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Just consider yourself lucky that you have some fuel to be able to drive in Normandy

Just to pick up on Nick's excellent advice above, personally I tend to use a cocktail stick rather than a brush when touching up paintwork, in order to minimise the volume of paint applied. If you’re worried about colour matching, then if your dealer has a body shop or recommends a local 'panel bash...

Have to agree with the OP. When I think back to the '70's and '80's and how frequently some of the company Fords I was driving at that time were almost routinely in the dealers for new exhausts, new dynamos, new shock absorbers, water pumps and the like, which were almost regarded as consumables in ...

Revian wrote:I suppose this seals the fate of Internet forums!

I can think of several that I'm convinced are steam driven - so no issue there then

Solar/wind are never going to be capable of supplying base load. If you're worried about Co2 emissions, you should be pushing the government to build massive nuclear facilities (and preferably ourselves, not with foreign investment). Perfectly timed comment jont-..... National Grid had to impose 'l...

Fascinating insight behind the scenes and the logistics supporting the whole operation - which are seriously impressive. A wasted TV opportunity though as the presenters were fairly dire. Humble and May were certainly over enthusiastic to the point of cringeworthy, and James May was constantly speak...

StressedDave wrote: TCMITS spends 50% of the time looking at some point in the distance or the apex they're trying to hit and 50% of the time at the edge of the road making sure they don't drive off it.

Indeed - I've recently spent time at Banbury trying to fix this!

Hi all, and sorry I'm late