scoobykev

From her i get a barrel load of grief, so she's getting told to take a flying f*ck

<< kev spoted you earler at the bottom of the kings way in the van i was in the burds car (that she was thrashin the t!ts of it) going up the way >> Thought that was her car, sounding sweet

<< Feck knows wots going on but its all very good >> no its not! try driving about today, they're all nuts Merry kiss my *ss

Merry Chirstmas buddy kev

lol

I touch goats

will these fit under the standard 16" wheels?

<< What you doing with the old spoiler? >> I've got a mid level one with the brake light in it if your interested

<< Mud on the road is legal but...... an excesive amount isnt. Police wont enforce it just advise you to get it clerared up ASAP. >> oops, thought it was, driving with your ploughing lights on, thats definately illegal

pretty mutch agree with andy on this one, we all drive cars that are more than capable of over taking tractors quickly and safely, whether you choose to do so safely is a whole different argument as it wouldn't matter what you were passing. What i think is more dangerous,( and illegal i think) is the amount of mud left on the road at tattie picking time by the huge trailers. So can i have a shot of your combine as well For what its worth, the worst thing on the road is Dundee taxi drivers.

i assume you've tried hewden hire

<< Right a hole saws might be ok BUT, i dond think you will get a 52mm one . >> yes you do

You would be better off buying a cheap hole saw out of B&Q, shouldn't be any more than a tenner. Don't think i'd trust that thing on fleabay

<< Did'nt see how much they were to buy, anyone know ? >> £840,000 i think, and its got the rear lights off a new passat

<< very nice and quick too >> it does the job

not me with the front mount buddy

i got that boost controller and fuel pump etc. fitted a few weeks ago at awd good, isn't it

Happy birthday buddy 31 years old and 31 inches tall

sounds like your flywheel is knackered, just replaced my clutch as it was slipping, i also had a nasty judder and was informed it was the flywheel, could've got it skimmed but put a new one in instead, i'd take it back and get it fixed

very nice

<< and thats some road you brought us back down kev i like it !! >> plenty more where that came from, my good man

89.9 at claypots in dundee the other day

nightmare mate, hope your mum makes a speedy recovery.

get them on the car and show us some pics

Your welcome, hope you enjoyed the fine scottish countryside