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Most insurance companies seem to be of the mindset that 3 points is largely irrelevant - certainly, that's what Classicline said when I advised them of mine. Footman James are, for me, absolutely useless! Give Graham Sykes a call. They had hands down the best price for my Zed, but be prepared to wait a day or so for them to come back to you with a quote. 01395 255100 or check 'em out online. :thumbup1:

I'll probably not get there til around 4.30 as I have someone dropping their MR2 off for a retrim that day.

Out of interest, what time is everyone thinking of arriving at the hotel on the Saturday...?

Seems they won't allow a single night visit this time around...

Well, in a bizarre twist of fate, it seems that she does quite fancy spending her birthday at a car show now!! Anyone got any recommendations for hotels or B&Bs for the Saturday night....?

Following a change of long-term plan, I've decided not to fit the 3" downpipes I bought the other month so they're going up for sale. A pair of brand new 4-bolt stainless steel downpipes, made by AMS. These have never been fitted and they come with all the necessary gaskets. Jimmer told me that the AMS-supplied ones are rubbish so he kindly gave me a pair of good quality turbo to DP gaskets. They cost me £380 including delivery and import taxes, and that's what I want for them. Cheers. :)

You can pick that mic up again..... :rofl:

This is the bellend who spammed Ruishy's RIP thread a little while ago, promoting his boll0x business!!

My third brakelight needs two new bulbs. All the research I've done seems to strongly suggest that the bulbs in it are very specific to Nissan - something to do with the resistance in them and, if "ordinary" bulbs are used, it'll bring up the warning light. So I've just ordered three bulbs from Z Centre. Nothing else, just three small lightbulbs. £8.40 for shipping!!! Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn!! :pinch:

I see this SWB has reared it's head on Gumtree once again...

Very debatable now whether or not I'll be attending this... it's a long and expensive trip once you factor in hotels and stuff like that. It's also on her birthday and I'm not sure she's in love with the idea of spending that at a car show..... :pinch:

I've had mine sanded smooth for over a year now and all is well. :)

It's been an emotional morning... :(

Just noticed this myself. Strangely, it doesn't appear to be attracting the same kind of money it did when it was advertised as a TT.... :oops:

Hotel room paid for and food choices advised to Craig :thumbup:

^^^ At least the future won't be dull.... :lol:

My hero! :thumbup:

I voted to Leave and, if I'm honest, I didn't expect that to be the result. But it is the result and, despite all the panic this morning, the FTSE is already pretty much back to the point it was in February when the referendum was first announced. So there's some good news that everyone can get behind. :) It's all the mud-slinging from some of the Remain voters that's starting to really wind me up... all the forums and social media are rammed with people firing insult after insult at anyone who voted to Leave. If the result were reversed, I wouldn't be firing crap at people who voted differently to me! So far today (by generalisation), I've been called uneducated, a racist, a bigot, a moron, a sheep, a lunatic... all of which I find deeply insulting, wildly inaccurate and hilarious in equal measure!

And the almost 30% who didn't vote? How complicit are they in your eyes...?

The problem with Martin's post is that it states that Scotland and Northern Ireland as whole countries voted to Remain. That isn't true. What is true is that the majority of voters in those countries voted to Remain, but were ultimately out-voted as it were by England and Wales. This is democracy, I'm afraid. Overall, the Leave voters outnumbered the remain voters across the four countries. Scotland may well go for another independence referendum, as is their right. That doesn't automatically mean that the result would be different to 2 years ago though. There's far too many people stating that things will be this way or that way now that we, as a United Kingdom, have voted to leave the EU, but ultimately they have as little idea about how things are going to turn out as the people who they're berating that voted to Leave! The scare-mongering continues, even though the vote has finished. And saying that something of this magnitude shouldn't have been left to the general public ("those who can't possibly understand the consequences") is very much like saying "Tell us what you're going to do, Government, and we'll just accept it." and I for one don't really want to live in a dictatorship....

I hope your tongue's at least partially in your cheek there, Dean....

Seeing as political feelings are running understandably high today, and seeing as Facebook (at least) is absolutely chock-full of Remain voters calling all Leave voters racists ;) , why is there no anger being directed from them towards the 27.8% of the eligible voters who didn't utilise their vote...? That could potentially have made a huge difference to the result either way.

I expected more from you... or at least, a more accurate satire... ;)

Just the UK's stock taking a hit today then? Nope!

You don't see it? Really?? Not even when you stated that 51.9% of the UK are "insular, racist bigots"...? You still can't see it?! At no point did you state that that was how 51.9% of the population will be viewed by the rest of the world - you wrote it as being your view.