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Blown2CV said:
what all dem seat buttonz do?
Drop panties. Guaranteed.http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2014...
W00DY said:
MNNN a bottle of wine and a read through this paperwork the weekend after you have purchased it (I don't like the car that much though!).
SpeckledJim said:
She's going to go berserk, but life's too short to allow the ill-informed wishes of one's loved ones to prevent one taking the decisions that they don't realise are the ones they'd also make if they knew as much as one does.
If we ever have a thread anthem, these words need to be woven in to it. Nicely put, even if this sort of sentiment seems usually to be followed by a thread in the Lounge titled 'help a middle-aged man with housing and love options...'
That Safrane is wonderful. These have loads of tech on, think they had a computer that spoke to you too. That one is manuel too, parfait.
I did look very C6s very carefully before I bought my CLS. Full fat tax (£500) on all 2.7D models and uninspiring economy put me off. Mechanicals seem ok though - plenty of good info on c6owners.org.
I did look very C6s very carefully before I bought my CLS. Full fat tax (£500) on all 2.7D models and uninspiring economy put me off. Mechanicals seem ok though - plenty of good info on c6owners.org.
CharlesdeGaulle said:
SpeckledJim said:
She's going to go berserk, but life's too short to allow the ill-informed wishes of one's loved ones to prevent one taking the decisions that they don't realise are the ones they'd also make if they knew as much as one does.
If we ever have a thread anthem, these words need to be woven in to it. Nicely put, even if this sort of sentiment seems usually to be followed by a thread in the Lounge titled 'help a middle-aged man with housing and love options...'
drfrank said:
Blown2CV said:
what all dem seat buttonz do?
Break?
LOL ....brilliant
Those famously reliable French electrics !
My 2001 Polo GTI so far in its entire life (electrical faults):what all dem seat buttonz do?
Break?
LOL ....brilliant
Those famously reliable French electrics !
Failed central locking pump (twice)
Brake light switch broken
Alternator packed up (94k miles)
ABS sensors failed (twice)
Electric window switches not working (twice)
Rear wash wipe broken (twice)
Electric heating element in the door mirror is broken
Internal door lock button failed
Edited by BeirutTaxi on Monday 26th January 21:51
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2014...
Silver with red is an ace combo, looks pretty tidy too.
bullrunner said:
What do we think of this........looks good for the money and what it is
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2000-BMW-528i-SPORT-SILV...
Seems like £1000 more than I would want to pay, but maybe I'm way off the mark. Also, call me cynical but it is 15 years old, 5 previous owners and only 86k miles... really? I would be highly suspicious if the 'service history' consists of only a stamped book and no invoices to back it up. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2000-BMW-528i-SPORT-SILV...
edit: those wheels look nice but I reckon the ride on 19" and sport suspension would be pretty firm too?
Edited by VolvoT5 on Monday 26th January 21:28
The 124 passed a milestone tonight as I journey to Walsall. I phoned my wife to tell her. She told me to go in the back of the glovebox wherein I found a small present: a pair of 300,000mile cufflinks. We are a very sad family.
Must get on: another 60 miles to go before bedtime.
ETA: I know how dangerous the hard shoulder is.
Must get on: another 60 miles to go before bedtime.
ETA: I know how dangerous the hard shoulder is.
andy43 said:
Love that !
Used to have an RS2 back in 2006, and trim parts we're becoming somewhat rare and NLA
guessing this wouldn't be much different?
0a said:
derin100 said:
SpeckledJim said:
radiodanno said:
Caruso said:
I didn't think this day would ever come.
Sadly, my testiclé are too small for such extravagances.
She's going to go berserk, but life's too short to allow the ill-informed wishes of one's loved ones to prevent one taking the decisions that they don't realise are the ones they'd also make if they knew as much as one does.
My weakness as a Dictator was amply illustrated this past weekend. I spotted a car which I should have just bought immediately. However, I dallied overnight pending a "consensus vote" the following morning...only to lose out by a matter of minutes as the car was sold from under my nose!
What was the car?
SpeckledJim said:
derin100 said:
SpeckledJim said:
radiodanno said:
Caruso said:
I didn't think this day would ever come.Sadly, my testiclé are too small for such extravagances.
She's going to go berserk, but life's too short to allow the ill-informed wishes of one's loved ones to prevent one taking the decisions that they don't realise are the ones they'd also make if they knew as much as one does.
My weakness as a Dictator was amply illustrated this past weekend. I spotted a car which I should have just bought immediately. However, I dallied overnight pending a "consensus vote" the following morning...only to lose out by a matter of minutes as the car was sold from under my nose!
Said jealousy elevates said dominion's perceived value, thus relegating in relative terms the area of vehicular mastery I quietly assume as my own.
Puppet Master.
(what?)
In a similar manne,r my "loss" at the weekend on the car that I should have quickly snapped-up but that was evidently quickly snapped-up by someone else gave validity to my powers of judgment in Mrs D's eyes. Therefore, despite "losing" that car, it wasn't a total loss in terms of my freedom of future operations!
"There's Always a Silver Lining" is my motto for 2015.
r129sl said:
The 124 passed a milestone tonight as I journey to Walsall. I phoned my wife to tell her. She told me to go in the back of the glovebox wherein I found a small present: a pair of 300,000mile cufflinks. We are a very sad family.
Must get on: another 60 miles to go before bedtime.
Having a supportive OH for emotive driving experiences is key Must get on: another 60 miles to go before bedtime.
E24man said:
r129sl said:
The 124 passed a milestone tonight as I journey to Walsall. I phoned my wife to tell her. She told me to go in the back of the glovebox wherein I found a small present: a pair of 300,000mile cufflinks. We are a very sad family.
Must get on: another 60 miles to go before bedtime.
Having a supportive OH for emotive driving experiences is key Must get on: another 60 miles to go before bedtime.
I haven't driven since 30th November :got a letter from DVLA yesterday saying they'd written to my consultant but not had a response so couldn't make a decision as to whether I'm OK to drive or not.
The E65 is still being used once a week or so and is on a mere 121k.
It's MOT is up March 18th so I'll probably get it done some time end of Feb. Can't imagine it failing on anything (famous last words)
r129sl said:
The 124 passed a milestone tonight as I journey to Walsall. I phoned my wife to tell her. She told me to go in the back of the glovebox wherein I found a small present: a pair of 300,000mile cufflinks. We are a very sad family.
Must get on: another 60 miles to go before bedtime.
ETA: I know how dangerous the hard shoulder is.
That's all very sweet, but which of you was swotty enough to zero the trip at 299,876?Must get on: another 60 miles to go before bedtime.
ETA: I know how dangerous the hard shoulder is.
Higher levels of attainment going on there.
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