
Well done ned.ned wrote:Fitted a new cab floor mat, might keep it a bit warmer and quieter now



gotgcoalman wrote:Well done ned.ned wrote:Fitted a new cab floor mat, might keep it a bit warmer and quieter now
Out of sight and all that.
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Cover it in pudding and call it goodned wrote:gotgcoalman wrote:Well done ned.ned wrote:Fitted a new cab floor mat, might keep it a bit warmer and quieter now
Out of sight and all that.
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Hmmm I could stick cash under it to hide it from er indoors![]()
the rubber floor mat is still covering any nasties


A white table would complement the red table and look rather festiveloot wrote:You can't make it up. Right snowflake failed the mot so I repaired it but on top, the guy wasn't happy so I over did it underneath, the panel was the n/s/f under wing but from the chassis leg to wing top. Proper job. Anyway he went off happy, the mot guy is on holiday so he took it elsewhere, they went in balls deep to fail it.
Anyway the guy has already bought a new van as he's driving a lot and wants something that will last.
He's on about scrapping snowflake but offered it to me for £300.
Wheels would fetch close to that I think with 2 new tyres on. There's 2 new batteries on it. Side mouldings, windows etc.
I could wait a few weeks to mot it at the first garage.
I told him I'd let him know tomorrow.


You know you want it back in your lifeloot wrote:You can't make it up. Right snowflake failed the mot so I repaired it but on top, the guy wasn't happy so I over did it underneath, the panel was the n/s/f under wing but from the chassis leg to wing top. Proper job. Anyway he went off happy, the mot guy is on holiday so he took it elsewhere, they went in balls deep to fail it.
Anyway the guy has already bought a new van as he's driving a lot and wants something that will last.
He's on about scrapping snowflake but offered it to me for £300.
Wheels would fetch close to that I think with 2 new tyres on. There's 2 new batteries on it. Side mouldings, windows etc.
I could wait a few weeks to mot it at the first garage.
I told him I'd let him know tomorrow.


with some basic changes of course. 



loot wrote:You can't make it up. Right snowflake failed the mot so I repaired it but on top, the guy wasn't happy so I over did it underneath, the panel was the n/s/f under wing but from the chassis leg to wing top. Proper job. Anyway he went off happy, the mot guy is on holiday so he took it elsewhere, they went in balls deep to fail it.
Anyway the guy has already bought a new van as he's driving a lot and wants something that will last.
He's on about scrapping snowflake but offered it to me for £300.
Wheels would fetch close to that I think with 2 new tyres on. There's 2 new batteries on it. Side mouldings, windows etc.
I could wait a few weeks to mot it at the first garage.
I told him I'd let him know tomorrow.

gotgcoalman wrote:We need to do a telly advert....
For only £3/month your donation could save poor Snowflake from a horrible fate.
A life of fear and uncertainty.
Your donation would see Snowflake cared for and loved.
Would you begrudge £3 to help.
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loot wrote:I grew up in the 80s so as you can imagine, I wasn't able to say my goto respond ending in you f****g s****c
Bloody hell
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