Ewen

Terrible picture I know, but someone may recognise it. Looked a bit like a time trial car ?? Never seen one before.

Congratulations to all three of you.

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Just been informed of a rolling road open day at Triton Motorsports (Hurn Airport, Nr. Bournemouth) on Saturday the 20th of Jan. For anyone interested..... "Saturday January 20th - Dyno Dynamics Rolling Road Open Day. £35 inclusive. We are having another of our infamous Burger Van Open Days, which just happens to coincide with our Dyno Dynamics rolling road special rate of £35!! Come and get your car on the Dyno, ensure it's running as it should be and enjoy the tasty offerings available from the Burger van! Any car, front or rear wheel drive, 2 or 4 wheel drive, we can run it.............providing it's not pushing more than 1200bhp per axle!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Get yourself booked in by replying to this or phoning on 01202 571564. HAPPY NEW YEAR!! John Astley 01202 571564 07808 294836 [email protected] "

Love the electric shock experiment.

Supras getting rarer, Yens getting stronger, Theres two good reasons for getting less Supra for your wonga.

Just for once, I'd like to see a USA corporation executive wearing a Wierdfish pullover. Just cant take them seriously otherwise.

Limo with wings

Definately real for me. Far better than his dads bass playing too:p

I've had a TT auto and I now have a TT VVTi Tiptronic. Performance wise...the VVTi (Tiptronic) is supposed to have slightly more torque, my importer claimed it had slightly more power too (due to the higher rev limit according to them) but I havent seen proof on here. I'd say the Tiptonic definately has more go lower down, and the higher rev limit is fact. Useability...if you like autos, you will love the Tiptronic manual mode (just to clarify, the Tiptronic can be used as a normal auto too). Although only four gears, the button-shift on the steering wheel is great fun and goes a fair way to giving you some of the control of a manual. The buttons are rather small though, and until you get used to it you might get the odd missed gearchange, but once you remember which buttons are upshifts and which are down () and as long as you dont wear gloves its fantastic IMO.

More musical madness http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23FGLcs7WRA&mode=related&search=

Looks like someones taken all the houses from a small village and randomly stuck them to each other. How can something so expensive look so ugly. The architect must have been working his notice. Terrible example of modern retro, especially sad when compared to some beautifully proportioned and styled large houses designed hundreds of years ago. BTW, I hate it.

Reporting as ordered sah. Around 300 LPs here. Cant imagine ever selling them...prices are rising all the time, a lot are not available on CD and yes, I actually like listening to them.

No I didnt see it Peter.... Ah, pre-facelift, my concience is clear

How many people would actually use the 'cat wormer' attachment though.

Sorry....these proved extremely popular. Possibly as I undercut Nics price by 105% including postage

Tepid tap

Rhino...free demo download available, easy to use. The extrude command is your friend.

MrSupra it is then:)

YO...'suup Suup. Welcome to THE club.

SORRY...THESE NOW GONE Set of five, (facelift dashboard). They are not broken, but they are lightly scratched / discoloured and still have remnants of the double-sided fixing tape on the backs. Will need to be sprayed / painted etc. Free to a good home, I'll stump up for the postage in return for a pint if we ever meet:)

Noooo, not bunged out with the rubbish....bury her / him with a bit of dignity, but make sure its deep..... One of our cats died years ago and I buried it in our garden. A couple of days later something had dug it up and it was gone. I almost had my wife believing it hadnt been dead after all, but had had a bout of catalepsy...woken up, dug itself out and effed off out of it.

Ive seen it before, but some of the comments are brilliant.

Sorry:) I'm going to try something different with the old panels though. We use a company at work that can apply loads of different plasticised spray finishes to anything thats fairly ridgid....some are quite interesting.