tom_gr7
Life Serving
hahahahah lmfao. That even made her smile!
its 2004, I'm not really bothered what I get, as long as its something.
Need a new car...
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hahahahah lmfao. That even made her smile!
its 2004, I'm not really bothered what I get, as long as its something.
Corfate
Author Level
He belongs to an owners Peugeot club, does that count?
I was, haven't renewed my membership this year haha.
I got discounts on stuff, so it's good
keynes
Multiverse Poster
I was, haven't renewed my membership this year haha.
I got discounts on stuff, so it's good
sure sure...........
Grimezy
Prolific Poster
I washed and waxed my car on Saturday, corfate is correct with his 2-bucket method :yes:
It was fun this morning watching all the rain water bead around my car into little blobs because of the wax.
As for selling your car, I'd just try Ebay for something like that. I just took mine to auction but you'll probably only get £300 for it. Depends how rough the condition is, mine needed tax, tyres, brake discs, service, etc etc so I didn't fancy selling private and figured some dealer at an auction would benefit off it more.
It was fun this morning watching all the rain water bead around my car into little blobs because of the wax.
As for selling your car, I'd just try Ebay for something like that. I just took mine to auction but you'll probably only get £300 for it. Depends how rough the condition is, mine needed tax, tyres, brake discs, service, etc etc so I didn't fancy selling private and figured some dealer at an auction would benefit off it more.
DeadEyeDuk
Superhero Level Poster
As this is now the official PCS Car Washing thread (you should really change the thread title now that you have sorted your car tom ), I shall report on my work this weekend.
In a subconscious two fingers up to the "2 Bucket Method", I washed both dad's Jag and mum's 1 Series...with 1 bucket!
That's right. I washed the Jag with about 3/5ths of a bucket, then used the remaining 2/5ths (which according to this thread is tantamount to toxic waste at this point) to wash the BMW.
DED - Saving the planet 3 less buckets of water at a time
), I shall report on my work this weekend.In a subconscious two fingers up to the "2 Bucket Method", I washed both dad's Jag and mum's 1 Series...with 1 bucket!
That's right. I washed the Jag with about 3/5ths of a bucket, then used the remaining 2/5ths (which according to this thread is tantamount to toxic waste at this point) to wash the BMW.
DED - Saving the planet 3 less buckets of water at a time
keynes
Multiverse Poster
a gear knob? You are going Corfate now, first the gear knob then........ owners club?
tom_gr7
Life Serving
keynes
Multiverse Poster
lol... hahah
I'm actually tempted to get a bonnet like this on mine.. .
aren't you saving for a house?
let me rephrase, is the missus going to approve?
tom_gr7
Life Serving
aren't you saving for a house?
cough cough, erm....well probably not...
although my car adviser said i shouldn't bother
DeadEyeDuk
Superhero Level Poster
Correct? Lols.
Just about to head on outside to wash the Jag. Now where'd I'd leave ma sponge...
Just about to head on outside to wash the Jag. Now where'd I'd leave ma sponge...
tom_gr7
Life Serving
hahaha lol,
DeadEyeDuk
Superhero Level Poster
See, due to your inept use of capitalisation tom, I spent 5 minutes Googling trying to work out what could possibly have happened to facilitate an ignition coil problem in your seat. I mean granted they do a lot of things nowadays, like electric moving doohickies and can be heated, but your problem sounded really serious...
...Then I realised what you meant
(Mind you, as I don't know jack about how cars work, I then spent 10 minutes Googling what an ignition coil was and what possible problems it could have. And now I know
...Then I realised what you meant
(Mind you, as I don't know jack about how cars work, I then spent 10 minutes Googling what an ignition coil was and what possible problems it could have. And now I know
Grimezy
Prolific Poster
See, due to your inept use of capitalisation tom, I spent 5 minutes Googling trying to work out what could possibly have happened to facilitate an ignition coil problem in your seat. I mean granted they do a lot of things nowadays, like electric moving doohickies and can be heated, but your problem sounded really serious...
...Then I realised what you meant
(Mind you, as I don't know jack about how cars work, I then spent 10 minutes Googling what an ignition coil was and what possible problems it could have. And now I know
This is brilliant.
In all fairness, Tom should have spelt Seat with a capital 'S'