Posted: Mon Dec 05, 11 8:08 am
It is here 
well, just a thin covering of wet slushy stuff
well, just a thin covering of wet slushy stuff
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Posted: Mon Dec 05, 11 9:36 am
Snowing like billyho here now, take abit to reach Canadian standards though.
Posted: Mon Dec 05, 11 1:45 pm
Come on Jeff, you should know better than that...thats Summer over here 
Posted: Fri Dec 16, 11 1:36 pm
It started this morning 
Posted: Fri Dec 16, 11 3:25 pm
It snowed the same time last year when I came to Surrey. I don't have the Jeep to get me through now though. Just picked up the Alpha yesterday.
Posted: Fri Dec 16, 11 3:29 pm
the Vette would do just fine in thatDave wrote:It snowed the same time last year when I came to Surrey. I don't have the Jeep to get me through now though. Just picked up the Alpha yesterday.
Posted: Fri Dec 16, 11 3:34 pm
It would be parked in the hedge - not the driveway.
Posted: Fri Dec 16, 11 3:42 pm
Had a covering here this morning, all gone now.
Posted: Fri Dec 16, 11 5:16 pm
chicks do that with theirs all the time hereDave wrote:It would be parked in the hedge - not the driveway.
Posted: Fri Dec 16, 11 8:40 pm
view from my office window this afto 
Posted: Fri Dec 16, 11 9:18 pm
Ahh! That's lovely, it looks really Christmassy, it's a shame when it goes
Posted: Fri Dec 16, 11 9:28 pm
what you got an alfa for?Dave wrote:It snowed the same time last year when I came to Surrey. I don't have the Jeep to get me through now though. Just picked up the Alpha yesterday.
Mine is sitting on the drive waiting for me to fit a water pump, which means the cam belt has to be changed as well
just replaced the master cylinder and four brake pipes, still got a steering link to change aswell. Check your water pump, it needs to have a metal impeller, the plastic ones crack and slip on the shaft.Posted: Sat Dec 17, 11 11:03 am
Because it gets an average of 60mpg, is "Sporty" at the flick of a switch and, as it is only just over a year old, it still has almost two years full warranty and full AA cover. They cost "£18,700 on the road" when new and I got this one for £12,995. It was still at under 7K miles when I picked it up.Rebel wrote:
what you got an alfa for?
Plus it is much better looking than the usual Golf/Focus/Astra type thing.
Quite happy with it at the moment thanks.
Posted: Sat Dec 17, 11 11:09 am
I agree, love the throttle response, drive-ability and comfort, not to mention all the toys. Wasn't having a dig, just never thought it be your cup of tea, what with their reputation and all.Dave wrote:Because it gets an average of 60mpg, is "Sporty" at the flick of a switch and, as it is only just over a year old, it still has almost two years full warranty and full AA cover. They cost "£18,700 on the road" when new and I got this one for £12,995.Rebel wrote:
what you got an alfa for?
Plus it is much better looking than the usual Golf/Focus/Astra type thing.
Quite happy with it at the moment thanks.
Posted: Sat Dec 17, 11 12:40 pm
You sold the jeep?Dave wrote:Because it gets an average of 60mpg, is "Sporty" at the flick of a switch and, as it is only just over a year old, it still has almost two years full warranty and full AA cover. They cost "£18,700 on the road" when new and I got this one for £12,995. It was still at under 7K miles when I picked it up.Rebel wrote:
what you got an alfa for?
Plus it is much better looking than the usual Golf/Focus/Astra type thing.
Quite happy with it at the moment thanks.