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During my career in the Fire Service, I was a driver for all but the first five years. We had to learn in a manual vehicle, and take our HGV test in one, although all the actual appliances were automatics. One fire call I remember was a call out to a downed aircraft. That was all the...

We had a border collie until 2 years ago, it’s been very difficult coming to the decision to get another dog. My OH has been after one for a while, but I wasn’t sure I was ready, being retired, I spent all day every day with him & it actually was like losing a family member. She originally...

It actually is amazing, but it’s not £1000 worth. Every time I pick it up I can’t help but hold on just that little bit tighter knowing how much it cost. :? And that’s just the puppy :eusa-whistle:

Although I think I may have stuffed my own plan up, by buying an iPhone X :wtf: :eusa-think:

Work in progress :eusa-whistle:

We had @ 1 hours sleep last night. There’s nothing wrong with his lungs :helpme:

He even has his own Instagram account frankthedappledachshund :wave:

I don’t think he was over impressed :helpme:

So, here’s a couple of photos of our latest edition frankthedappledachshund. Frank is 8 weeks old & a miniature dachshund. He is caramel chocolate dapple colour. The main thing is, the rear seats on the Z are big enough for him :thumbup:

Chris has access to tech drawings & part numbers (Tianorth) but not sure if they show dimensions :eusa-think:

It has been the subject of many an argument with various insurance companies why a “no fault claim” can possibly affect my future premiums. The clue is in the title...... NO FAULT claim. But of course they seem to think they are doing you a favour by taking vast amounts of money from you...

No dings (as such) so far, but the paintwork on the front bumper is looking decidedly shabby from stone chips. :eusa-think:

I’m glad there’s wasn’t (or at least I hope there wasn’t) one on the M1 between j39 & J34 cos I was giving it large on a couple of stretches, :eusa-think: allegedly your honour. :law-policered: Let’s just say, considerably past second stage spoiler deployment. :eusa-whistle:

If that was in a Z I would be sooo jealous. Even so, I still am :clap:

So, the OH has gone to York for the weekend with my step-daughter. I got the privilege of running them to the station, and then going to Meadowhell Christmas shopping :helpme: However, the up-side of all, this is I got to do a decent run in the Z without hearing a constant “why are we in a...

Just a quick thought, you haven’t replaced the brake light bulb with an led have you? As explained in another thread, I recently had issues when trying to replace my brake light bulb with an led that was “canbus” only, it wouldn’t work with my car - when I had it in, my led strip didn’t work...

I agree about city centres, all of them to be avaoided at all costs. I recently found myself facing oncoming traffic at lights in the centre of Manchester. My sat nav had advised I should take the right hand lane, the problem was, there were 3 lanes, it meant the centre lane as the right hand...

Yay! If I did live in London, I wouldn’t have to pay, with either registrations my car has had :eusa-think:

I am pretty sure that the warranty will not cover “consumable” parts which will include the likes of brake pads, bulbs (including led’s) etc. As for mot failure, I once had a car fail because of a lighting feature that didn’t work (something to do with lights staying on or going off (I can’t...

Ahhh, I hadn’t tried clicking on the blue line.... maybe these posts are not all they seem :eusa-think: