Stephen

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What's happening with the Veilsides then?

Registering a UK car isn't cheap or simple, you need a good grasp of the lingo and the process. Registration of a non EU car such as a JDM import is even more expensive and long winded.

I thought you might be thinking along those lines.

Why do you want to run 14" wheels?

I'm sure I can help facilitate that. :lol:

I suspect it will stay in France, however if anyone is seriously looking at it I may be able to offer storage of it in France.

Well done Art, have you removed the rest of the AIV system?

Replied to your PM.

Totally agree. Cars painted flip paint crap and covered in half a super yaucht are just not popular anymore. Prices are rising out the rock bottom ones of recent years.

Nope, get yourself on the list.

Good to see you back mate.

32c here today, no wind. Even indoors it hit 26.7 and 65% humidity. Swear central.

Worth looking on eBay etc as people buy them use once then sell on.

Someone has a proximity alarm I swear and on a recent daddy morning would wake up and cry if I moved more than five feet away. Meaning I was working in two minutes bursts. To the point I stuck her on my lap to do up the last screw. Anyway snapped this for future prosperity.

Your neighbors must love you.

Had a bad experience a few years ago with a midlands based "Japanese specialist" more of a chop shop really. It wasn't this same person btw. I as you did assumed I had not a lot to stand on but after a chat with citizens advice I was quite surprised. Once I got my shit together (a few years had passed) the garage agreed to a "goodwill guesture" which was paid. Basically we settled out of court and they never accepted fault but I was happy enough with the outcome. Get your paper work in order, receipts, emails etc and send a letter explaining your complaint. That you've given fair chance for a repair to be made and that you seek compensation. Give them say 28 days to reply and offer a suitable solution to the issue for both parties. Do not mention legal action at this stage. If at that point a statisfactory solution has not been reached, then you can escalate to small claims court. Good luck. I hate poor service. Everyone makes mistakes it's how that's dealt with that separates companies. Sounds like you've had a mountain of failures. Keep us up to date.

Ah, it's a faultvwith my browser. Having a few eBay related problems.

I couldn't see a price...

That's a shame. Not advertised via the forum was it? Come to think of it, does Keith still post here?

Nm then, I'm after the other one.

What stillen lip is it Si?

When are you going to buy a hermetic bubble for this car Si?

According to results found by Scotland Yard published in the Telegraph upto 80% of CCTV evidence is useless for prosecution, in fact for every 1000 cameras you solve one case. The camera can lie, very well actually but the real issue is it promptes a false sense of certainty. For example the accused may have been wearing a blue top and have brown hair, cctv shows a person in blue with dark hair, suddenly this is evidence. Or is it just a person in a blue top, you see my point. In fact the majority of witness testimonies are questionable as the vast majority of us are just too suggestible and will "remember" things all to readily. CCTV does have its uses but they aren't as far reaching as many think. I wouldn't advocate its abolition, far from it but I'd be a bit pissed off if my neighbors threw up a camera that overlooked my property etc.

It's just a point of failure and getting to those pipes is a nightmare if in some cases not possible without plenum removal. Why not link out the offending piece as temporary measure until another job that requires plenum removal comes about. Just a bit fiddly.