Chrisg

Very moving....

I hope your not going to treat little maud like that

Congratulations to both and don't worry about Jack,......he's just having a midlife crisis.:-D

Another one? Comes of too much plank polishing :cool2:

Congratulations

Doesn't grasshopper scrub up well

This one was so arrogant she never even looked up......

 

And you were surprised?......... surely you know all BMW drivers are exempt from all traffic regulations (or they seem to think they are)

I've been told that some of the BMWs even tell you when to change gear :shake:

 

 

Thats how the motorhomes with cars on an A frame manage

HI CW this may be of use for fault finding

http://www.mlcmotorfactors.co.uk/Trouble%20Tracers/PistonTT.pdf

Sorry to read of your problems. If the piston's picked up at 90 degrees to the pin I would guess that its overheated

There was a 101 in the vehicle sale

Didn't see you there Tim Saw Clive Elliott & didn't spend too much money Got home about 8.30 pm kinda kackered

just seen it on chanel 5 great advert

Makes you appreciate the 101. A lot of the RBs were sold off cheap as Shoot vehicles for beaters. I preffered to walk.

What the beaters were shooting them

The llama was the one that had potential,all it needed was a decent diesel engine,why did they knock that on the head i wonder.

Anyone know why Perkins abandoned diesling the rover v8?

1.5 million,i doubt that,how much do they take at the gate,dont tell you that.What about the warrior that seems to pay.How can you have a ship still in service but funded else where,there more barmy than me.

yes....

Just heard on the radio, that the Navy are looking at selling off HMS Victory to make some money. Just hope whoever buys it dosent convert it into a house boat.

 

From Wave 105 web site

HMS Victory could be sold off

 

 

 

Portsmouth's historic warship HMS victory could be run by a charity or public body and not the Royal Navy, the Ministry of Defence says.

The 249-year-old warship was Lord Nelson's flagship during the 1805 Battle of Trafalgar when the Royal Navy defeated a combined French and Spanish fleet to save the country from invasion.

The naval hero died on Victory after being shot during the engagement.

The MoD is looking at a series of options to run the ship and maintain it in a consultation exercise.

These include keeping the current status quo, public ownership by another government department or non-departmental public body.

Others options are setting up of a new charity for the ship or employing an existing charity.

Currently based at the Historic Dockyard, Victory is the oldest commissioned warship in the world but it is increasingly costing money to maintain with costs of around £1.5 million a year and more, if major work is needed.

A MOD spokesman said: "This is not a case of the Navy giving away HMS Victory nor are we decommissioning it. We are looking at a range of funding options for the continued support and ongoing maintenance of HMS Victory.

 

 

(1.5 million a year, the MoD wastes that in a month if not a week)

 

Paul

Typical anything to do with history and its got to be forgotten/sold/ignored

Was that before or after the Spanish Armada had been defeated mate ? :-D:-D

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Does the mutt go that fast? :cool2:

Hmmm............I had trouble understanding you, with that Doooooorset accent :-D

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

Are there any helicoptors close by.?

I'm sure that they could be arranged :rofl::rofl:

Thats 2 barrels of beer, 20 bottles of champagne, 60 bottles of wine and several crates of lager i have to load into the landie tomorrow. Tires me out just thinking about it!

That must be the tall one sorted What's every one else going to drink ? :coffee:

Good luck and best wishes for Saturday I hope the weather's fine and everything goes to plan

If there's no compression it's got to be valves or piston.

Hasn't it?

............or hang a bucket from a prearranged part of the vehicle, such as rear tow hook :rofl::rofl::rofl:

Or a jerrycan or battery? :cool2:

Funny enough - was talking about this in bed with Mrs Beckett only this morning - it will be sorted in time.....for the Plain's weekend :whistle:

Which year :cool2:

The only one I've heard of is to aid reversing if stuck