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And if you are a full forum member, you may get 10% off.

I have missed this topic, but could do with a pair, and quite probably 2 pairs.

@PAR Thank you for wanting to pay your taxes in this country, we are grateful for it. (assuming you do...) However, I would imagine that if our feckless government decided to change our tax regime you would move to another country as you have no vestige interest in the UK. (my assumption, not knowing your personal circumstance. I have left working abroad as it was no longer economically beneficial). I apologise if I am picking you out in this debate. Whilst I would be on the same side of the fence as @C8RKH, at times I do feel he is rather too vociferous in his condemnation of the remain camp. I would rather collect 10-20% through corporation tax of the £100 million the top 1% earn than go down the route of the 1970's Swedish government that taxed the top earners at 102 %. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomperipossa_in_Monismania) I imagine Astrid Lingren must have been a very nationalistic woman , as she chose to remain in Sweden. However, it isn't difficult as an individual to move to better ones personal situation, Especially in this day and age where communications and travel are so easy. Which is probably why a lot of the most expensive property in London is becoming foreign owned: https://www.businessinsider.com/london-map-of-property-owned-by-foreigners-2015-9?r=US&IR=T Just set up a Limited company, Buy a property & claim it as your main residence. If you are that wealthy you are probably not spending more than 6 months in a single country and have income from more than one country. (The two main criteria for establishing where tax should be paid).Which is what businesses have been getting away with for years. A lot have set up headquarters in Luxembourg, (PayPal etc.) or Ireland (Dell, Apple etc) It would be nice if Brexit ever happens, that income earned in this country by conglomerates is taxed in this country, as opposed to the current situation. Apropos to nothing above, I don't know why there isn't an agreement between the member states that individuals would only receive the same benefit amounts that they would get in their own country. Surely as a Equal and Fair EU, our feckless and lazy should be able to move to anywhere else within the EU and catch up with their relatives on Jeremy Kyle on a similar standard of living? I'm not sure what my point is now, having waffled on for a while, but for full disclosure, I would probably have supported the 1975 referendum for joining the common market, but I did vote against the unstoppable power encroachment of the EU bureaucracy. Unfortunately, politicians are never going to propose a motion to reduce the power and influence they have on any aspect of our great and diverse continent, so I want out of this madness now before it is too late. We have more than enough levels of bureaucratic waste in our own country to not need another level of unelected politicians/ retirement home for war criminals (Blair). For me, the most indicative reason for voting out was during the run-up to the referendum, the remain camp could not/did not give a precis of the significant gains that the Eu commission had achieved whist being 'in power'.

Thanks Bibs, order for 2 placed.

26. Machine7 x2

Really glad it is going to be restored. Would not have liked to have had to type them all in again.

I have got a pair of Jackpoint stands (http://www.jackpointjackstands.com), they are excellent for being able to lift and secure on an axle stand at the correct point. I was fortunate to be working alongside a P-car owner so was able to piggy-back onto a group-buy that they organised, but still think they were around the £280 mark.

And that's it. All present... and possibly/mostly/maybe correct.

I had the same message and inability to scroll and there was no vertical slider either. I just closed it, and re-opened it, and it was working again. I think I got the best page, page 34 or something. Tony K had just bought his 4th S1, so there was a whole page discussing it.

Now complete to end of page 36... the end is in sight...

I have no first-hand experience of it, but have you seen this stuff? http://infinitybox.com/products/#aftermarket Expensive at ~$1500 for the starter kit, and nearer $3000 for all the bells and whistles, but looks like it would make fault-finding a lot easier. And with your air-ride system, you can raise and lower the car from the key-fob...

Just wondering, is anyone else seeing the deadline for the British GP this weekend at being in 17 days time? Might hold off on my prediction until sometime on Sunday afternoon...

Here's the MX5 wiring diagram: I am in no way an electrician. Releasing the magic smoke is more my style, but would the green wire, going to the dashboard module light a warning lamp if the motor was overloaded?

Thanks John, I will certainly have them, but equally happy for anyone else to jump in first. Shall we give A N Other a week or 2 weeks to call dibs, before I arrange collection? Is it possible to get a weight and package size to give to the courier? //Angus