BBQ at 2:30 am - Just keeps on rolling
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blue666uk said:
Yep, but I love it. Loads of space and really comfortable despite the sports suspension. Yes, the 3.0 is practically silent and a relatively 'brisk' cruise home last night along the motorway was just interrupted by a slight ruffle of wind noise round the mirrors, but barely noticeable. Carries the family around well, know they do big miles pretty well, and interior is still tight on this one. Also keeps the miles low on the Monaro 
I was amazed by how good the interior is after 110k+ miles, bolsters still very pert.Mine's meant to be a mile soak, but to be honest niggling problems with the power steering, and now a lean DTC (I'm betting o2 sensor) see me recently commuting in the 'ro! Problems should be rare, the EZ30 is meant to be reliable much like the LS1
blue666uk said:
Totally not HSV/Monaro related, but what better place than the BBQ thread!
Now I've got the small, needed a much better daily driver family wagon than the 14 year old Diesel Seat Leon that was chugging around in. Went and picked up a black facelift Subaru Legacy 3.0 Spec B Saturday and I love it. First auto I've ever owned, but has the flappy paddle over ride as well if the mood takes and it's bloody rapid! Very 'Q' car too
Like this - drove one when they were at the Motorshow in 2006 I think. Now I've got the small, needed a much better daily driver family wagon than the 14 year old Diesel Seat Leon that was chugging around in. Went and picked up a black facelift Subaru Legacy 3.0 Spec B Saturday and I love it. First auto I've ever owned, but has the flappy paddle over ride as well if the mood takes and it's bloody rapid! Very 'Q' car too
Thinking of another car myself, but not as a daily...
Just indeed to everything! Stuck in the office today, would love a drive out.
TV sounds good though, still persevering with an original Sony Bravia (one of the early flatscreens, still only 1080i) from 2005! Wife won't let me get a new one until this one goes kaput. And yes, it's been tempting to accidentally fall into it whilst carrying a chair or something.
TV sounds good though, still persevering with an original Sony Bravia (one of the early flatscreens, still only 1080i) from 2005! Wife won't let me get a new one until this one goes kaput. And yes, it's been tempting to accidentally fall into it whilst carrying a chair or something.
blue666uk said:
Just indeed to everything! Stuck in the office today, would love a drive out.
TV sounds good though, still persevering with an original Sony Bravia (one of the early flatscreens, still only 1080i) from 2005! Wife won't let me get a new one until this one goes kaput. And yes, it's been tempting to accidentally fall into it whilst carrying a chair or something.
i would have to break it when the wife was out TV sounds good though, still persevering with an original Sony Bravia (one of the early flatscreens, still only 1080i) from 2005! Wife won't let me get a new one until this one goes kaput. And yes, it's been tempting to accidentally fall into it whilst carrying a chair or something.
almost went for the 65" but mrs007 wants a new mattress forr the bed, so had to be good
007 VXR said:
blue666uk said:
Just indeed to everything! Stuck in the office today, would love a drive out.
TV sounds good though, still persevering with an original Sony Bravia (one of the early flatscreens, still only 1080i) from 2005! Wife won't let me get a new one until this one goes kaput. And yes, it's been tempting to accidentally fall into it whilst carrying a chair or something.
i would have to break it when the wife was out TV sounds good though, still persevering with an original Sony Bravia (one of the early flatscreens, still only 1080i) from 2005! Wife won't let me get a new one until this one goes kaput. And yes, it's been tempting to accidentally fall into it whilst carrying a chair or something.
almost went for the 65" but mrs007 wants a new mattress forr the bed, so had to be good
preciousmetal said:
007 VXR said:
blue666uk said:
Just indeed to everything! Stuck in the office today, would love a drive out.
TV sounds good though, still persevering with an original Sony Bravia (one of the early flatscreens, still only 1080i) from 2005! Wife won't let me get a new one until this one goes kaput. And yes, it's been tempting to accidentally fall into it whilst carrying a chair or something.
i would have to break it when the wife was out TV sounds good though, still persevering with an original Sony Bravia (one of the early flatscreens, still only 1080i) from 2005! Wife won't let me get a new one until this one goes kaput. And yes, it's been tempting to accidentally fall into it whilst carrying a chair or something.
almost went for the 65" but mrs007 wants a new mattress forr the bed, so had to be good
ARAF said:
preciousmetal said:
Last years Mattress cost us £1400
If you bought a quality mattress, you wouldn't need to keep changing. 
preciousmetal said:
ARAF said:
preciousmetal said:
Last years Mattress cost us £1400
If you bought a quality mattress, you wouldn't need to keep changing. 
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