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If that be the current term for the amount of cash extorted by His Majesty's government for keeping a car on a public road.

Does anyone know, if I buy a car which hasn't been taxed or sorned for a few years, would I be responsible for the back tax?

At last. A joke in the joke thread.

I was offered a few of those for free I declined. 600 by 600 is more than heavy enough. Got them free as well the guy even helped me load them.

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Ah come on. Tell me you don't enjoy pointing out continuity and factual errors in movies and TV shows.

Ford Capri 2.8i. I only had a brief test drive in a mates, back in the day. My pockets weren't deep enough. Fantastic acceleration and effortless doughnuts without slipping the clutch. I still had lots of fun in my 1.6L

My ford Kuga required me to have the clutch depressed before it would start. Recently the sensor on the clutch developed a fault. The mechanic told me the replacement sensors were different so now I needed to press the clutch and brake pedal before it would start. What next?

Not unless you are spinning. I'm convinced there would be a market for a very simple car with the minimum of non essential extras

Hasn't it become obvious yet, that elections are only to decide who tells you the mostly bad news. The people who make the decisions are not elected.

I bought a BAE coil nail gun in 2000 it's been used 5-6 days a week since I sent it back for some reason I don't quite recall about 10 years ago. The fixed it and sent it back and didn't even charge for the postage. Last year it developed a fault and I sent it back again. Fixed and returned for...

Yeah, but i did it my way.

I've had a few, but then again too few to mention.

What cladding did you use?

A lock only keeps an honest man out.

I used one of those daily for years maybe 15 or 16. The only trouble it ever gave was when the brushes wore down. They were cheap and easily replaced. I must have replaced them 3 or 4 times. The local agricultural agent stocked them specially for me.

Fornication. For'n occasion such as this ....etc etc.

Wow regenerative in car entertainment. what next? Sorry. :)

Thanks. I made a small temporary chicken coop in a hurry one afternoon 2 or 3 years ago I can't remember. Since it was only temporary I didn't treat or paint it at all. It caught my eye the other day and I looked it over. It is in surprisingly good nick. That started me wondering why it's not...

Has anyone used OSB outside for any length of time? If so what did you paint it with and were you happy with the outcome?