. One I'll never forget.
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  17. MR2 turbo or maybe a classic mini K-swap project.
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  18. You could well be in the gun sights Tom for #3 Only want nice people on the list and although you drain cash from me , you're a great mate
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  19. Good write up inside too Mark.
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  20. Here is my Westy, this is a early post lit (1990) 1650 crossflow. Only owned for 2 week and love it!
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