--==BACK FROM THE DEAD==-- Shoes + Skirts + Spoiler = Photoshoot

**ILuvDetailing** · January 3rd, 2006 03:33 PM

Nice ACT, simple and clean... :D

**mackieboy** · January 3rd, 2006 04:51 PM

thanks!

mazdamazda: hindi ka naman nakapanty eh!
gearspeed: parang saan mo nakita? baka hindi yung car ko yun...
baurtwellxuv: kailangan na ata mag adjust pag 20inchers na... currently 18inchers nakalagay...

**StraightSix** · January 3rd, 2006 09:17 PM

Originally Posted by ACT111

StraightSix: You have the option not to declare modded parts sa insurance mo. Get BMW all weather mats. Very easy to maintain.

No ... not in the UK, I don't, unfortunately. Any mods deemed to be performance-enhancing (and that include wheels, lip spoilers, strut bars, etc.) should be declared ... resulting in higher premiums because the insured is a "higher risk". Not declaring it will invalidate the insurance when it's time to make a claim

Salot talaga mga insurer dito.

Are the all weather mats those rubber ones? Can't find that in the accessories brochure ... listed here are just the rubber-backed deep velour and the all-rubber ones.

**ACT111** · January 4th, 2006 02:10 AM

Originally Posted by StraightSix

No ... not in the UK, I don't, unfortunately. Any mods deemed to be performance-enhancing (and that include wheels, lip spoilers, strut bars, etc.) should be declared ... resulting in higher premiums because the insured is a "higher risk". Not declaring it will invalidate the insurance when it's time to make a claim

Salot talaga mga insurer dito.

Are the all weather mats those rubber ones? Can't find that in the accessories brochure ... listed here are just the rubber-backed deep velour and the all-rubber ones.

Kaya pala... Kung sa Pinas lang e pwede dayain lahat. Hehe. You live in the UK. Work or study? I used to live and study there.

Yes all rubber ones that I bought from the local dealer here in Manila. Probably tailored for tropical countries or probably made locally (leaving the local dealer a chance to slap a hefty profit margin

) But I'm pretty sure that these mats are imported.

**StraightSix** · January 4th, 2006 03:19 AM

Being an expat student in the UK is like buying a new car every year, even in high school

I'll be taking my oath to Her Majesty in a few months, so I guess I'll be here in the long run. We (the family) are in the south coast where it's a bit warmer. Having lived here, I assume you already have an idea what a crap it is to be a motorist here.

I guess I'll just have to pop in at the local dealer ... see if those rubber mats are worth it. Before I had a good look at the brochure, I thought they only come in black!

**mackieboy** · January 4th, 2006 08:41 AM

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**mackieboy** · January 4th, 2006 08:42 AM

ganito naman pag madilim na...

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**ACT111** · January 4th, 2006 12:34 PM

Originally Posted by mackieboy

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Nice! Where's Dubshop located?

Lower the ride just a tad bit. Then it's gonna be pimpin!

**ACT111** · January 4th, 2006 12:51 PM

Originally Posted by StraightSix

Being an expat student in the UK is like buying a new car every year, even in high school

I'll be taking my oath to Her Majesty in a few months, so I guess I'll be here in the long run. We (the family) are in the south coast where it's a bit warmer. Having lived here, I assume you already have an idea what a crap it is to be a motorist here.

I guess I'll just have to pop in at the local dealer ... see if those rubber mats are worth it. Before I had a good look at the brochure, I thought they only come in black!

Finished my bachelors there 2 years ago. So England is pretty fresh in my mind. I know it's really crappy to be a motorist there. Blokes there don't know how to drive sorry to say. Parallel parking is impossible for most Brits.

Oath? Green card? What do you guys do there and where do you live exactly mate?