Gambit

He is pretty dam good. still think the S.O.C should have been put on it somewhere though ;)

johnny darko ?

Club Benefits • Discounted entry tickets • Vehicle pass gaining access to the showground to display your car • Beat the traffic with access to the show hours before the public • Special club offers from our partners • Dedicated club track sessions at a discounted rate Every car club booked for this year’s show will have their club name and website/forum listed on our new Club Directory, with the aim to engage with our audience and potentially drive new members to your clubs. Please make sure you book your space early to avoid disappointment. Passes To enter Japfest and to display your car you will need to purchase a vehicle pass. This includes entry to the show and costs £15.50 per car. Each vehicle booked is allowed to bring passengers at no extra cost, up to a maximum of 4 people per vehicle. Sign up Closed http://webs 1: Boots819 2: RB318 3: Gambit (Thunderbird 1) 4: tom_gr7 5: Curtisstanway24 6: Scooby Pete 7: 32JJon 8: King^Lee 9: Gambit2nd (Thunderbird 2) 10: RobC92 11: Dan 12: Bandit 13: cheech 14: Gavladsleeds 15: Bazza 16: Stotty 17. Matt (maybe) 18.Richcrow 19.tony22b 20.

The blobeye in the garage is bad for the rear suspension making a noise I just jack it up spray silicone oil on them sorts it for a short time :)

Bit close to Japfest 2 that I'm aiming to attend on the 17th Aug :(

Get some carrots planted ;)

Thats not bad at all really from there. I think by the time I managed to get this container all in from Greece was about 2 months but it was 2 weeks late getting into the UK :( but was done by road.

Sounds like a steal to me mate :) and what was a reluctant sale didn't turn out too bad I guess not many people I've met that can say that :D

Could start your own moveable allotment in the back their :D

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Oh thats alright then ;) least you know what you're doing :D I know what it's like waiting for stuff to come over I had to chase up a container for someone who had moved here from Greece. I was waiting for it to arrive for 2 weeks no sign spoke to the company in Greece that had the job of bringing it to the customers house, I got told they had a crash coming through Belgium and they just gave me a number of a place in London. Not sure what it was other than they gave me it that was it, so I rang it the poor bloke on the other end sounded relieved when I rang he said they just dropped it off to him gave him the name Pete and drove off. Ended up costing another £300 to get the stuff brought up this way from London but least it got here so hopefully won't be long and less stressful :D

Nice one :D Did you check the gearbox oil at all when you was looking at it just wonder if it was burning some that dripped off the old dipstick and past the shield I've done that before myself gives a nice white smoke effect ;)

Secondary Air Injection System Air Flow/Pressure Sensor Circuit Low

Nice picture and funny enough jay I was looking at these Rotas Slipstreams http://www.showoffimports.nl/product.php?productid=25263 also

True but you do fear for someone who's been in a coma that long. But I would like to think he would make a full recovery even at this late stage :(

Thats a relief I know it wasn't a cheap repair really but could have been a hole lot worse and it's been done now Back to worry free motoring :D

Can be found using the link in my sig but all of them are HERE I still need to do a Japfest 2 sign up

Yep had all them guy with the multi face thing that turned. The man with the spring legs who's facing the bad guy with thats jaw moved. I never had the tank things though had both the Cats and Skeletors castle. I was well into the original Transformers too. I did have all them on DvD not sure what happened to them :(

Hopes fade for Michael Schumacher's recovery amid fears he may be 'in vegetative state after four-week coma' Stricken Michael Schumacher's family poured out their heartfelt thanks to fans around the world today as fears for his recovery continue to grow. Wife Corrine used the F1 ace's website to say:"We all know: he is a fighter and will not give up!" The family added: "We are deeply moved that there is no let up in the good wishes for Michael from around the world. That gives us strength. Thank you all of you!" But the support of 44-year-old Corinne, and his two teenage children, brother and closest friends did not mask growing worries that the seven-times F1 world champion's 23 days in an artificial coma means he is far from recovery. Jean-Marc Orgogozo, Professor of Neurology at the University of Bordeaux said: "Every day, every week in a coma the chances decline that the situation is improving." One Austrian website said 45-year-old Schumacher may suffer Apallic Syndrome, or persistent vegetative state. A persistent vegetative state is one in which patients with severe brain damage are in a state of partial arousal rather than true awareness. It could mean if doctors did manage to bring him out of the medically-induced coma he could be unable to speak, move or feed himself. The format.at news website said: "More than three weeks after the tragic skiing accident of the seven-time Formula 1 World Champion Michael Schumacher, hopes dwindle for a full recovery. "For more than three weeks now Schumacher lies in a medically induced coma at the University Hospital in Grenoble. He is fed there with probes, washed daily and moved again and again to avoid a bed sores." It goes on to speculate that the "severe damage" he suffered to his brain in a ski accident on December 29 could result in the permanent vegetative state suffered by around 10,000 of his German countrymen. This would mean, if and when he is brought out of the coma by his medical team, "that his condition would hardly be different from the medically induced coma. "Apallic Syndrome is always the result of a severe brain injury. The chance of recovery from Apallic Syndrome are far below 50 percent." Schumacher's condition remains stable but there is a firewall of silence from his medical team about the intense battle being waged to try to bring him back to normality. Brain injury patients are placed into artificial comas to reduce the amount of oxygen that flows into the brain, thus making it work less and giving it time to heal. Such comas usually last for a maximum of two weeks, although there have been instances of patients being under longer. As Schumacher enters his fourth week in such a state neurological experts are starting to doubt whether he might ever recover sufficiently to be brought out of his sleep.

He-man I had all the toys :D And I will have you know I got asked for ID in Tesco the other day for Vodka they said I didn't even look 25 :D

I was fuming mate massive lorry right up my backside all I could see in the rearview was the bumper and grill. I appreciate time was important for him but so is my licence and money for a fine and a speed awareness course you also have to pay for. It's the only time I've ever had like that and was about 6 years ago now :) And I know all Dutch drivers are like that ;)

Well Skifledanabit said one of them about the spark plugs if they haven't been changed which a lot of people do neglect because of how hard it is. And the throttle body give that a clean out with some Carb spray to clear the sinuses :D

Wow yeah thats shocking I'd Have a look at the pollen filter I bet most of it has come through that if it even has one in :D

Yep I thought matt had replied too :D Oh look! a little Irish leprechaun

Oh sorry I thought you meant just cleaning it was the Christmas present :D I get ya now ;)