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I enjoy a pint in my preferred local pub or our RBL club - sometimes have no option as my dog Charlie drags me in on the way back from a walk knowing treats and fuss are waiting for him! Currently quite fortunate as my preferred local sells Sea Fury (nice sharps real ale) for £3.50 a pint in the...

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/cars/news/victory-for-mondeo-man-value-of-20-year-old-ford-family-cars-have-soared-in-recent-years-as-have-vauxhall-s-corsa-and-renault-s-megane/ar-AA1jcspb Thought this was interesting, with rises in the price of living, perhaps a change in car buying habits / demands...

In my previous post (#34 on this thread) I shared that the insurance renewal for my shogun had come down by £50 vs last year. Now renewing for my vw t4 caravelle with same company , price has gone up fr £143 to £190. Ah well, no increase in price if considered combined but not what I was hoping...

Hi - really nice outfit, I've got exactly the same tow vehicle, it quite likes fuel stations but reliable, lovely and comfy and a great tugger!

Might be worth a try poss worth giving them a call: https://sfmcaravans.co.uk/search?q=avondale+mayfair+window

Very well done you, you're wise and you won't regret it, I did the CaMH course too a couple of years ago for very similar reasons. I think that unless people have experienced friends etc for guidance it should be thought of as an essential. What's covered is brilliant, although I'm still I feel...

Certainly not -now classic interior design - our hall, stairs and landing are the same 😁 I do think two tone factory option colours on cars would be great though.

When I was a kid, my Dad had an old Wolseley 16/60 in two tone (navy blue over grey) - I liked the two tone colour scheme.- In the 80's / 90's it started to become popular to decorate houses with a dark colour below a dado rail and light colour above, would have liked to see this on cars again.

I'd agree with this, in my younger days (many moons ago) I'd buy an old car with 6 months+ MOT left for a couple of hundred pounds or so max (mini, mk1 fiesta, mk2 escort, capri to name a few - wish I'd had a lock up and a crystal ball). TPF&T was my only option then, slightest bump would have...

Hello All, -A little off topic but somewhat aligned. In Cornwall and to an extent in Devon between around 1900 & around the early 60's, Mundic block was commonly used. Mundic's make up was of 'concrete' blocks that contained waste materials from mines, mixed with aggregate: such as beach sand...

Hi Clive, strange indeed (but for once, for me- in a good way) it's insured with esure.

My old Shogun (2004 3.2 diesel) passed it's MOT again on Tuesday with no advisories and I've just renewed it's insurance, comprehensive - pleasantly surprised - no changes in excess etc vs last year but down by £50.

Hi, MrsJay, have a look at this site: https://sfmcaravans.co.uk/ Good luck.

Wow, that's really frightening. Amazed,, but pleased to hear near the end of the clip that the driver of the flipped car escaped with minor injuries.

A beautiful girl and a beautiful name as well. Many congratulations and welcome to the world Florence Rose.