Recent content by MarkJunedd

Try these , Mercedes Servicing Specialists in Swansea : S K Automotive Ltd Ive used them in the past and found them very good.

Tyron bands used to popular a few years fitted to caravan wheels, their purpose being that they kept the tyre seated against the inner walls off the rim if the tyre suddenly deflated. They were fitted to a couple of caravans I had but I (thankfully) never had cause to test their effectiveness.

Will certainly be watching Wales v England and cheering for my own nation :D:D:D

Its hidden behind the wing liner passenger side.

I've got the very cover described with a magnet catch on my HTC for the last year with no probs at all. Wife has same type on her Samsung also with no issues.

Says 3 owners in the write up but 7 in description??? :crazy:

Totally normal although alarming when first seen.

More likely to be the flux capacitor. :D

Had a dolly.

Sympathys with the Op for the trouble he has had with his new car ,at least its in the dealers where i am sure it will be sorted properly. As an aside , Why do more and more threads on this forum turn into slanging matches and arguments ?

Yes two colours, black and white :D Which is my whole point exactly . This was at the time of brake shoes and rotor arms, you couldnt phone out of the UK in the early seventies without booking a line 2 weeks in advance yet men walked on the nevada desert, sorry i mean lunar surface.

Not in my house they didnt !!! :D

+1 for a sound clip :thumb:

Well I watched it and I am still not convinced either way. I was too young to witness the 'moon landings' but I do remember growing up in the early seventies and the technology that was around at the time, for example switching on a tv 2hrs before you wanted to watch something, yet NASA could...

As title tonight a documentary posing the question that has to be honest bugged me for years. I dont normally partake in conspiracy theories but I often wonder about the truth in this. Especailly with the advances in technology that we have now compared to the late 1960's. Hopefully tonight will...