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Decided to invite my dad along to this in the end. Ferry Dublin to Holyhead for him, two hours to me in Crewe, spend the night, and then another two hours to the show the following morning. Regular car ticket but something half interesting at least, a 180k mile Boxster S:
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Last year I was in Wales for two months, again for work, and brought this over, which was great fun, but I don't think I'll be able to this year so will just go with a normal car ticket. Cheers chaps for the advice, will get a ticket bought tomorrow I think.
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Evening all, FOTU has always interested me but I've never been able to attend, mainly because getting there and back to Ireland in one day is a huge faff. This summer however I'll be working in the in Crewe and so want to make the effort to attend. I'm not 100% sure I'll be able to attend however (work commitments) and I won't know until much closer to the date, so my question is: would I be leaving it too late if I were to buy a ticket around the beginning of July? Or should I just buy one now and take the potential loss should I not be able to attend? Thanks!
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https://www.donedeal.ie/vintagecars-for-sale/p-x-considered-retro-1982-ford-transit-mk2/35358699 I definitely don't hate this
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https://www.donedeal.ie/vintagecars-for-sale/peugeot-306-van/36189708?modal=gallery 306 van, did ye get these in the UK?
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https://www.donedeal.ie/vintagecars-for-sale/1955-standard-8/36165577?modal=gallery Nice looking standard 8 in Northern Ireland, €2850 so about £2.5k obligatory "omg no boot lid" comment
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Not for the time being but I’m always on the look out..
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Thread revival! The garage has been whittled down to one lonesome Micra. I’ve had this for nearly 6 months now, and have done about 2k miles in that time (now on 61k). I thought about selling it during the week and even had a very good offer on it, but in the end I decided to keep it. It costs practically nothing to keep it taxed and insured for the year, so why bother getting rid? I enjoy jumping into it whenever I need to too. So it’s here to stay:
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Northern Ireland? You've saved that sweet Sierra from a dark future:
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Mk1 Kia Sportage in Rome with a bonus, rival Mk1 RAV4 across the road the Kia was in good company too:
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It’s good and I was glad to hear that your mother seemed to respond well to the thought of returning home; I would nurture that, for her good and yours. For as long as ordinary treatment and care is not simply prolonging the dying process, a patient is both entitled and obligated to live. On a personal level, I would resolve to talk of obligation and sin as an absolute last resort. Try to focus instead on the gifts she has in her life; children who obviously care very much for her, her home, and wherever else you might know that will help to lift her spirits. If I can be of any assistance at all please just shout. All the best