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For obvious reasons (it's only a mile and a half to travel) I 'll be up for it. Time dependent though as I have to pick my son up from Glasgow , late afternoon. Andy

I'd heard about it, good to actually see the clip. Quite amazing to see the Lion acting like an excited cub at that size. :hyper::hyper:

Give me a shout during your visit and I'll prise the Zed out of the garage :)

What !! You mean we're not having a March meet? :D:D

Walked straight into my "up and over" garage door which I had fully opened but the wind had caught and dropped to eye level. Slightly stunned for a minute. Doh........

Which request was that.........the one for the naked dancing girls maybe :D:D

Looks nice, I like the colour. :D Any chance of it attending the next meet? Andy

Brilliant :rofl::rofl:

No, they don't look cool (imo) :hurl::hurl:

Yeah, I've got to go with the flow here.......the original wheels are far better :D

Hi Dan and welcome, hopefully we'll see you at the next local meet?

Brilliant - never seen that before. :D:D

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Yep - I've done that before ...................felt a right d1ck :o :rofl:

Just about choked on my coffee ...........................:D:D:D:D

The very same thing happened to my Primera, it' s a well known fault with them. Replaced the wiper motor (£7.51 inc. postage on Ebay) and all is well again :D Andy

That's a handy shelf at the back though :rofl:

That's one lucky man...........he should try the lottery as soon as possible :D

The thermostat on my daily ride (Primera 2.0 TDS) jammed shut on my thirty mile commute to work a couple of weeks ago, I didn't notice the temp gauge rising until too late. :eek: It happened to be the coldest morning of the year -5 degrees! By that time, my water had all boiled away out of the expansion bottle leaving me with an extremely hot engine. Two hours and one uplift recovery later (only cost me a bottle of whisky), thermostat is replaced and all is well again. All for the sake of a six pound Nissan thermostat (ten pounds at the local motor factors by the way) which has worked perfectly for the last one hundred thousand miles - strange how it should just pack in like that though. :confused:

Hi all, Now - I'm sure that I'm not the only person that reads about offsets in posts but hasn't a clue what they are or refer to :confused: In reasonably plain English, can someone explain what offsets are and what they do, with photos preferably. :D Anxiously awaiting to be enlightened - Andy

Mmmmm..........shiny :bow:

Awww........he's jealous :D:D:D

There sure was and there were more of them than us unfortunately!

Thanks Dave, that was quick work! :bow:

Good to meet you, Huggy, Davy and Robert today, the roofs went back on though - didn't they? It was a wee bit cold in that wind :eek: Cheers - Andy