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You know I pay a pittance for tgese things, anyway...

Just got a stone chip in the window!!! That's another £20

Aphrodite's due a 'big' service. The cambelt was done late last year, but the spark plugs will need changing, oil and filters, could do with my wheel bearings and bushes checking as I've got egg shaped tyres on at the moment rattling things about more than normal. (there was a good reason for my free tyres) New tyres are needed on the front. Brake lines exploded a few months ago, and though I have new ones I want them looked at again, to be sure they're ok. But if I'm nice to my mechanic I'llonly pay about £100-£150 for the lot

If you need somewhere to stay Dahn Sahf the offer of my spare room is always on. I'm told I'm a great cook if you're in time for dinner

Not including fiel Nothing

Diva's right, nothing like playing with a stick as you drive Six inches of play is ridiculous

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VAG's are very good at doing what they're told.... how very boring At least it's not the Fiat 500 again, eh?

T all depends what the car was tuned to work with. Also the higher the profile of car the better they seem to run on premium fuels...

I've been a few times now, and to be honest, It gets a bit samey. The company makes all the difference, though

Yeah... was really strange. We fixed it, I'll have to ask the hubmeister

My boot used to pop itself open... Can't remember what the cause was now, though

I always drive with dip beam on In a grey car you're more likely noticed with lights Plus they're so shit I need them on to see in the day

Is it full of his '80s memor.... Oh I see

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Hi AlfaRomeo Welcome in and have a look around.

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Hubby's series iii lightweight landrover is a classic. It's a shocking piece of kit and may well have put me off for life :/

Just Remembered! Another option is furniture polish. It's less damaging to your seals than silicone or WD. Spray it on a cloth, then rub onto the seals. Don't spray directly as you'll make a big ol' mess! Works pretty much like the WD does, apparently. Again I don't know this for sure as I have never had frozen windows. Windows and doors do not freeze, it is the seals and rubber, so you could check them for cracks etc and get them replaced if necessary. This will help too