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SiC Rank: Matra Rancho towing a Tagora

SiC

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Have you learnt nothing from the MG?

Yeah I have. An oil pressure gauge is essential for piece of mind! :D

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Yeah I have. An oil pressure gauge is essential for no piece of mind! :D

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Conrad D. Conelrad Rank: Lancia Gamma

Conrad D. Conelrad

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Tasteful clock:

 

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Purchased from the USA, cost approx $250 plus $100 shipping

 

Bargain, although a couple of the Amazon reviews complain that it is very plastic-y and cheap feeling. 

 

This clock has never been used as a clock (not switched on) it has just sat looking pretty on a shelf

 

Why would you spend £275 importing a clock and then never put batteries in it?

 

Bidding's quite healthy though, so maybe he'll get the last laugh. Plus, it won't be in his house anymore so it's a win anyway. 

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Chevy-Bel-Air-Cuckoo-Clock/292850427200

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mitsisigma01 Rank: Lancia Gamma

mitsisigma01

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Tasteful clock:

 

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Bargain, although a couple of the Amazon reviews complain that it is very plastic-y and cheap feeling. 

 

 

 

Why would you spend £275 importing a clock and then never put batteries in it?

 

Bidding's quite healthy though, so maybe he'll get the last laugh. Plus, it won't be in his house anymore so it's a win anyway. 

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Chevy-Bel-Air-Cuckoo-Clock/292850427200

Supplied by Bradford Exchange ... the ultimate supplier of absolute tat !

PhilA Rank: Lancia Gamma

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Do those (not exactly THAT one) robo-vacs work?

 

Always wondered.

Yes, until they get the wheel axles full of hair and encounter something wet.

 

You might as well then sit on the floor and scoot along on your arse in a few random lines to complete the job.

 

You could always get the vacuum thing above, clip it to a battery and use that to push the dust particles along the floor with.

 

 

Phil

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stonedagain Rank: Citroen Ami

stonedagain

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Do those (not exactly THAT one) robo-vacs work?

 

Always wondered.

Great for the stairs.....
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Timewaster Rank: Isuzu Florian

Timewaster

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Do those (not exactly THAT one) robo-vacs work?

 

Always wondered.

My interest waned a bit when I saw the DieSon ones are £800!

somewhatfoolish Rank: Talbot Matra Rancho

somewhatfoolish

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I've no idea if it's apocryphal or not, but the 'dirty protest' story about a Roomba and a pet with diarrhoea always gets a laugh from me. :D

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AlabamaShrimp Rank: Lancia Gamma

AlabamaShrimp

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^^lol that's brilliant! You know you've always wanted to be Automan!!

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Supernaut Rank: Talbot Tagora

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I just noticed they've got it on the exhausts of the first car (whatever it is, Alfa maybe?). I wonder how long that'll last before it peels off from the heat.

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Stanky Rank: Lancia Gamma

Stanky

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I had one of these on my Nissan Almera for a bit, I found it by the local pedestrian crossing while dropping my daughter to school one day, clearly having fallen off of a chav-mobile. I took it home (because Trebus), cleaned it up and fitted it to my car. It stayed on for about a year and ~25k miles before falling off somewhere, not sure where, just one day it was no longer attached.

 

I like to think it was a bit like the wandering shop in Discworld and was found by another person who did the same as me and the process repeated forever. More likely it was crushed by a truck on the A31.

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mercrocker Rank: Isuzu Florian

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Well, it looks to me suspiciously like the thing we used to throw used paper towels into in the school bogs c.1968.  

 

Not your ardour, JM - that bit of alleged Newport Pagnell tin.

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dozeydustman Rank: Talbot Matra Rancho

dozeydustman

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Treat your loved one to this spectacularly stunning piece of jewellery.

 

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Every girl loves an MG Maestro pendant & chain

iainrcz Rank: Renault 16

iainrcz

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Do these beauties count?

 

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They are "TRD door stabilisers"

Yes, that's correct, door..... stabilisers...

They cost MONEY, and I don't mean currency, I mean literally hundreds of pounds.

Audi drivers like APPLE tat, GT 86 drivers like JDM yo tat.

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