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PeteMcFlurry
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 Re: 1979 Bleu Azurite Dyane Plod I can live with as long as I can present the certificate and I must have managed to Tax it as the tax runs out at the end of Feb which means I must have taxed it at the end of August. If the certificate does exist (which i'm sure it does for all the above reasons) then I'll just take to carrying it around to present if I'm ANPR'd.
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PeteMcFlurry
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Re: 1979 Bleu Azurite Dyane Found it! phew. Jono's memory is better than mine. Going to annoy my neighbours in a bit and fire the Dyane up and drive to Alex's in Calverley, probably waking up Scott Calvert (Ray Calverts son) up in the process! mwahaha.
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PeteMcFlurry
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Re: 1979 Bleu Azurite Dyane Quote: Registration Mark: BTX208V
Make of the vehicle: CITROEN
Model of the vehicle: DYANE 6
Test Result: Certificate Issued (Pass)
Colour of the vehicle: BLUE
Date of test: 25/06/2009
Expiry date: 24/06/2010
Odometer Reading: 6444 Miles
VTS undertaking the test: 65096
VTS telephone number: 0162955237
This is the latest test for this vehicle. So why wasn't that shown last time?!
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toomany2cvs
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Re: 1979 Bleu Azurite Dyane PeteMcFlurry wrote: So why wasn't that shown last time?! VOSAs computers are winding you up?
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PeteMcFlurry
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Re: 1979 Bleu Azurite Dyane That's a very real possibility, "oh look Pete hasn't had enough to deal with, lets raise his blood pressure"
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PeteMcFlurry
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Re: 1979 Bleu Azurite Dyane Bloody snow... Firestones and snow don't mix very well 
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PeteMcFlurry
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Re: 1979 Bleu Azurite Dyane Turns out my trolley jack won't lift the rear enough to change a rear wheel so I thought I'd try the Citroën jack... It only went and cracked off a chunk of bloody floor! Argh. Looks like a previous repair held on with good will, rust and waxoil 
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toomany2cvs
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Re: 1979 Bleu Azurite Dyane PeteMcFlurry wrote: Turns out my trolley jack won't lift the rear enough to change a rear wheel Depends where you put it... Try under the rear suspension can/damper mount, instead of the axle arm bolts.
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PeteMcFlurry
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Re: 1979 Bleu Azurite Dyane Not quite, another three inches or so maybe. The wooden block slid off the chassis to towards the middle of the car. Am going to have to nurse it back to Rotherham from Sheffield with a split Michelin. I've got a pair of Toyo's en route from ECAS due to arrive on Wednesday so I just need to get it home and back out to a tyre garage.
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PeteMcFlurry
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Re: 1979 Bleu Azurite Dyane Sheffield?! What am I talking about? I'm in Leeds, not far from the airport.
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