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Just the bump strips i think.
has the weather affected your car,
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has the weather affected your car,
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your lucky, women tend to act all shocked when in a accident, could have sued..
you should give her the check and then tell her to join FF...
Thats lucky. Atleast she's being reasonable about it unlike other who are there to try and play the system.
Probably understood why Matt hit her if it was really snowy or icey. But your ight Jon. Some people would have taken every penny they could for you.
bloody door froze stuck... and killed my battery :bang:
more money
more money
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If she had gone through insurance i wouldnt of been able to insure my car. Ive not moaned about how much she was quoted i jut accepted it and gave her the cash for it as its not worth it for me to complain about it.
Bloody hell. Your insurance that much!
My insurance is up for renewal and they quoted me £400 over the odd's for the 04-reg Panda I'm currently driving. Back to the 1988 4x4 I think
Mine just doesnt like starting without the aid of 2 batteries at times
Does that keep the cars in better condition than over here? Over here the Salt rusts the cars away
Don't think it likes the cold and damp much but then it's still recovering from not being driven and is nearly due for a service Also don't like the thought of what the salt's doing to it - especially after the work I did had to myself to the arches after the bodyshop ballsed it up - they're in a right state and urgently need doing again. Will be done properly this summer (I will watch them like a hawk this time) but can't even do any remedial work in the meantime as the weather's so rubbish and there aren't 2-3 sunny days off work together to make sure it's done right
Also don't like the thought of what the salt's doing to it - especially after the work I did had to myself to the arches after the bodyshop ballsed it up - they're in a right state and urgently need doing again. Will be done properly this summer (I will watch them like a hawk this time) but can't even do any remedial work in the meantime as the weather's so rubbish and there aren't 2-3 sunny days off work together to make sure it's done right
You still having battery problems then
Aii, but im trying to get the bearing and knocking noise sorted first, i might start to like the car again if i get it sorted
Does that keep the cars in better condition than over here? Over here the Salt rusts the cars away
Yes, but the average Irish driver doesn't maintain their car at all properly so it rather cancels it out...
Rarely see a rusty car here other than the known suspects - Ford Ka's and some Mercedes.
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Bloody hell. Your insurance that much!
My insurance is up for renewal and they quoted me £400 over the odd's for the 04-reg Panda I'm currently driving. Back to the 1988 4x4 I think
Its a grand with all mods declared and 2yrs ncb but if i lost my NCB then it would be back up around 2k and im not paying that again.
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this week ends weather and affected my car, added a few more miles on it, been out enjoying the sun
nope... the JTD powers on through snow, water and anything thats thrown at it
My GP doesnt like getting up in the morning (cold starts) especially when its below 0, twas the same last winter then got better as weather got warmer
