Recent content by bolidemichael

What IS the colour?

There are plenty of ideas here

Here are my recent posts. The chap is called Joe and he is knowledgeable and welcoming.

I don't subscribe to the virtues of sub optimal car set up and maintenance.

That said, I do rate them highly.

AFAIK, Tony retired a couple of years ago.

I didn't know that the S212 was supplied with a factory option of a third row rear facing seats.

I don't see why you don't turn your scrutiny towards the posts that recommend indys apparently protected by a halo effect of unquestioned positive feedback. After all, if this is the response one can anticipate when posting honest results of work paid and undertaken inadequately, how can you...

My comment was in response to the cheerleading recommendation. At the end of the day, I spent my own money and the results were a complete sagging of the rear, as opposed to the slow leak that they aimed to fix. I don't aim to retell my life story, what is the nature of your interrogation?

Blimey, I only posted yesterday evening... I hope that you haven't stayed up waiting for my response! Regarding Terry, I haven't bothered going back to discuss the whats and wherefors, as I've been very busy this year; I just used my local indy who replaced the airmatic system. I wouldn't quite...

With respect, Terry's tech performed a repair on my airmatic and it failed a couple of weeks later. That's one less recommendation.

Black chrome or chrome silver look like viable alternatives to diamond cut.

Looks great! Is this true to OEM in colour? Did you send your own steering wheel? Michael

Hi Sam, I've read your whole thread through and whilst the large large(!) alloys aren't to my tastes (it's a bit too California for me), I love the approach and care and enjoyment that you have for this and your fleet.

Woah. Mind blown! Using the sheeting method, does that mean that I can 'sheet' then dry from the top of the car downwards? i.e panel by panel? EDIT: If so, then I could consider the smaller water filter for the rinsing/sheeting stage, to avoid the risk of hard water deposits - though perhaps...