Mistaken automotive beliefs
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The Daimler SP250 sports car is always referred to as the Dart despite never being badged as such.
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I try to fill up at ASDA even though it is 8 miles away and I go past a few garages on the way. They are about 4p a litre cheaper, but when you are putting over £100 of fuel at a time that trip is worth it especially when I need to go shopping somewhere anyway.
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They do, I used to have their teabags and cake sent to me at work to annoy my old boss. (I had to go down to the stores to collect them)
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Selling a car for profit on the beige makes you more of an evil capitalist tory than Jacob Rees-Mogg.
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This is exactly what I want one for. Not so much the sleeping in but the some where to sit, make a drink etc that you might do on a day trip.mercrocker wrote: ↑Sun Feb 21, 2021 4:43 pm I've often used mine for weekenders where we have full accomodation (chalets, caravans and the like). Be suprised how many times a vehicle containing your own clean bedding, cutlery and utensils has proved essential. It also gives us a good break on the way home - instead of scuttling off at 90mph just to push clothes into a washing machine and unpack a car we've taken 10-12 hours to do 150 miles. NOT because slow either! Just stopping off at a beach, riverside or nice town without being robbed by coffee shops and bistros.
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AlabamaShrimp wrote: ↑Tue Feb 23, 2021 12:17 pmThis is exactly what I want one for. Not so much the sleeping in but the some where to sit, make a drink etc that you might do on a day trip.mercrocker wrote: ↑Sun Feb 21, 2021 4:43 pm I've often used mine for weekenders where we have full accomodation (chalets, caravans and the like). Be suprised how many times a vehicle containing your own clean bedding, cutlery and utensils has proved essential. It also gives us a good break on the way home - instead of scuttling off at 90mph just to push clothes into a washing machine and unpack a car we've taken 10-12 hours to do 150 miles. NOT because slow either! Just stopping off at a beach, riverside or nice town without being robbed by coffee shops and bistros.
I love that idea myself. If I had the space and the spare cash I’d keep a day van of some sort for this kind of thing.
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The Sunbeam Tiger was named as such because you can fit a set of golf clubs in the boot and it offers fuck all crash protection.
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Took me a bit to get that.Warren t claim wrote: ↑Sun Feb 28, 2021 11:10 pm The Sunbeam Tiger was named as such because you can fit a set of golf clubs in the boot and it offers fuck all crash protection.
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Me too it's a good 'un.treehugger wrote: ↑Tue Mar 02, 2021 9:21 amTook me a bit to get that.Warren t claim wrote: ↑Sun Feb 28, 2021 11:10 pm The Sunbeam Tiger was named as such because you can fit a set of golf clubs in the boot and it offers fuck all crash protection.
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