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***** Motors Chat - Round 5*****
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Matt Simis wrote: »The 2.3 bucket its in isnt that much! Also the car is dirt cheap. Not sure on the Classic tax.. that clearly isn't going to happen on a 2.4JTD 156? But its not in any sort of extreme insurance band or anything.
Classic for the old Japanese cars, I presumed.
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The Ka. Borrowed car until after christmas when I can pop the C5 back on the road.
It's made even less masculine by having flower stickers on the rear quarter panel. And a flower atop of the aeriel. :pac:
That was a lot of guessing :P
Not the hight of manliness but good fun little cars
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A little hello from Holland, Hope ye are all keeping well, have been drooling over some of the cars here, the Dutch seem to love their cars, must try and get some photos but they drive by so fast, a ferrarri F60 passed me today and the sound from it was Amazing!!! Miss driving now but i don't think id like to drive here, they are pure crazy and I thought the Germans were bad
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Marty McFly wrote: »Since I know there is one or two BMW owners on here, does anyone know the best way of connecting an Ipod? One that can be controlled via the steering wheel controls preferably? I know BMW have there own one but is it any use?
I use the Aux-In in mine but you can't control it from the wheel. Just put it on shuffle, be grand 0 -
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MetzgerMeister wrote: »I use the Aux-In in mine but you can't control it from the wheel. Just put it on shuffle, be grand
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MetzgerMeister wrote: »I use the Aux-In in mine but you can't control it from the wheel. Just put it on shuffle, be grand
Yea have mine that way to and plugged into a USB via the cigarette lighter port but bit distracting when you want to change a song and you have to lift up the armrest to do so.
Maybe I should just delete all the shiite of my ipod problem solved. 0 -
Supergurrier wrote: »Managed to order my new exhaust system for 100 quid less that I was about to pay yesterday.
Happy out. Now to spend the next week waiting for the postman !
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Marty McFly wrote: »Yea have mine that way to and plugged into a USB via the cigarette lighter port but bit distracting when you want to change a song and you have to lift up the armrest to do so.
Maybe I should just delete all the shiite of my ipod problem solved.
Exactly
I go through my iTunes every so often and delete stuff I'm sick of and put on new stuff instead. Much safer than trying to change the track. With that said though, I normally make CDs instead.0 -
Same here, the only part of life that I still use CDs for is in the car(s)MetzgerMeister wrote: »Exactly
I go through my iTunes every so often and delete stuff I'm sick of and put on new stuff instead. Much safer than trying to change the track. With that said though, I normally make CDs instead.0 -
MetzgerMeister wrote: »The one thing I HATE about ordering stuff is the wait. I put in another order with Gtechniq on Sunday and I'm waiting on that along with a new squash racket, both of which are coming from the UK.
The worst though is when you order something on a Wednesday/Thursday or Friday from abroad. Then you have Saturday and Sunday when your order is just sitting somewhere and not moving :pac:
Indeed. Even though I got a great price the 60 sterling postage is hard to swallow.
The wait not so much as I'm working away trying to get full time at work and have a few day jobs to tackle on the car anyway. (Paint some trim/dewiper the rear etc)
Do you know of a good sealant for exhaust tips I could use like the gtecniq one for wheels ?
Also @ ded yup treating myself to some processed cow anuses (McDonalds) later 0 -
Supergurrier wrote: »Do you know of a good sealant for exhaust tips I could use like the gtecniq one for wheels ?
What I did with my exhaust tips was polish them with Meguiars metal polish until no more black transferred onto the cotton pad, smothered them in Gtechniq panel wipe (IPA) and then applied 2 coats of Gtechniq EXO.
They've been shiny ever since and won't require polishing until the EXO wears off (almost 2 years time) 0 -
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MetzgerMeister wrote: »What I did with my exhaust tips was polish them with Meguiars metal polish until no more black transferred onto the cotton pad, smothered them in Gtechniq panel wipe (IPA) and then applied 2 coats of Gtechniq EXO.
They've been shiny ever since and won't require polishing until the EXO wears off (almost 2 years time)
Sounds good. Where do you recommend I buy them and the wheel sealant ?
Just want to get them sorted out before they get fitted/coked up0
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