Anton Redman II

9600HP was fast but dainty and had everything Jaguar could throw at it to acheive 150 mph.

http://www.uniquecarsandparts.com.au/jaguar_e_type_series_1_2_technical_specifications.htm According to link above o 6.40 x 15 in. Dunlop R.S.5 o Optional: Front 6.00 x 15 Dunlop R.5: 35, and Rear 6.00 x 15 Dunlop R.5: 40 At least two Kitcars based on the E type have been produced. http://www.westernweb.co.uk/Challenger/triple_c_challenger.htm http://www.btinternet.com/~wildcat.owners/index.html http://www.gatsbycars.com/wildcat.html

I saw their now closed Bordeaux outlet good value but only if you want exactly the remaindered model they have http://www.chronostock.fr/ventes.php?spart=termine

Thanks Chancer and Stan

Which make and model of autofeed screwdriver please? So that I do not repeat your mistake.

An enquiry on another forum a couple of years ago produce no responce. Leroy Merlin were selling an expensive driver but did not stock the collated screws as a one off about the same time. Bricodepot did a cheap and cheerful one based on Powersurger drill about the same time but stopped selling the belts once the first delivery sold. I believe some Point P have 'vis en bande' but could not find them in the catalogue. http://www.europe-outillage.com/les-accessoires-vis-en-bande-c-800_869.html

I think it depends on how efficient your oil burner is when used just for heating the water as opposed to water and Central Heating. For 8 months of the year we do not have the CH on. Three years ago we installed an electric cylinder total costs excluding my labour about € 200. Savings per year versus oil for hot water about € 200. Note the oil fired combined system heating the laundry / boiler room to the point where it was on comfortably hot in summer despite installing an extractor fan. A more efficient oil water heater was not a cost effective option as we do not plan on keeping the house long enough for pay back

Treat her to a copy of Internet pour nuls http://www.amazon.fr/Internet-pour-nuls-7e-%C3%A9ditions/dp/2844272428

They are meant to be supplied via a dedicated 2 amp disjointer unless more power is required in which case the disjointer can be more powerful.

Ventilation Mcanique Controlle http://www.ideesmaison.com/Bricolage/Equipements-confort/Ventiler-et-aerer-sa-maison/La-VMC-Ventilation-Mecanique-Controlee.html Basically extractor fan which sits in loft and pulls warm damp air out of rooms. More sophisticated version have a heat exchanger which uses heat from air leaving room and uses it to warm the replacement air

We used one succesfully for about 5 years in the UK to cover about 6 metres from lounge to living room. It moved to France and did about 8 metres for 12 months. Marginal for 8 metres through thick stone wall in new house. Stopped working when new plasma TV installed, replacement also killed by plasma TV so replaced with a coax feed. If you google 'Video Sender HD' some useful debates come up. The power available for these devices is kept very low and the quoted ranges only work with clear line of sight.

[quote user="Rob Roy"]Well, that's very comforting for the OP![/quote] Get it covered up however roughly, get it photographed with a dated newspaper to show you cannot see out

No hands on experience but suggest you read. http://www.satcure.co.uk/accs/stacker.htm Also you will need to go upto the dish to fit the new LNB and the stacker

mèches à bouchonner ? http://www.outillage2000.com/cgi-bin/psm_cdr.cgi?Lg=fr&database=accessoires&action=view_product&productID=973C03610K&category=1  http://www.outillage2000.com/cgi-bin/psm_cdr.cgi?Lg=fr&database=accessoires&action=view_product&productID=W26504&category=1  http://www.outillagebois.com/coffret-bois-de-4-meches-a-bouchonner-4-meches-a-faconner-en-acier-hss-a-fond-plat.html  http://www.luxoutils.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=52_154&products_id=1179

If I was looking for a start up route I would try Dublin Bordeaux. Based on the number of 4X4s we see registered in the Irish Republic.

Total frustration at school. Useless comments like why do you not look it up in a dictionary. Answer because if I could spell the word well enough to find it in the dictionary I would have spelt it correctly. Great joy when I first bought a Thesaurus. Even more fun with spell checkers on PCs. Provided you treat UK English and Amerenglish as two languages no problems

For what it is worth I spell far better in English since I learnt French and German than ever I did at school.

I cannot remember but I believe Darty are owned by the same group as Comet ( possibly Currys) and Boulangher are the other major brown and white goods shed. It is also worth checking the major hypemarkets such as Carrefour, Leclerc and Auchan for white goods

They are not done by qualified electricians and are a superficial report on the state of the electrical insulation and wiring with no checks on the internal state of the components.

Try comparing where you are aiming the dish with : http://www.satpointer.com/

Many French businesses simply do not read their Emails or if they do they delegate the task to an employee with no authority to do anything. I suggest telephoning or contact in writing via recorded delivery

[quote user="meiklejohn"]Chris I used a compass too and the house just down from me ( and other properties in the village) are all pointing in the same direction. Could it be anything to do with the cable? Someone mentioned on another thread that there is a big difference between Satellite co-axial cable and TV co-axial cable[/quote] As a crude rule of thumb if you want UK TV your dish needs to be aimed roughly 10 degrees further East than dishes aimed at the satellite which transmits French TV. Google 'satpointer'

I would also start a sample of thirty houses similar to what you propose to buy but renovated and see how long they take to sell. Unlike the UK many French Immos will list houses at what the vendor wants rather than what the market will pay.

The gap between what the purchaser pays and the vendor receives assuming you use an Estate Agent in France is roughly 17%. Only invoices from registered Artisans for repairs are allowed against capital gain on sale of house, materials are no allowed unless you register and pay tax and cotisations/NIC as a developer. There is no shortage of building land in France and or the same quality and space a new build is normally quicker and cheaper to do than a renovation. The only areas in France where you budget might be enough are Departments which had too many houses and not enough jobs 10 years ago. Much of the market there is now flooded with complete and incomplete renovations which people are struggling to sell.

According to this it may have HDMI output but not component video http://www.amazon.co.uk/product-reviews/B0026PFYEY/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1