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  1. After selling the Supra last weekend I have rounded up my parts and will be selling what I don't need. 1. N/A second decat pipe £50 plus postage (originally from Keron) - sold to TheTurtleshead 2. Group buy wooden front speaker brackets £30 inc postage - sold to danhicks22 3. HKS induction kit (needs new mushroom filter) Offers - Sold to Wop 4. Pre-facelift brushed SS clock bezel £4 inc postage 5. UK Spec cream carpet £80 [Needs a clean and has a stain (possibly removable) but is under rear seat part so dows not show when down anyway] 6. Stock 3 spoke steering wheel in amazing condition (non airbag). £40 plus postage - Sold to Elmo 7. Bumper mesh to fit Stock front. Thick and strong, none of this chicken wire crap. Bought from Mawby a couple of years ago £15 plus postage. - Sold to Wop 8. Passenger sun visor in black vinyl £12 inc postage I may also sell the recent group buy stubby S2000 aeriel if I get what I paid for it which was £50 - Sold to DaveJ705 Pictures will go on late tonight as I will be out all day. Ilias
  2. The advert says to ring or call him:search:
  3. The guys above are correct. VAT will be calculated and paid on the goods when clearing customs, You will then receive a Form C79 which will be made out to the business and can be used to claim the input VAT on your VAT return. It may be a good idea for you to register even though you are below the threshold. If you will be making a lot of acquisitions from outside the EU, you will also be able to claim input tax on your other expenses that are incurred in processing the goods, and other overhead costs if you have any. Ultimately though, you should put some figures together to help you see if it is cheaper for you to stay non-VAT registered. If you need a hand PM me and I will help you. Ilias
  4. ilicos

    pics of my aristo

    Lol, H7ERO just bought my N/A off me and is planning a V8 conversion so was going through some of his very interesting threads on here until he signs back up. I just thought I'd maybe enlighten the Aristo owners as to what the name of their cars mean in response to H7ERO's post.
  5. ilicos

    pics of my aristo

    'Aristo' is Greek for perfect. Aristocrat broken down means member of the pefect state, Aristo=perfect and Cratos=State (as in community/region)
  6. Much better at that size screen. The rule of thumb is that anything over 32" should be Plasma and anything under is fine with LCD. LED is now considered the best over-all though.
  7. I had those exact ones and they were great!
  8. I've been itching for ages Was costing too much to run and save at the same time so had to take the plunge:( I had to decide whether to keep spending money on an N/A and then turbo her, or sell and spent £7-£10k on a TT that has already been done up to a nice standard. I could live with the tiptronic box as I would still have control of the gears, it's just pure auto would drive me nuts!!!!
  9. Hopefully not!!! Car was an N/A Manual so don't think I could live with an auto sports car
  10. I have just said bye to the Supra after exactly two years of ownership:( An old member from here (H7ERO) came by and picked her up to start his new project with her, so hopefully she will be in good hands. I'm happy she has gone to a member and through-and-through enthusiast. If I could turn back the clock a few hours I'd be 'pushing him off my land', and can't help thinking I've done the wrong things:search: Anyway.......... Now time to start saving for a 6 speed TT;)
  11. Sounds like you need someone that's never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down!
  12. Just get one of these and avoid the faffing about! http://www.google.co.uk/products?hl=en&q=tv+sender&show=dd&scoring=r
  13. I kind of have. If you access the site via your iPhone and then press the '+' sign at the bottom of the page and select 'add to homescreen', it acts like an app and find I can use just as I do via pc
  14. Lol, excellent!!!! Bet you can't rent one of those from HSS Hire
  15. And I feel alot of what you are saying is wrong. I could have replied to you post with, "Not true" As you did with mine. Anyway, speaking to you reminds me of another quote I know: "Never argue with a fool, cause he will bring u down to his level and beat you with experience". Take that as you wish. P.S. Thanks for the apology
  16. First off tanhauser, you are trying to come out on top by taking everything I said out of context to excuse you jumping in like a fat kid at a pool party. When I said I'd stay away from milk I meant in reference for him overloading on blue top rather than don't have a cup of tea! I suppose your advice of eat as much of everything you can is gospel so I'll let you take over and we should all delete our comments. Keep mentioning salts and such in order to bring other irrelevant issues into the mix so that you can try to sound like you are correcting me on something I never mentioned! Funny but looking through your post history you seem to be the forum's resident 'correct' man. Always telling people they're wrong. Have a nice evening Tanhauser!
  17. This was for the benefit of Tanhauser mate. My initial post if you read my previous thread was a brief comment. Tanhauser came along and told me I'm wrong so before you say whats OTT read what he said to me mate
  18. And I too am interested in your psychic powers that immediately told me I was wrong and assumed that I knew nothing about the matter! My info does not come from the net, but valid books and FDA research. I simply added the links after a quick google search to give a quick broad view. Very quickly: 1. Pasteurised milk fed to calves resulted in poor health and even death in infancy. 2. Fed as sole calcium supplement to humans results in poor bone density resulting from calcium deficiency. 3. Enzymes that are destroyed through the process result in the nutrients not being properly absorbed by the pancreas, even though they were present in tests on the pasteurised milk. As you should know, enzymes are the living organisms (good and bad) that are present in non-processed foods and an absolute necessity to get the best out of food. - Hence why raw fish is healthier than cooked, rare meat healthier than well done, and raw vegetables healthier than cooked! The guy is here for opinions, you don't see me or anyone else commenting on other peoples advice telling them they are wrong! We are just giving our best advice so that Benyon can decide what works best for him. Take a leaf out of your own book before you get your knickers in a twist!
  19. That's terrible news. So sorry to hear this as he was definitely a very well respected member on here. My deepest condolences.
  20. I don't know if has another name apart from a bonnet scoop? It is just positioned directly above the air intake. You will need to cut the current bonnet.
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