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george_seamons

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  1. He knows, he just doesn't want to admit it. Was she really hairy like all Germans?!
  2. I'll PM you, don't wanna break forum rules, what with being a responsible member and all that, haha!
  3. Yup, has a cage, and the wiring ready to be plugged into an ISO harness. Its a Clarion DB348RMP MP3. Nothing special, but will do everything you want it to
  4. I've got a Clarion you can have if you want? £20 posted?
  5. Just to throw more fuel on the fire... I can't see how removing the rear seats would have ANY effect with regards to insurance. As long as it was literally just the seats, and not the rear plastics/carpet etc etc. What's to say you haven't just popped down to the tip, or to buy something that wouldn't fit in otherwise, or...shock horror, to fit bikes in! If the front seats had been replaced for bucket seats and harnesses, they may have a slightly different view however. I COMPLETLY stripped the inside of my a3 (as in no plastics, no carpet, no door cards) and it made no difference to the insurers. Maybe that was because I was on a specialist policy, who knows...
  6. I though the bimmah was a project?
  7. What the hell is it with your car ands driveshafts?! Even though you've now had a different box, different shafts, different hubs, they STILL manage to work loose!
  8. A touch arrogant you could say.
  9. ...actually, keep the Beemer.
  10. YES, buy it back! Get rid of the beemer and be a real man! What happened to the brakes and wheels though?
  11. Less awesome than it is now?
  12. Just read this thread on Pistonheads. BEAUTIFUL E92 M3, written off...repaired amazingly! http://www.pistonhea... (E92 M3)&mid=0
  13. I bought Jardo's off him Nick. Read the thread Dan! They are normally used when cages are installed, making access difficult, with the wheel off ita a bit easier to get in. I had to have one because I had "X" bars on my doors, and with the steering wheel there, it was literally impossible to get into the seat!
  14. Lol, Prawn has a quick release "steeling" wheel. Good old Engrish! Had the same one on the Audi, was nice, especially as there was no confusion as to whether it was locked on or not. BTCC at Snetterton this weekend, whoop whoop!
  15. Would be even worse in that position Robin, it would block pretty much the whole my base, right where your legs would want to go.
  16. Surely that puts the wheel even more in the way than it would be vertically?!
  17. Is your wheel now scrap? I want a new one you see
  18. Can you google it the part number? I had a quick go, but couldn't find anything. This is WELL worth a look: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ferrari-F430-stunning-example-carbon-fibre-/200801179873?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item2ec0aed8e1#ht_1294wt_1413
  19. Hahaha, he is the definition of scenester! Give me a text then
  20. I'd seen Arundino used to make a digital boost gauge built into the standard clocks on an LCR, looked really smart. Sounds like an interesting project. Think I'll come over Wednesday if that's good with you?
  21. Heard of, and seen...but not actually had any experience with! And lol, thats a COOL first car!
  22. Ah right, not too far then! I like midgets, something about them! I'm not so keen for the Commer though, my days of getting covered in shit and driving for miles to get home are numbered I'm afraid! I'll happily watch though haha, or wire relays and stuff up Is it ok to come Wednesday? At least then I can make something of the trip, if not its a long round trip! Might see if zaks about too, then I can show him my car.
  23. I'll try and get the bar back asap Paul, sorry! What you going to get? Do you need a hand getting it back? Would be nice to do something useful with my evenings, haha!
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