Scooby Pete

IMHO you don't need new pads, unless they they are making a grinding noise and you can feel it through the pedal, for a squeeky brake all you need to do is whip the pads out and apply some copper grease to the back of the pad. Put the pads back in, no more squeaking. Simples :)

Damn, hope your back in the foz soon.

Safari on the I pad, for some reason some pics and vids don't show, even you tube links.

Rare as Rocking horse poo these days. Deffinatley a good investment. Had them on my classic, by far the best after market lamps. Look the nuts with P1 fogs.

Nice car, glad to see JGM's rep is growing :) am I missing something?? I can't see an interior pics just 2 thumbnails.

Lol sorry to teach granny to suck eggs, he can't be that good a refurb guy then. It's a shame the guys I use don't cover herts, I always a guy in Surrey so I'm just on his Border. Try contacting Pete @ southeast imrpreza 07891129485 , he's always breaking cars and may have some wheels in stock that will fit. Also if your interested Surrey Scoobies will be meeting this Sunday 11th Aug The Fairmile Portsmouth Road Cobham Surrey KT11 1BW Kicks off from 13:00pm onwards. From yours it's a short blast down the M25 to Junct 10. It's a great meet loads of people to talk too. There's usually about 20 cars, well worth a trip.

Gawd not another Hairy arsed biker :p. Welcome to the club :)

Oil wise contact oilman as he does deals for club members.

Hairy arsed Bikers :p I remember being a kid and every month going to my local bike dealer to get the latest brochures for all the bikes, my fav of the era was the Honda VFR750 and the Kawasaki Ninja, not sure which one it was though. Always wanted a bike, but the problem is everyone else on the roads so never did my CBT. Worse thing is it would only have been the one test rather than all this ladder stuff you have to do now days.

Lucky you caught all that before something serious happened.

You would think speed/ E would make you more productive, it never does though :D

Welcome to the club, I'd have to say personal pref is the gold wheels in 3rd pic. Hmmm I wonder if they will fit my car? seeing as you have so many Hint hint

What's wrong with wicked wheels? They cover your area, do mobile service as well. Or I just found http://www.xpressalloys.com/ they are also a mobile service they cover Herts Both deflate the tyre, and wil do a colour change.

I pay £50 a wheel in general.

Welcome to the club.

Why not call a mobile refurb chap? thery will come to home or work and will do 4 wheels in about 5 hours, job done no need to swap wheels ect.

Buy some from eBay and resell them?

http://bbs.scoobynet.com/subaru-444/982102-stunning-white-1998-classic-wrx-unfinished-project.html#post11171644 offers around £2.2k Wish I had some spare cash at the mo :( I'd snap this up tonight.

I think grey imports will be the only way to get the new cars :(

Smart looking car, was going to buy a hawk eye myself before I got the Hatch.

Welcome to the Club, not my area :(

Looks great. Loads of elbow work for such a small job, bet your right arm looks like popeye's now :D

Hong Kong Street Racing CL7 Euro-R custom vs Mugen Integra Type-R vs Spoon S2000 http://youtu.be/z2030Tnp6Zc

Could always ask Top Gear if you could borrow the Fiat Panda Limo

2 options, nail varnish remover (acetone) to dissolve the glue, a strong bit of plastic to work behind the letters and prise them of can be messy though. Leave quite a bit of gummy stuff behind which require lots of elbow grease to remove. Or use a hair dryer to warm the glue on each letter and soften it, and a strong bit of plastic to work behind the letters and prise them off. I did actually use my fingers, but it was quite painful. This takes quite a time to do as the glue needs to be quite warm to release it. After you have got them off you will need to T-Cut and polish the area as you can still see the outline of the letters.