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I had a similar incident a few years back but I was in the biker's position, it ended up with the third party (who pulled out of the junction and hit the side of my car) being found liable. There were no zig-zag lines in my case as it wasn't near a crossing, how much that will affect the...

The company I work for uses these guys: http://www.ecsc.co.uk/

IF you end up having a bump there the most important thing to do is don't move the car an inch until you've got out and taken as many photographs of the positioning of the cars as you can - you'll probably annoy everyone behind you but it'll be worth it. Unfortunately it's too easy for the...

As close to £1k as possible, it's running to just under £1200 atm. I'm prepared to spend a bit more but it needs to be justified. As a bit of history I seem to build a new PC every 5 years, during the intervening years I tend to do a few small upgrades but nothing too expensive. Last build...

Based on the CustomPC/bit-tech Gaming Workhorse build. Am I missing anything? Will everything work together? Any improvements while staying in the same price range? Fractal Design Define R3 BeQuiet Dark Power Pro P9 750W PSU MSI P67A-GD53 Mobo Intel Core i5-2500K 3.30GHz (Sandybridge)...

That's a fallacy, house prices have consistently outstripped inflation by a significant margin. Plus what about depreciation, any other asset you purchase loses value over time, but for some reason we're supposed to accept that houses go up in value instead? And it's all driven by a British...

This is the problem with the UK rental market at the moment, renting isn't "paying someone else's mortgage" it's paying money for a place to live, pretty reasonable trade IMO. Elsewhere in Europe it's more common to rent, but in the UK it's looked down upon for some reason. The consequence...

Prices won't increase if drugs are legalised, the opposite in fact, even with taxes they'll still be cheaper because you don't have to pay for all the hassle of smuggling and distributing an illegal substance.

It sounds like the OP doesn't have much of a deposit saved, so might end up having to go for a 95% mortgage, they seem to be around 7% interest? Seems like a reasonable example to me.

Lack of understanding leads to irrational fear. And as we all know, fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate, hate leads to suffering ;)

I think you should refund his deposit, all of the work you've done would have had to be done before you sold the car anyway. As far as I can tell there's nothing in the definition of the word "deposit" which implies non-refundable, which is why non-refundable deposits are usually marked as...

LOL, saw an MGF on the motorway today, it was cruising down the hard shoulder with HG failure. The MX5 is the better car and you can get an older one for a lot less than £3k.

Looking good, I love Mantas, shame it's so hard to find a nice one. Don't forget to weld the diff :D

I've done some research on this after being reprimanded by a couple of friendly policemen :D There's nothing in the MOT about sticky-out wheels, indeed if you were building a rat-rod or similar there's nothing about having mud-guards at all. The Construction and Use regs state that there...

It's a hacked around Nova kit car at a guess http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automotive_Design_and_Development

It DOES look like a well loved classic at the moment, what it doesn't look like is a concours trailer-queen and that's why it's cool :)

That's brilliant dude, if i pay you £500 will you detail my car to the same standard? Also you should consider packaging that "spittle" wax you use and selling it to people in large crystal containers - free refills fo' life yo!

:D Yep, I lurk on RR a bit :)

Yeah it's awesome, that and Racer86's KP30, plus that Sapporo on air - they're all jointly responsible for me ending up with a '70s J-tin daily driver :o

Stretch your budget to £3k and you could own this: http://www.driftworks.com/forum/drift-cars-sale-private-sales/43722-corolla-ke70-full-ae86-parts.html :D