I am internal after being international - which is now in re-consideration.
You, Essex and Fords deserve each other. Fords are for Thick Chavs, which fits in your case. Sad but true.
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Ping Steve Firth. Ford Explorer info.
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Three years in the deserts eh? What were you? A guru - or perhaps in the French Foreign Legion? What were you escaping from?
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Ah! Now I'm beginning to understand your condition:
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Sure that was not desserts? Would explain why you always make a fool of yourself!
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Shit is internal, until it is chucked out. You have a lot in common.
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Sweet.
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Bird's Custard doesn't count.
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I aided the Gulf War pilots.
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Amazing! From a man in Essex who buys Ideal boilers. He does, he really does.
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This Chav nut buys Fords.
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My God! They think this is wit.
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Certainly a shaft of wit.
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I don't believe you.
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Look at me give a toss.
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Ahah. A target drone.
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That's only because Ford parts are tuppence ha'penny for just about anything. You need an awful lot of replacement parts on most Fords to really impact the TCO... even though it's a PITA with all the regular replacements needed ;)
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I was rather surprised when I walked into a local generic car parts place looking for a brake cylinder hone to try and sort out the master cylinder on my Ford pickup (it's 45 years old this year) and they said they can do me a replacement for $35 (I'm guessing somewhere around 20UKP). There's a lot to be said for keeping the engineering simple and reasonably standard across many years, even if it's not necessarily particularly
*good* engineering.cheers
Jules
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Since 1983, I've not replaced more than a dozen non-service parts on all the various Fords I've owned.
Example: the last Focus had a VSS, a gearlever spring, and an under- bonnet hose that was a precautionary change. In 10 years...
Chris
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Ford s**te is Ford s**te.
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