Volvo 480 Club Europe

Sounds complicated - interested to see if you pull this off though...

Only dash mods I've done have been adapting a vacuum gauge from a 440/460 to fit the 480 gauge pod and illuminating the info centre selector switch.

No pics yet, but will have a go at getting some soon.

Wow! Now that is cheap!

Mmmmm.... shiny!

@Murf - Looks like he's stolen your rear side reflectors...

Bad luck Dan , look on the bright side though, at least there wasn't a big wall or another car involved...

2nd gear on a wet road by any chance?

Murf wrote:we should make it a sat night out, stay over and take as few cars as poss

That'd be great Paul, thanks for offering to put us up for the night.

Where's everyone else staying?

Sounds good Daniel, but also sounds like a lot of work.

Hope you get it together as you plan.

12/13th sounds good... Are we now talking about an overnight thing somewhere, or are we just going out on the piss and going home same night? Last train from Edinburgh to Glasgow or vice versa leaves at 23:30 on the Saturday night. If we're just going out for the night, Saturday? I've got to get up ...

Nice work Mustang driver! Looks like he's had some practice at that!

Its a bit stupid as my mate has a audi 100 and thats got a 2.0 li engine in it. Plus its big and german so i would ahve though high quotes for him but nooooo. hes getting quotes better than that of a corsa with a 1.4li engine. Look at the image of the car though and imagine who's likely to be drivi...

Sadly, it's not about how much your car cost or how much it's worth - what they're interested in is how much damage you're likely to cause and how likely it is that you will crash it. Say "turbo" to a lot of insurers and they won't touch you unless you're over 25. It's also worth remembering that a ...

Oh... I'm sure that hadn't been confirmed. I'll just go and polish my skates now....

sallysal wrote:.......or Ally's got a very bad memory!

What have I forgotten on the 26th/27th?

Nice twist!

Like Murf any weekend is good for me.

Would using a lock nut instead of a weld not effectively space the bumper away from the body of the car?

I've never had the rear bumper off, but if it's like the front one then I'm thinking if the worst comes to the worst you could always weld on a couple of replacements... I think I see what you're suggesting with a couple of bolts, but surely the problem would be drilling the bumper where the old stu...

I think bbf might mean 100 km/h ?

Don't worry, you soon get used to it.

Sometimes the problem comes when you get back cause you relax, but you're still in "driving on the wrong side" mode.

Have fun!

P.S. - Probably best to dry lights out with a hair dryer before resealing.