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Perhaps ask the consignor if they're willing to pack it in such as way to properly protect the valve, or go and get it yourself?

The reality is that a Shiply sub-contractor is unlikely to be any more or less careful than any other carrier.

Not sure that 56mph is slower than the trucks - all UK / EU ones have been limited to 90kmh since ‘08, something that at the time was retrospectively applied to older vehicles as well. Aside from the odd rogue I guess.

There's a guy on YouTube called Dashner Design with some furniture restoration content, some interesting techniques that might be helpful as far the prep stages go (although I don't recall any paint).

Just to mention: don't anyone be thinking that a nominally sized fire extinguisher will save a car from burning. There was a report a while back on impactbumpers.com of a 911 that caught fire, including video showing the owner's quick realisation and response plus subsequent help from around a dozen...

Geneulm wrote:

mean_in_green wrote:Freeze the underseal, it’s much cleaner and faster.

This seems like a great idea. But freeze with what?

Apologies for the late reply, not been here for a while.

Using bags of dry ice, there's a place in Leicester who will ship to you even.

Are you searching for it with that spelling Graham (try Baden-baden, as that might be the reason)?

Freeze the underseal, it’s much cleaner and faster.

The work load is through the roof at your local sorting office at the moment - considerably higher than Christmas, a level not previously seen in Royal Mail history.

Graham, I’ve always been interested to read about your Lola. Thanks for posting.

You’ll need to recalibrate a little in planning the Norwegian driving - you can find ten hours’ driving only gets you two hundred miles up the road. It’s a combination of: traffic typically no more than 45-50MPH on trunk routes, the roads usually follow the footprint of the mountains so often very t...

You're having problems because lithium batteries - even just a single cell, loose or contained in equipment - are regulated as dangerous goods under the carriage regulations. Most carriers including Royal Mail would accept if it wasn't failed / damaged / warranty return. Although it's still possible...

I have The Devil’s Staircase stored in mapping favourites!

Liked that they made sure to wind the windows down before rolling the car over!

I thought perhaps a reply to a preceding message might have been polite Tim.

B for Build... watched some of Huracan ones recently, made total sense up to the part where he said “LS conversion”.