





I have one of those but cannot seem to put my finger on it!stewartm wrote: ↑Fri Aug 17, 2018 8:17 amOur female cat is called Gracie day to day, but her full racing name, is The Great Green Arkleseizure.
Also, in our black R3, I am still trying to figure out what to install that would let me have a black button, labelled in black on a black background, that lights up black to let you know you have done it.![]()
Come with us to castle Combe tomorrow morningNedKelly wrote:in the mean time where can I go sat/sun 08/09 from sa10 7pp. I've a couple of pennies extra that i'd like to put into the fuel tank which equates to smiles. don't mind boring dual/motorways but would love twisties
I have driven that road before , turned right from cross hands , I was looking for a static caravan to buy to live in . I ended up following a Peugeot van and cruising at 80-100 in my Nissan Navara , very fast roads , I ended up in Builth wells .johnbb99 wrote:Well if you fancy a bit of a run, how about Llandeilo - Llandovery - Sennybridge - Abercraf - home?
You will know [ I suppose] the most interesting road to Llandeilo (I don't) ; to Llandovery is a fast, open road
(easy cruise [at the national speed limit, of course] )
To Sennybridge is twisty.![]()
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I don't know the road from Sennybridge to Abercraf, but it looks pretty open on Google's Streetmap (I fancy using it sometime!)
No doubt Castle Coombe would beat the above, hands down!
LolChrisHolmes wrote:My car was all over place once too and I was advised it was the nut behind the wheel that required adjustment.
It must be worn shocks then as the PZ suspension is said to transform the cars handling, but how it has on your car!mrspiller wrote: ↑Thu Sep 13, 2018 9:52 amLolChrisHolmes wrote:My car was all over place once too and I was advised it was the nut behind the wheel that required adjustment.
It’s since I fitted the PZ suspension , it’s way too bouncy .....
I try and drive half decent in that one
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