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Daughters bday yesterday not much photos but had the big pit out and cooking all day in blistering heat for around 30 or so

Had this old series 2 for years. Was handy for getting up onto the tops but mainly for shooting or daytime work. Paid £450 for it many years ago. Had a Ford Focus estate for years and it was a decent car for getting about the country with the dogs. Finally give in at 240 odd thousand miles.

FFS mate . You need to borrow our Brissel lol.

FFS just been listening to GMB about the migrant in Epping. Who's in court today for the 14 year old girl. He's in magistrate court. A 53 old white man's in crown court. Lol. For standing up for our b*****d right for our children to be safe. You couldn't f***ing write it. Crown court. This c**ts in magistrate court.

Nope not me

Has to be perrrywinkle blue surely

I had the commercial one without the back side windows...just two seater...I loved that motor

Sussed me out ffs

Could never afford one in my late teens or early 20,s. Another motor I all ways fancied at that age for a dog bus was the Lada Niva.

Nice looking motors and quite a big motor , they did rot badly, the other one that is a reliable ole tank is the 3.1 diesel Isuzu trooper

My very first lamping motor was a Ford Capri 2.0 S, recaro fishnet buckets and a vinyl roof. Boot was bloody awful for putting dogs inn lol

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Bulldogs get it sometimes after it's cause as you say as far as I'm aware over extertion exhaustion when there pushing the boundaries but I can't see it being a problem with a pup a working dog pushing its limits yes pup can't see it

Bangers what are you doing talking lamping motors you should be on the boot section we all know you like flying under the radar foot patrol for you

Hope it wasn't you... sly dog anything to save money with you

Heard you was a bit of a Henrietta back in the day, of the anal kind.

I had a fieldman beast of a motor loved my one regretted selling it.

They want to be using them on land rovers, they seem to be the motor of choice around here at the minute, I know half a dozen people that have had disco’s and evogue’s taken over the last couple of months

I always thought a gasper was a cigarette

These sleeping batteries are meant to help with that .. they go to sleep after so long of no movement so key signal can't be intercepted.. supposedly insurance companies are starting to give discounts if you have them

When immobilisers started coming out in the mid 90’s I worked at a place that used to fit vectra and cobra thatchem immobilisers and once they were fitted you weren’t taking that car, then manufacturers thought they could do it better but the problem is if you immobilise everything the same way people will soon work out a way around it, them ghost immobilisers are becoming popular now, I just think with the S3 being on PCP, if it get nicked they’ll give me another