WHAT YOU DID TO YOUR TRUCK TODAY!

She just want to keep me out the pub :lol:

Today i said goodbye to Marvin

It was a great motor

Sad days

That said I would have happily parted with mine for a small hatchback today :roll:

ae86 corrolla gt or chevette hsr...and I would swap mine for a small hatchback EVERY day! :lol:

My new sig may explain my mood :lol:

why would you want a small hatchback instead of a 4x4

I hoping i can get a garage built if sort out housing issues and ya never know if its still out there buy it back i would definetly have another sport . Gardens now clear for digger to come in and completley dig up back garden level it and prepare it for patio, driveway garage and decking and next project

ah its playing up today is it

Drove back from Southampton and had to turn the heating DOWN!!!

Re bled the brakes after changing disks pads and calipers the other day. I like being able to stop and not smelling of burning brake when i arrive anywhere :shock:

Drove out of a muddy car park via a steep bank, across a field and through a mahoosive great muddy puddle and back onto the road, why?, because I could. :dance:

tried to get the fogs working with no luck

Was going to replace the Cat on it but, after doing my back in last month,took it to local fitters instead.
Took them a while (over an hour) but only cost me £50 and it runs a bit sweeter now.
Old one was the original and at 141,000+ was more than a little tired!

Both

blew mine up GOOD TIME LOL, but worth it to hear the smile on Robs (horses45) face :lol:

Fitted a new battery then went for a spin, its the first time in nearly 6 years I have driven my 2.8 with near stock tyres on, they have always been steels with 265/75/16 muds, I have the spare set on now and they are early A series star alloys with 255/75/15 AT's and boy is the car revvier and more nippy :shock:

But on the motorway in this wind was interesting, I nearly left a bit of poopoo on my seat, the wind seems to catch the car a bit more (wheels not filling the arches as much?) and the lighter steering due to smaller tyres was also interesting :shock:

I had forgot what it was like, I will get used to it soon enough and save fuel and wear on my muds

I put my original wheels on and boy does it look funny without the wheels filling the arches.
Also removed my towbar electrics as I trashed at the last picnic I went to.

Gave the Bus a bit of a run today...

Had to go to Portchester for a session of DCPC training (grr, teaching bloody granny to suck eggs, that) and went a bit early then floored it 20 odd miles down the road towards Chichester and back. Cleared the cobwebs out averaging about 80 or so, and reminded me just how much fun these trucks are.