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I know I know, I just don't want people thinking I am a tight git. I work for the NHS, the pays terrible... :tongueout: For a member of my Clio family, I thought I'd chip in :)

New headlight has arrived. Bargain price too!

Chipped in what I can :smile:. Not a lot and I feel guilty but hey ho...

So, spent the afternoon, IN THE RAIN, cleaning the car. Started with the wheels and then proceeded to do the paint in a break in the weather. Items used: Wheels Autosmart Smart Wheels Autosmart Autowash 1" Sash brush Halfords Microfibre Glove Generic Microfibre mitt Paint Car-Chem 1900:1...

So I received my new lights from @DS197, and have sealed them up with aquarium grade clear silicone. Hopefully that'll prevent any water getting in in the future. I've left them in the airing cupboard so hopefully all traces of water are removed. New front passengers side light has been...

My first thought would be the swivel joint? Does it make any noise when turning while stationery?

Best I could do with the mostly narrow images I have. ClioGreg0986 by Gregory Berry, on Flickr https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/17157269/ClioGreg0986.psd

These any good? I do have more but not in front of my desktop with the rest... DSC_0120 by Gregory Berry, on Flickr DSC_0151 by Gregory Berry, on Flickr

I did see on a facebook page a mk3 steering wheel heavily modified. I think it was from Romania? I'll try and find it! Edit: Here it is, for you Pav!

Bronze, white or gloss black. Bronze looks good, like STI's. White offsets the blue, but will put my OCD into overdrive every day as they are impossible to keep clean, and black looks good for a few weeks and then you start seeing swirl marks etc. I am edging towards black as I want the car...

So, went up to Aarons Autos on Saturday, 320 mile round trip, to get my swivel joints replaced and also had the engine oil and gearbox oil replaced. Luckily, only the passenger side needed doing (the side that hit the pothole). It drives so much better now, its indescribable. No more...

Gtechniq C5 or Carpro Dlux. I'd go for the Dlux as its just easier to apply, beads for years and means that you can just pressure wash the wheels and they are clean!

Leather like the leather you get in fancy shoes etc has pores that need cleaning and conditioning. Automotive leather isn't actually real leather :)