Well the old girl passed her MOT today and the only thing that was advised where two tyres close to the legal limit which I knew about. So I think its time to treat her to a service and a wash and wax (the car that is) and look forward to another year of troble free motoring fingers crossed.  [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

Congratulations Pete - like most of us on here tonight - have a beer, then have another to celebrate ....  :)

Am i right in saying you do quite big miles....didnt you have this up my way recently.....if so clearly she is a well looked after `miga to pass first time!!

Markie wrote on 26. Aug 2006 at 22:39:

Congratulations Pete - like most of us on here tonight - have a beer, then have another to celebrate ....  :) Am i right in saying you do quite big miles....didnt you have this up my way recently.....if so clearly she is a well looked after `miga to pass first time!!

I probably do about 600 miles a week but tend to look after the meega well. The wife only has to mention DIY and I find something that needs doing to the car instead. I have been working in Greenock but staying in Gurock. Found a nice pub to stay in on the front but the only problem is I have my tea and a couple of pints and then a couple of more pints which aint good for the ever expanding waistline  ;D

Ha! Did he say trouble free??? Is this an Omega we are talking about? Ha!

Ok...... so it may be ok (ish)

Alright, alright. So they are pretty reliable yeah yeah...

Point taken, they are damned good once you have done the routine stuff..

I give in. They are the best car ever made. Ever. Unless it is mine of course!

Elite Pete wrote on 26. Aug 2006 at 22:46:

Markie wrote on 26. Aug 2006 at 22:39: Congratulations Pete - like most of us on here tonight - have a beer, then have another to celebrate ....  :) Am i right in saying you do quite big miles....didnt you have this up my way recently.....if so clearly she is a well looked after `miga to pass first time!! I probably do about 600 miles a week but tend to look after the meega well. The wife only has to mention DIY and I find something that needs doing to the car instead. I have been working in Greenock but staying in Gurock. Found a nice pub to stay in on the front but the only problem is I have my tea and a couple of pints and then a couple of more pints which aint good for the ever expanding waistline  ;D

Is there anything else to do in gourock?  :)

Well done Pete.

Hope you're enjoying our Scottish weather.  ;)

Kev wrote on 27. Aug 2006 at 01:05:

Well done Pete. Hope you're enjoying our Scottish weather.  ;)

You mean you actually get weather in Scotand.....I just thought it was rain, rain, rain and more rain :o ;D ;D