What did you do to your van today?

[saxonborg]

Goblin from Asda mains only can show you at meeting if you want Eric £28 ish

Hoping it might have been a Dyson lookalike for 12v.

 

[saxonborg]

Been practicing my welding don't think I'll show it lolol

Why? is it like morse code , dot - dash - dot.dot - dash.....

 

[Exwindsurfer]

Why? is it like morse code , dot - dash - dot.dot - dash.....

Very close Eric lol

 

[The laird]

More like pigeon shit Eric

 

[The laird]

Right van washed
inside gutted again
water grey drained and pingy installed
toilet emptied flushed out and cleaner installed
then away to edin airport to collect grandson and daughter in law
coffee nooooo

 

[nabsim]

Right van washed
inside gutted again
water grey drained and pingy installed
toilet emptied flushed out and cleaner installed
then away to edin airport to collect grandson and daughter in law
coffee nooooo

Wtf is a pingy???

 

[The laird]

Neil fat finger or spell correction
meant pongy smelly stuff

 

[runnach]

Wtf is a pingy???

Neil, he meant “Pingo” his comforter soft he’s had since was a bairn

 

[The laird]

Neil, he meant “Pingo” his comforter soft he’s had since was a bairn

I'm gonna knock yer block aff every post I put you pop yer 10p worth into it gimme a break I had a hard upbringing and if I had went to school it might have been different

 

[runnach]

I'm gonna knock yer block aff every post I put you pop yer 10p worth into it gimme a break I had a hard upbringing and if I had went to school it might have been different

You mean 10cents

 

[Wully]

Got a new stereo fitted with all the bells and whistle’s big screen easy to see and work. Never liked the one that came fitted couldn’t reach it from driver seat.

 

[Wully]

Yes wully! Had it a month now 9000 miles 150 bhp manualView attachment 70404

I like that Smashing colour too. That’s some way down in size from a Concorde

 

[The laird]

Can I get the penny off the floor yah rich ba ha

 

[The laird]

And the change in the cup holder pleezeeee

 

[Exwindsurfer]

Got a new stereo fitted with all the bells and whistle’s big screen easy to see and work. Never liked the one that came fitted couldn’t reach it from driver seat.

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Nice bit of kit Wully

 

[Wully]

One of them cheap upgrades I seem to find my Christine said she can’t believe the bargains I find if only she knew

 

[Exwindsurfer]

One of them cheap upgrades I seem to find my Christine said she can’t believe the bargains I find if only she knew

hehehe

 

[runnach]

Can I get the penny off the floor yah rich ba ha

Gogs, if you dropped yon penny, it would have hit you on yer heid before if hit the floor.

 

[marchie]

MOT Test passed; too late to collect the M/Home before closing, so have to collect it today. Looked at UK Gov Website to get the MOT details and to confirm new expiry is Dec 2024, but noticed that the mileage has been entered incorrectly 26038 instead of 20368 miles. Will get a reprint with the correct mileage on when I pick up the M/Home ...

Steve

 

[wildebus]

MOT Test passed; too late to collect the M/Home before closing, so have to collect it today. Looked at UK Gov Website to get the MOT details and to confirm new expiry is Dec 2024, but noticed that the mileage has been entered incorrectly 26038 instead of 20368 miles. Will get a reprint with the correct mileage on when I pick up the M/Home ...

Steve

Oh dear. I was told once entered it cannot be corrected!
I had a tester enter a car mileage as 555,000 instead of 55,000 once. My stripey camper had this problem regularly as some years the tester would enter the numbers as shown (wrong!) and others they would convert KMs to Miles (right!). MOT mileage would bounce up and down like a tennis ball!!
In my case with the car, an obvious error, but yours is more critical as much less so and on a vehicle-check report will flag a problem next year when I am guessing the next MOT mileage will be lower than this years? Could impact when coming to sell?

I would take a photo of the odometer before you drive away - maybe with the Certificate in the same frame, and print it off and store it with the MOT Certificate as proof in case they don't correct the documented number.

Looking at this - https://www.gov.uk/getting-an-mot/correcting-mot-certificate-mistakes - it should be easy to fix though?

I was stuck with this mistake, but so obvious it didn't really matter that much I think