i30 Owners Club
PICTURES & VIDEOS => MEMBERS i30s => Topic started by: ABSi30 on June 25, 2017, 20:33:06
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When the weather is fine it looks good.
(https://image.ibb.co/nn8SXk/DSCF5998.png) (https://imgbb.com/)
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Is that a model of your car mate?
It looks a bit tiny :snigger:
Got anything bigger :D
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Went thro the posting thing for pictures but I must have done it wrong. Have to try another.
Thanks Shambles.
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Let's hope this one goes through better Shambles.
(https://preview.ibb.co/bHmZ4a/DSCF5998_2.jpg) (https://ibb.co/hgr1ja)
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Waay Aye man - that's a corker :D
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:iws:
Still got a soft spot for that model. :victory:
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Thanks for replies very much appreciated. Yes very pleased with it. The only thing that i will say is that the clocks speedo etc are very dark but to bring up the true colour you have to put on the lights even during the day. Wish i could have them illuminated without lights on.
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Thanks for replies very much appreciated. Yes very pleased with it. The only thing that i will say is that the clocks speedo etc are very dark but to bring up the true colour you have to put on the lights even during the day. Wish i could have them illuminated without lights on.
Yes, that was something I noticed with that model. They are illuminated by default without needing the lights on in series 2 (GD) and Series 3 (PD) models.
I tended to leave my lights on in winter particularly when I had my 2008 FD Crdi SLX. As you know they go off by themselves when you lock the car. You get added safety while driving in overcast conditions as well.
The only negative is a little more kikely to blow a globe prematurely and a bit more load on the battery when starting the car with them on. You can of course just turn them on when you are driving on dark days.
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Yes getting used to putting them on during the day as I think the dash area looks great lit up. Now coming up to 18,000 miles family member previous owner did very few miles so still running in as they used to say. I can remember owners of new cars years and years ago putting notice in rear window "RUNNING IN PLEASE PASS". Those were the days.
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"RUNNING IN PLEASE PASS". Those were the days.
Flaming hell :eek: I remember my fatha doing that on his 1975 Marina
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Is this where I mention still limiting my revs to 1500 until Firty reaches normal temperature?
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Noooooooo :blubber:
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Going back to the old times you never see now the one with " TAX IN POST " this now is no good since they abolished the tax disc in the uk. Kept a load of my old ones going back years. Other people selling them on EBay. I now display an old one from 1944 my year of birth with my Hyundai details written on. Looks great. :goodjob2: :goodjob:
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Going back to the old times you never see now the one with " TAX IN POST " this now is no good since they abolished the tax disc in the uk. Kept a load of my old ones going back years. Other people selling them on EBay. I now display an old one from 1944 my year of birth with my Hyundai details written on. Looks great. :goodjob2: :goodjob:
I still display the last one i bought......expiry 30 04 15.
Love to see the 1944 one you have
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!944 tax disc one of different ones I have. I have yet to photoshop the downward 1954 into 1944. Puts your favourite tax disc holder back into life and different colours to use when sunlight fades them.
(https://image.ibb.co/gwtW2v/1944.png) (https://imgbb.com/)
jpg to img (https://imgbb.com/)
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2 shillings eh?
Rip off, even in those days :snigger:
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Wow! That's pretty awesome! :goodjob: