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On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 21:56:16 +0100, Mr Nice wrote: About 4 weeks ago I swapped my camper van for a car. Had a phone call today saying the camper van was a ringer. He was having some work done on it and the mechanic noticed weld around the VIN plate on the side door well and that the VIN plate in the engine area was pop riveted on.

If a chap was to consider planning a complete tour of England, Wales & Scotland around the coastline, finishing where he started, would there be an online resource which would enable him to calculate, reasonably accurately, distances, times, which would also come up with good places to visit along the way, sort of thingy? Si

The Daily Mail reports that GEM breakdown insurance cover came out well in a recent Auto Express survey. See http://preview.tinyurl.com/67yhyz The full list, in order of overall rating, was: 1 GEM Motoring Assist; 2 Autonational Rescue; 3 RAC; 4 National Breakdown; 5 More Than; 6 Green Flag;

Just down the road from me: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1991-PEUGEOT-205-GTI-GREEN_W0QQitemZ250267035964QQihZ015QQcategoryZ9859QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem Bit up on miles, but totally clean . Tim.

Hi all, took my '93 BMW 530i lump for a service yesterday, to find out too many bits are dropping off & it's now beyond economical repair (quoted around £1200 to put it all right on a car that would be worth c £600 when right - I inspected the issues, and agree that they're BIG issues). So..... this being the rainy day I've clearly been saving for I now have a budget of £8k for a...

Dodge "Neither Cuddly nor Wuddly" Caliber. JB 07 SPY points, laughs

Out of the millions of cheap secondhand cars available, say for less than £1000, which have the best, comfiest, pothole absorbing suspension? Here in East Kent the roads are akin to those in Afghanistan. Actually, as you can buy a Lexus LS400 for less than £1000 now, we'll factor in decent economy and low tax too, so sub-1400cc (is it 1400cc still?). There's a challenge. Si

Since reading something here (or on a sister newsgroup) I have been considering/contemplating the purchase of a 2000 (or earlier) landrover defender, and I like the look and versatility of the long wheelbase 110 version with side windows, (maybe an 11 or 12 seater). I was thinking of kitting it out with a small camper stove and fridge set up, to accompany my liking for camping. it does...

Was having a look through the channels on (sky freesat) and seen the audi channel is available on channel 884 . FYI: sky freesat is much the same as a freeview box as its a one off payment with no monthly subscription . Would audi nutters pay the £150 just to get the audi channel ? .

From the Daily Torygraph..... http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/main.jhtml?xml=/motoring/2008/06/14/mfcheaperdriving114.xml Drive like Dan Dare. Treat your car like a spaceship. As soon as you can, accelerate smoothly and gently up to a safe, appropriate (and legal) speed and select as high a gear as possible, keeping the revs down to minimise fuel use without labouring the engine. Between...

I've had loads of hassle off my current insurer (swiftcover) because they want me to use their recommended repairer for repairs to my car. Basically, the nearest recommended repairer was 40+ miles away (in fact, in a different country!!!) so I told them to get stuffed and found a local one. Since then they've tried all sorts to get me to change my mind. They've been deliberately obstructive in...

As everything can easily be delivered via the internet these days i dont really have a use for a car anymore . I have given up car ownership . Sure when i was younger i used to drive for pleasure and stuff and often drove up north to wave hi to nessie when i drove past loch ness etc . But the fact is that (for me) driving was no longer a pleasure activity because of the cost of keeping a...

"911SC" spotted today... ....on a Fiat coupe...

We have an X registered (2000) BMW 525i. It spent its early life in Cyprus. The registration Document states it was first registered in Jan 2001 and first registered in UK in April 2005. The DVLA are taking the 2005 date for road tax purposes so we are going to get hammered . Do we have a good argument to insist the 2001 registration date is the one they should take. Have had brief conversation...

Anyone had a tinker about with nitro cars over the years ? Was thinking of buying one (I know they are not cheap) seems like a bit of fun for indoor tinkering and nice when you can run it outside! Just wondering if anyones had a go ?

I got to thinking about reducing my carbon footprint the other day. Not seriously, just a "what if" exercise. I started by podering what difference it would make if I changed my car less frequently or bought older vehicles and ran them for longer. I don't think however that this would make any difference to the planet (although it might save me money). Of course I can buy a more...

I hired a transit van last Saturday to collect a fireplace I'd bought. Having given my credit card details we examined the van for dents etc and these were marked on a sheet with a diagram of the van. There was quite a few small marks or dents, nothing major. I felt a bit wary so was quite careful to double-check everything was marked before I signed the sheet. I took the van and returned it 6...

Last year I told my insurance company that I only did about 13000 miles a year, as it happens I actually did about 14000. When I renew I suppose I should tell them that I will now be doing about 14000 a year. Does any body have a clue how much more it is likely to cost me? My renewal notice is for £200. Many thanks Dave