The ones in your pic dont look metal.
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@Skyliner33 i assure you they are lol
I’m not happy with them either so a heat gun removal and start over
“Normal for ‘Ampshire” - I’m stealing that one!!!
I believed you. But they don’t look like the traditional pressed metal ones. I wouldnt want those either.
Where to get a decent set and surround
I just googled it. There are loads, and I just went to the nearest place rather than order online.
Ah, I might struggle there!To be said in the local dialect for full effect
NF (insert local capital letter here) was an abbreviation regularly used by Drs to describe patients who looked as though they should have complex chromosomal abnormalities but didn’t thus avoiding others doing expensive and wasteful diagnostic tests.
i.e. Normal For Norfolk
See also: FLK LLD. Funny looking kid. Looks like dad.
i.e. Normal For Norfolk
See also: FLK LLD. Funny looking kid. Looks like dad.
Yeah mate, I’m looking for decent surrounds as well, and by now you know me, referred places always count for me
Is it short for "Come Home to a Burning Fire.... Buy a Cottage in Wales"
@Andyman I can totally recommend UK Metal Plates if you want top quality pressed plates
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Not quiteIs it short for "Come Home to a Burning Fire.... Buy a Cottage in Wales"
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Cofi (Welsh pronunciation: [ˈkɔvɪ]) is one of the regional accents and dialects of the Welsh language found in north Wales, and centred on Caernarfon, in Gwynedd, and its surrounding district. A person from Caernarfon is known colloquially as a Cofi.[1]
There is a space between the COF1 & the letter C ( the c means something that cannot be said on this forum
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( the c means something that cannot be said on this forum
Caravan?
