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Browning Xbolt Hunter Eclipse (laminate thumbhole stock) in .308 and a Winchester o/u 12ga here, mainly used for game shooting. Regular range practice as well. Apart from foxes and flying vermin, everything I shoot is for the pot. No problems with feathers here :) Differences between countries...

After 15 years of driving Skoda, Seat and Volkswagen (>25k miles / year, company cars), never had any problem with brakes, discs or sliders. Even though plenty potential for corrosion here, with all the salt on the roads. Would they be using different parts for the UK market?

No reply on messages? Name and shame, I say. And kick them off the forum...

Vote or self-destruct. In the latter case I'd rather fancy seeing a little video posted here ;)

Even at double that price it would still sell - look at the prices Jaguar can ask for the "new old" E-types.

Currently our car (Seat Leon ST, 225/40 R18 92Y) is on Bridgestone Potenza. No complaints, but once they are worn out they'll be replaced with Pirelli P Zero or Continental Sportcontact. Current winter tyres are Toyo Snowprox S954; there again next time I'll order Continental Wintercontact. We...

My T2 failed Belgian MOT because of a missing bump stop...

taking a good night rest a few min from now: tomorrow is UJ replacement time :)

Yes, Febest, about the cheapest I found. It will take about a week for them to arrive (it did in Belgium), coming from Estonia if I'm not mistaken. I was quoted 100€ (£127) apiece for the genuine Nissan article, from the dealership here...

Love driving my T2, although she is starting to show her age (1997, about to reach 200K miles). Performance and brakes are rubbish, no comfort at all, but then I'm spoiled with the daily driver. That is a Seat Leon ST FR, with the 2.0 TDI. Sports suspension, nice wheels, fully equipped incl...

Got mail back today, in answer to the pictures I sent: center section incl gasket and tail pipe will be replaced under warranty. I only pay the shipping (mind you, I'm not in the UK, so shipping to UK might be covered, I don't know). All in all, very happy with the outcome.

rr - just spent the afternoon under the car, and now I read this :o Can it wait until tomorrow? Otherwise I have to do the car ballet again, and probably lose my parking place in front of the house :)

Great story, keep them coming! I recognise the "who's training who" scenario from our dogs. I sometimes think they, especially the male, do things wrong in order to be rewarded with attention (training) and maybe a treat once they do it right...

Never had an issue with them before, even got the club discount refunded with my last order - when I had forgotten to mention it! I agreed on the phone to send them some pictures of the exhaust, we'll see what the outcome is. Local suppliers are at least double the price unfortunately.

Just replaced the unijoints on the rear propshaft, and had a good look at my exhaust (see above in this thread, ordered June 2015 as full SWB kit from Milner's). Downpipe is OK, bit of surface rust. End pipe is rather rusty, but good for another year I think. Mid section is almost corroded away...

"When in doubt, lubricate"

What's in the box? A tube of Tummy Rub Butter and a jar of Pregnancy Boob Tube. And I'm not making this up!

Yes - know the feeling, we have the same kind of mud here I think. I've known tractors to get stuck here. These days sugar beets are harvested by tracked vehicles...

Mind you, the same applies for large cities in Germany, and since last month for 2 cities in Belgium (Antwerp and Ghent).

The mileage you get is not abnormally low, especially since you don't do a lot of motorways. And, small engine, 3 cylinders if I'm not mistaken, not a lot of power so you have to use all of it more of the time. Check here, German website where consumers enter their mileage. Your mileage, 38...