fried onions wrote: ↑Mon May 20, 2019 8:17 pm If it makes you feel better, I can has done over 500 miles this weekend, mostly at 80+

This is shocking!
Have you at least checked your brake temperatures every ten minutes?

Van blanc? No!
Van rouge? No!

Sacre bleu!

So that a maximum of eBay listing fees applies.

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https://www.leboncoin.fr/voitures/1572375709.htm/


Seller comes across like a bit of a dickhead, though.

mercrocker wrote: ↑Sun May 19, 2019 8:18 pm I am certain you are neither fat, old or a cunt JM.

I am sadly guilty as charged on all three accounts.
That and fleeces.

Most BL cars had no build quality problems. They weren't built at all.

Weirdly the same clips used on the OMGMGBGTBYMG tailgate for attaching the cladding are used for the R16 door cards, so imagine my surprise to be able to obtain suitable spares for my car across the street at Moss's.

You mean he changed the raspberry juice without cleaning out the sieve?
Or is that a thing of old nowadays?
I noticed that no such thing needs to be done on the Peugeots, which had me a bit puzzled there for a minute until I resumed thinking of beer.

At least so far there weren't any really nasty surprises, which surprises me a bit tbh.
Not one of the restos I ever did was this straightforward.