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Central locking problems any ideas
Pesky Wabbit:
Bugger central locking, just use a bolt and chain.
Hyacinth:
;D ;D ;D@ Pesky Wabbit..
BUT you'll still need me Martha-Stewart-Handy-Tip-4-the-Discerning-Motorist on the bolt in the winter, won't you.... 8)
halfofmanic:
--- Quote from: Pesky Wabbit on February 20, 2010, 17:05:52 ---
Bugger central locking, just use a bolt and chain.
--- End quote ---
What a car ;D the tyres are great a bit of lacquer on the woodwork and it would be like a morris 1000 traveller and in a heavy frost if the door doesn't open you could take an axe to it
did it again this morning after behaving for days pishing me off big time
Pesky Wabbit:
--- Quote from: halfofmanic on February 20, 2010, 21:16:57 ---
What a car ... a bit of lacquer on the woodwork ...
--- End quote ---
Yup, something to bring out the grain would make it look real classy. ::)
--- Quote from: Hyacinth on February 20, 2010, 17:46:28 ---
BUT you'll still need me Martha-Stewart-Handy-Tip-4-the-Discerning-Motorist
--- End quote ---
Is that "when approaching a four way junction, the vehicle with the largest tyres always has the right of way."
or
"Do not lay rubber while traveling in a funeral procession."
Kea:
It's only two weeks old so it couldn't be the problem I've had a few times.....needing a new battery in the key fob. Or could it?
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