Notice to newcomers part 6!!!

3Dogs

Have you tried a scrap yard Nargle - you'd get a cheap one there ?? My Hubbie loves going to the scrap yard for bits - very :money:

Nargleblast

That's an idea, 3Dogs, will have to see if there are any yards round here.

never-in-doubt

Evening TrollZappers

Is fred a nickname for this erm, thread? Hope you're all ok.... :beer:

Niddy looking forward to Rangers beating Celtic tonight

solventsoon

never-in-doubt wrote: »

Evening TrollZappers

Is fred a nickname for this erm, thread? Hope you're all ok.... :beer:

Niddy looking forward to Rangers beating Celtic tonight

Yep, sure is niddy:rotfl::rotfl:

How are are you doing?

solventsoon

niccatw wrote: »

Awwww! Now aint he cute! He's even cuter than puppies! Thank you Spoon .

(Listed one item on turbo-lister... got fed up and listed 8 books on Green Metropolis instead Much easier!)

Pleasure nicca, glad you like him:D

I sorted some books out yesterday and have got 20 to put on Green Met now - will do that this week, definitely and no more prevaricating:D

Nargle - scrap yards are great places for spare parts, fingers crossed you manage to get something sorted out £200 is a ridiculous price for a window motor:eek:

Nargleblast

Time was you could get a whole ruddy car for £200 (but not in recent years.) Oh well, come the General Election and regardless of who wins, I will probably be saying next week "Window motors used to be only £200!"

solventsoon

Problem is, Nargle, you're probably right there:(:(:(

niccatw

Oh don't, just been watching channel 4 news and becoming ever more nervous!

And is it just me, or does Alec Salmond need to either start or stop his tablets to dull his ever fanciful delusions!? :mad:

sizzler

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

handyman123_2

Nargleblast wrote: »

Well, I had hoped to finally get a new window motor for my car (passenger side window suddenly went down one day in freezing icy weather and wouldn't get up again - man at garage wound it back up manually for me) but it looks unlikely that I'll be able to get a bargain. There are loads around for older models but mine was one of the first with the new shape, (even though it's over 6 years old)and can I get a new window motor for less than £200?

Evening all, Hey Nargle just read your post re:- Window winder, reminds me of the joke about paddy in the desert with a car door, when asked why he was carrying it, he said if it gets to hot, I can wind the window down.

Serious now, pm me with make and model, cant promise but handymans old boys network might be able to come up with something better than £200. (does this include labour) an average DIYer can do the job, allthough its fiddly. Its a bit like painting your hallway through the letterbox.

Best wishes handyman.