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Oh my god. I recall having to pull HGVs in to the bull ring on Chelsea Embankment outside the Royal Hospital. Customs and Excise didn't have the authority to pull over their targets.
As a traffic cop (spit :-)) we were advised to use string to dip a tank.
Some prat (from C&E as it was then) used a rolled up newspaper. He only pulled out half his Daily Mirror and the rest clogged up the injectors big time soon after. Big bill to pay for C & E in compensayshunn
As a traffic cop (spit :-)) we were advised to use string to dip a tank.
Some prat (from C&E as it was then) used a rolled up newspaper. He only pulled out half his Daily Mirror and the rest clogged up the injectors big time soon after. Big bill to pay for C & E in compensayshunn
^^That made me laugh Retro.
With diesel down to 96 p a litre now it's cheaper than cooking oil so there's no point running your car on that any more.
What price is 'RED' now ? The only time I looked at the price of red diesel it was only 20p a litre less than the regular stuff. Is it still worth the risk?
With diesel down to 96 p a litre now it's cheaper than cooking oil so there's no point running your car on that any more.
What price is 'RED' now ? The only time I looked at the price of red diesel it was only 20p a litre less than the regular stuff. Is it still worth the risk?
