Craig David

Ladies, ladies.. you're just adding yourself to my mental image of how it all might happen. :x:

The blone one and Cheryl Tweedy are rather well proportioned in a common sort of way. I'd set fire to all your Zeds in a big pile for the chance to vvank over their shadows.

Glad to say he's on the mend. My aunt (who has some experience of these things) thought he looked like he was paralyzed down one side in that picture of him after the accident. He must have taken a serious knock on the head - I hope he'll recover fully. A mate of mine crashed a bike at the TT and hit his head quite a few years ago - even now he sometimes thinks he's in a hotel and asks someone randomly where his room is or what time breakfast is.

Thanks mate I'm chuffed to bits with them. A great product at a very, very good price. :bow:

Passenger side I mounted on the fuse box, driver side I've attached it where the alarm siren is - I'll take a photo later. I looked under that pannel between the headlights but it would have been more difficult to put them there.

Just been to the shops - I don't need to wait until dark - I could see the difference in daylight. Looking forward to taking it out once it is dark. :dance:

I put them on yeaterday - it was very easy. THe only slightly hard bit was fiding space to mount the boxes which increase the voltage. They look awesome - but I haven't tried them in the dark yet as I was away last night - looking forward to trying them later! I might post a pic but I'm never convinced they show that much anyway.

Wouldn't it tramline badly?

IMHO M3 is a bit 'obvious' and I wouldn't have one because of that. Me neighbout had a year 2000 M5 - very fast but it used a lot of fuel.

Upon a recent visit to the pub i was assailed by a giant, who sought to cudgel me with a knoblolly, over a fancy that his wife had taken to me. Standing 3 feet above me, he prepared to do his worst. With complete calm, I drew forth from my sleeve a silken handkerchief and twice flicked it back and forth across his nose quothing “ ah Saucy! Saucy!” Thus admonished he shrank to half of his height and slunk dejectedly from the alehouse. My good health was drunk to by all.

I think a V8 has perfect primary and secondary ballance which a V6 doesn't.

You can have my 1999 car for £10K ;) (NA, auto, targa, 2+2, skyline metalic purple, mint, 55,000 miles, 18" wheels + originals)

:rofl: :bow:

It looks great Anna. Obviously not a man's car but great for a girl. I remember the girl in the pink Honda S2000 in Fast and thr Furious - both looked great.

Oh dear, oh dear. I can see FunkiSi doing his up like that though. :rofl:

Dolphins - you have to watch them - or they eat all the plankton, then climb out of the sea and take all our jobs and women. :rofl:

Best call the insurance company then and prepare for a premium increase!

There was a family of them in the sea near my aunts house. Fortunately she managed to cyanide them before they caused any real harm.

Now it's been dug up twice - like grave robbers in the Blitz!

Are you sure? I was 95% certain they did. Some might have been changed but I thought when new they all had leather. I could be wrong though.

I thought they'd gone bust and dissappeared anyway. At least they're still operating. Maybe if they build them in the far east they'll be a bit more reliable. lol

Looks bad as is but a bit of 'de-shyting' would see a pretty smart motor.

He's played a lot of Dungeons & Dragons! :x:

UK = Twin turbo, targa, LWB (2+2), leather. Japanese can be NA or TT, slicktop or targe, cloth or leather, SWB or LWB or various combinations. Insurance isn't always that different. And not all UK cars are ravaged by rust.

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