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  1. Great era, great music. Loved Pink Floyd Another Brick in the Wall ! Remember having coal fire at the first house I rented after moving out of home. Chopper bikes, candy fags and naffy sandwiches (jam sandwiches covered in batter and fried). Having to get used to decimal currency, having a sweet shop with proper sweets that were weighed out Wow... what a great time. Remember the miners strikes well. Also taking my driving test and buying my first car!!
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  2. Hi folks, Yesterday I purchased a 1997 Legend saloon, one owner from new and 63k genuine miles. A whole 16 days of MOT left..... Does need a bit of fettling but what a machine! Tom
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  3. Good solution to stop dash reflections, use carbon black cooker hood filter material, it kills reflections and only costs £3-99 a large sheet
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  4. This worked for me a couple of months ago: https://support.garmin.com/en-GB/?faq=4qpP6QRT6r105RJ1sELgM7#:~:text=Honda vehicles with Garmin Navigation,map updates at no cost
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  5. Hi Sensescaper, you do not need to take the bumper off, you need to turn the wheels fully to the left or the right depending on what side your changing, remove the inner wheel arch lining and reach in through there. I agree it's not easy and you need fairly long arms but that's the way in. if you have the manual it tells you how to do it in there. I used to do 30K a year in my 2010 Accord Tourer and would have to change the bulbs at least once a year, so worth buying the expensive bulbs rather than the cheap ones. Got 257K out of mine, before chopping it in, a great car. Everything still worked and was still getting 48 mpg on my commute, same clutch same exhaust.
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  6. We love our cr-v so much that after a crash where the extent of bonnet and front end damage vs book value meant a write off I accepted a lower cash offer from insurers and our Honda back home. Now to buy used replacement body parts (some good deals going)and a body shop willing to do the work located. Anyone experienced this? Any body shops recommended? All info gratefully accepted.
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