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I have one of these, wife bought it for me and I don't expect she paid a lot either...very ergonomic - I don't use it as much as I should. My 1/4 drive ratchet is a FACOM which I use everyday more or less.

This is to do with Lithuania playing Italy - I only know that as I saw it was on BT Sport this morning......did they win ?

I've always liked Rotas for the Zed :thumbup1:. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Rota-Grid-Alloys-18-Nissan-RX7-Supra-5x114-Drift-9-5-10j-Drift-/231058101209?ssPageName=ADME:B:SS:GB:3160

You've clearly put up the wrong link......those are 3 spoke :no:.

This is a car forum and we love cars and I thought you'd all like to see, sure if there was a supercar that drove past your house you'd all sit up and take notice just like you would if a 25 year old blonde walked her dog past your residence on a very hot sticky summer day........now where's the footage I have of that :tongue_smilie:.

They didn't think of your needs Ian when they built the Coliseum - my golly there are some steep flights of stairs.

Agreed this is what we did, coliseum and then meet later in the day for a trip across the road at the forum and we got a totally crazy guide from Liverpool, she was good though although I couldn't tell what she was saying - would of understood an Italian better !!!

Last night it looked like some sort of spaghetti based dish, couldn't just make out what they had for dessert though, sorry :tongue_smilie:. It's called neighbourhood watch the teenage sunbather :thumbup1:.

Well having moved to our new house over 2 years ago I have seen this neighbour repeat this process many times. At random perhaps once a week he lifts his garage and then always drives past my house then roughly 20 mins later he comes back and puts it away !! BTW the mini is I think his wifes and the BMW is his. I must really have a chat with him :laugh:. [video=youtube_share;tdFyMeb4bME] http://youtu.be/tdFyMeb4bME

Furthermore, I booked with Jet2holidays and currently if you book with them you can get an extra £50.00 off. Just enter SAVE50 at checkout :wink:.

Oh dear it looks in a sorry state, that's what you get though from leaving it in Liverpool for the night - hope it acts as a warning to others :whistling:.

I'm sure it wont be long, just make sure you never leave your vehicle unattended Lee :tt2:.

At the airport you can get the Leanardo Express train to Termini Station(center of Rome) and it's about 15 euro each, payable right there and goes every 30 mins, think it takes about an hour, we were asked for our tickets going but not coming back !! The shops are like the ones down Oxford Street, Guess, H&M, etc and then of course Prada, Gucci, etc and most are on via del corso which is a street name. We ate fast food mainly but I would recommend having a pizza in a little restaurant - there about 8 euros. McCafe is good for a cappacino and snack - a bit like Starbucks only much cheaper. We got a 7 day pass for the underground as there wasn't a 5 day one but I think there is a 3 day one. As said the Vatican is just a bit far to walk to but is only a few stops at Ottavia station on the underground, inside St Peters will take your breath away. We stopped here which was not expensive and that's because it was not central but 15 mins walk to the Coliseum and roughly the same to Termini Station I don't call too bad and it's just to rest your head anyway as you'll be out all day. Some reviews say it's not safe but we never felt that one bit, just got to have your wits about you and not be a sucker or a mug !! http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Hotel_Review-g187791-d231286-Reviews-Hotel_Donatello-Rome_Lazio.html

I went in July. You can in fact walk from tourist attraction to tourist attraction as you get to see things on the way. We bought a 7 day tube pass so hopped on and off at will but you'll need a tube map but it's very straight forward with only 2 x lines, we didn't bother with a car and I wouldn't if I went again. Book online for St Peters Basilica/Sistine Chapel/Vatican City - all the same thing, either before you go or get your hotel to do it and print off your entrance pass, this way you skip the line, but these may not be obscene this time of year. Your hotel should supply you with a tourist map showing all the places to visit and for shopping well you'll just come across it on your travels, not far from the Trevi Fountain in the main. Be very very very aware of pick pockets especially around the Termini Station and be wary all the time of people trying to scam you or on the face of it trying to help you, they offer to take your pic at the Trevi for instance with your camera and then take a pic with their camera and charge you 5 euros for it !! Enjoy though it's a beautiful romantic city.

I already have one of these brake flasher modules on order, am going to fit it in my 3rd brake light as I have already replaced the filament bulbs in there with red T10 smd ones, so I'm hoping it'll flash and work very well. Anything that can help alert the driver behind that is too busy texting to the fact you're braking is all the better in my book :wink:.

We got GTA5 as well today, queuing in town today I am informed but no queues for us when we went Tescos :thumbup1:.

You are welcome Lee, the effort and no doubt time you put into the site as not gone unnoticed, very worthy winner IMO. As discussed at JAE, you will notice I have changed my user title !!

You lost me cos you have a N/A, I even stopped for a piddle, had a full 5 course sit down lunch and then chatted to some other folks that went to JAE and still come out from the service station in front of you :tt2:.

Just looked on the bbc weather website and Sat is going to be dry all day from about noon and sunday light rain starts about noon and does get heavier by around 4pm but you'll be leaving by about then anyway :thumbup1:.

Sounds like a right botch !!! You will find it very difficult to work in this area with the lights in situ, you need them on the bench really. The spring clip at the left hand side on this pic is stopped from falling out because that screw is there, there is a screw at each side and the alignment adjusters need moving to gain access to these one at a time.

Did all that yesterday, I put some wax on today though in the light drizzle and then had to make room in the garage so I could buff it down. Car is back on the drive now in the drizzle again but at least I've done it, see you at around 8.15 am :cool3:.

I know with my set up (autowatch alarm with GReddy FATT) it wouldn't allow me to zap and lock the doors/alarm the car whilst the timer was counting down but with some jiggery pokery with the ignition wires and some big juicy diodes in line, I now can just walk away and leave it counting down knowing that when it's finished it's alarm/locked and I'm already in the house making a cuppa :cool3:.

Great news Brian :cool3:.

No difficulty today 'folding' up the pop up jobbie to get it in the wheelie bin :cool3:. Thanks Gaz for the heads up, I did look on their sites but decided on a one man Karrimor one with a high dry factor or whatever, as I might need it to turn some rain over this weekend :sad:.

What if it's a LHD Birdy :lol:.