Classic British Flight Sim

Well thats not surprising, at least once a day someone will run over my traffic cones placed around my work area. i've had then ram the things into the engine bays of their cars. All i get is a very stupid look as to whats wrong. I must point out that i'am wearing a hi-viz fire coat and behind me i...

Dumb question of the year:
What is that curved thing on the end of his (I will assume its a dude) trunk? Another tusk?

James

Interesting to see that they've managed to overcome the problems that a lot of vehicle manufacturers seem to be blighted with. Even in a hot desert climate the RR is still successfully rusting :-# :lol: :lol: It's not rust - it's "time induced air ventilation paint" :worried: -James

"This ones getting a bit low in tread. If we replace it, you want a wheel alignment done at the same time?"

"Whatya mean they're out of round?! They were only put on last week a year ago!"

"Why do they want chromes with some low profiles on this again...?"

lol just look at his first film "Bad Taste" he actually starred in that and chainsawed his way through someone :lol: you dont mess around with big Pete (even after the weight loss) Especially with his removable brain :wink: His early films are still the best IMO - Bad Taste, Meet the Feeb...

We have no smoking in bars, in the workplace or any indoor area. Businesses havent been harmed by it. Now it just seems normal after a year of being in use. No big deal. Kinda nice to go into a bar, have a few drinks and not worry about the upper atmosphere

James

"Still more firepower than the RNZAF!"

James

1.6 all over? Man thats better than what we have. For a vehicle to pass a warrent, you need to have 1.5mm across 3/4 of the foot. That still leaves 1/4 of tread you might need in an emergency. I gotta say though, being a tyre fitter is one excellant job to have. Although something doesnt look right ...

1.5mm is legal limit here too. 2 is the best time to replace them. Still enough to last a bit and close enough to get rid of them. If you hit the kerb, do not assume its ok. Take it into a tyre dealer adnd get them to take it off the rim and check the inside of the sidewall. Sidewall damage is not a...

This is a serious message from someone who is trying to keep people safe on the roads. First off, I'm a tyre technician/mechanic apprentice with a large garage in Wellingtn NZ. The past few days we have had torrential rain that has created surface flooding on the roads. Not a big deal if you are sen...