Rob_B

someone go round there and give him a slap! don't make me come down there and do it! :camp: sort your fuel line out and get it on the road. we all know how you are feeling, but if you break it, you will only regret it. so get it on the road and get some smiles back for your money. you may be unhappy with the work you have done, but go for a bit of function over fashion

Kw do a hydraulic front coilover kit which you can raise with a switch. It's gonna be mega expensive though!

The first post was from 1970!lol!

haggle harder! mine wasnt alot more for my 20v turbo with all engine mods covered and i was 24 when i renewed it

pimp?

spark plug socket with an allen key. the spark plug socket allows you to get a spanner on the outside

that looks awesome, well impressed

I've been with Brentacre since I was 20 on my Corrado,can't fault them

well its easy to get confused between inches and centimeters :norty:

this is what someone else did to their lambo... http://www.evo.co.uk/news/evonews/24860 ... crash.html

Unless they're not in a position to spend £50? :shrug: i can see both sides of the coin here. on one hand their are cases where the seller cannot afford to do any repairs needed (however small they are) for whatever reason. In this case you could look at in 2 ways. 1) they could be small and inexpensive fixes resulting in a bargain buy or 2) they could be the start of a major overhaul. either way i would expect the price to reflect this and i would base my decision on gut feeling and how genuine the seller seems. the other case is when the seller does get all the niggles fixed before selling the car. again i think this would be reflected in the price as they obviously had to outlay for the repairs. I do often look at ads for cars with a list of little niggles that I think I would sort before selling the car. However, as mentioned there could be many reasons why the seller has not done these things. It could be cost, inexperience, lack of enthusiasm or some other change in circumstances. And Kev, i know somewhere you can get your tracking and camber done much cheaper! :wink:

fair play to you mate, good effort

doesnt the advert go "50 quid to a hundred grand..." hundred grand for a veyron, bargain!

don't tease us with that little snipit! More info please!

I saw something in there about the Corrado. Can't remember the reference though

im in! kind of routing for the lotus team as we work there, but not holding out much hope!

i got offered £500. guess thats always a fallback!

did they nick you for filling your pockets on the way out?!

ive seen both good and bad jobs done with vinyl and the good is really good and the bad is really bad. the GTR in evo is a really good job. you would be hard pushed to tell the difference between that and a respray. i would also say that £1800 is probably top money for a vinyl job, whereas a top respray could be could be £5000+ you pay your money and take your choice i guess

i saw the car in evo and at autosport, looked good to me! think i might get mine done!

i would say let the bloke do it! the job is a pig to do! im now gonna get mine done using poly bushes as they are alot easier to fit. i wont be doing the job myself as i know it is a real ball ache and ive done plenty of spanner work myself. you shouldnt have a problem with lining it back up as there isn't any adjustment on the rear axle. this is all in my opinion though cheers, Rob

ive got a tom tom twatnav that ive had for 5 years and its been excellent, highly recommended

nothing wrong with bald heads, but agree about the bmw thing

:lol: I don't drink tea so am rubbish at making it so you need to be prepared for that! you need to be learning my friend!

Will do mate. I expect I'll start work on it again in about a month's time. I'll give you a shout. 8) I have to say the offers of help have been blinding. And people wonder why I spend so much time on here?! no probs. I drink alot of tea though, so be prepared!