bub2006 wrote: Fri Apr 11, 2025 9:31 pm Well fuck. On uber you can only add a vehicle by searching name. The name isn't listed. Funny thing is some lexmotos aren't listed but some old stuff is even though you can't use a pre 1995 vehicle. Can I contact customer service? Can I fuck

Uber support is a bag of wank.

That's lovely, there's one like it in our village and it sounds terrific.
I always envy it as it goes past the house.

As you say it'll probably fall a lot further thanks to Trump.

Every cloud has a silver lining.


It'll fall a lot further due to the people that held them in high esteem are ...

The one or two of you who follow my bailiff and snatchback thread may have noticed that motorcycle repo tales are conspicuous by their absence. The reason for this is that I never had any contracts with lenders who finance bikes. One exception is when in 2005 I was asked to recover one of these ...

As a dyed in the wool night driver it's rare for me to do a day shift but today was one of those days.

As well as the expected trips over to Aintree for Slags Day I had to deal with the usual OAPs and shoppers. One two car job did get me thinking though. After chewing the fat with the other driver ...

The Princess.

A car that went from a brave British Leyland effort to becoming a brake caliper donor in a few short years.

I've never driven one but It doesn't come as a surprise to hear that an engine, unremarkable in a Marina (albeit in automatic form only) would not impress in a car originally designed for a V8. Having only driven earlier 3.5's and 2.6's I've no idea if later cars were better built, but the ...

I think the lack of hatch was part of BL's muddled thinking at the time, maybe believing market research that it wasn't seen as desirable in the upper-middle saloon sector. Or maybe just being bloody stubborn.....

I agree with your assessment, the O Series Marinas we had at work definitely ...

I think the lack of hatch was part of BL's muddled thinking at the time, maybe believing market research that it wasn't seen as desirable in the upper-middle saloon sector. Or maybe just being bloody stubborn.....

I agree with your assessment, the O Series Marinas we had at work definitely felt ...