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Car mats and window weather shields
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kiwikrasher wrote:Car mats and window weather shields
That sounds acceptable.
I had suspicions that you may start the mod's with a snorkle & bumper mounted winch. ;)
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Some new steljes speakers. Very impressed, the neighbours not so much
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Monty wrote:Some new steljes speakers. Very impressed, the neighbours not so much
Do they not like Atomic Kitten (giggle)
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I thought Monty was into Bronski Beat .
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I m pretty sure he had this on under his leathers last time I saw him (facepalm)
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(rolf) (rolf) (rolf)
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StMarks wrote:
kiwikrasher wrote:Car mats and window weather shields
That sounds acceptable.
I had suspicions that you may start the mod's with a snorkle & bumper mounted winch. ;)
Ha ha not far off, going to get a quote in the next few days for a bar and sidesteps.
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Pair of Osram night racer bulbs.

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kiwikrasher wrote:
StMarks wrote:
kiwikrasher wrote:Car mats and window weather shields
That sounds acceptable.
I had suspicions that you may start the mod's with a snorkle & bumper mounted winch. ;)
Ha ha not far off, going to get a quote in the next few days for a bar and sidesteps.
Bullbar
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Secondary fuel filter
Underbody protection
Recovery points
Lift kit/suspension upgrade

$12,500... think I might alter my plan slightly.
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Triumph Quickshifter (y)

Technology is great. I'm in Berlin but got a notification on my phone and had a video chat with the Postman and told him to leave with one of my neighbours.
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Blade wrote:Triumph Quickshifter (y)

Technology is great. I'm in Berlin but got a notification on my phone and had a video chat with the Postman and told him to leave with one of my neighbours.
Postie now tells his burglar mate which house is empty for a few quid in the pocket...

Tech is great, but I'm not yet convinced on remote doorbells.

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I clearly didnt say we were away, just not home at that moment, plus I know our postman but it's a fair observation to be cautious.
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2 pairs of ‘Spoke’ chino’s/ trousers
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Mortgage statement.

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An armband id holder. The carpark at work has is card entry and exit and getting the card in and out of a pocket is a PITA so the plan is to wear the arm band on my forearm so I can just tap the card.

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D6Nutz wrote:An armband id holder. The carpark at work has is card entry and exit and getting the card in and out of a pocket is a PITA so the plan is to wear the arm band on my forearm so I can just tap the card.

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Dog food.

So I can shovel up the shit a few hours later.
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Kwacky wrote:Dog food.

So I can shovel up the shit a few hours later.
I feel your pain. 4 bags turned up here yesterday :D
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C00kiemonster wrote:
Kwacky wrote:Dog food.

So I can shovel up the shit a few hours later.
I feel your pain. 4 bags turned up here yesterday :D
4 bags of aftermath?
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