I too have shiny nuts
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Must admit, I thought these sounded a tad expensive, until they arrived that is.
My dad's an engineer & was a bit concerned at the cost, but when he saw them, he said they were good value.
316 grade stainless steel & it looks like a lot of work's gone into them.
Now, if only I had a car to put them on.
It's at Ewelme & I'm desperate to call them & ask how they're getting on, but I don't want to bother them, in case I slow them down (I'm a sad bar steward)
So if anyone go's to Ewelme in the next few days "HOW'S MY CAR ?"
My dad's an engineer & was a bit concerned at the cost, but when he saw them, he said they were good value.
316 grade stainless steel & it looks like a lot of work's gone into them.
Now, if only I had a car to put them on.
It's at Ewelme & I'm desperate to call them & ask how they're getting on, but I don't want to bother them, in case I slow them down (I'm a sad bar steward)
So if anyone go's to Ewelme in the next few days "HOW'S MY CAR ?"
crankedup said:
£100 for wheel nuts ![]()
Sprayed mine this afternoon with manifold paint, then I think a dob of green paint on the nut ends and they should look spiv.![]()
I've earned my reputation as a tight fisted bast*rd over the course of a good many years and I aint about to quit now![]()
I colour coded mine at first, but got pi$$ed off with having to touch them up every time I took a wheel off.
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