My idea, all mine!

In news:UxqYjPJ7pb+ snipped-for-privacy@askv41.dial.pipex.com, M Rimmer tweaked the Babbage-Engine to tell us:

Mine dunt. It's got the socket, but there was never a lighter in it, just a little plastic plug. Which didn't stop the pikey scumbag who borke into it last year from nicking said plastic plug, also a phobile moan charger (which lived in the ashtray), the remote for the stereo and the first aid kit. Bah!

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Dave Larrington
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In news: snipped-for-privacy@news.btinternet.com, Gid tweaked the Babbage-Engine to tell us:

ISTR the Series-1 Citroen CX had its ashtray on top of the dashboard, where it could be positioned anywhere one liked. Unless the one I saw had been molished by an enterprising bod with some self-adhesive Velcro(tm).

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Dave Larrington

Get an RDS radio - they have accurate clocks.

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Dave Plowman (News)

The snag is that things can come back and visit you. Frinstance the ciggy butt, still glowing, can fly back in and land in between your back and the seat.

-- Malc Hibernaut in training

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Malc

Hella do molish them, as well as others.

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Frank Erskine

In message , Malc writes

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Or in your lap.

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Peter Thomas

Radio?? I've got three cars sitting outside here at the moment. Two have non-jbexvat radios; one has none at all and never has had. TAAW I won a fourth car, and it does have a radio; however whether it jbexeth or not has yet to be discovered (unless Austin knows (the car's sitting in his yard)) as I've not driven the car yet.

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Sena

Peter Thomas wrote

Yes!

I don't smoke in this car, and that is a Good Thing.

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Roger Hunt

Dave Larrington ( snipped-for-privacy@privacy.net) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying :

There were a few different styles in the s1 CX, but the one you're thinking of is the golfball, and was only in 79-81 cars. It was fixed in place, but swivelled.

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Adrian

On or around Fri, 16 Mar 2007 00:09:06 -0000, Sena enlightened us thusly:

The blue one does.

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Austin Shackles

On or around Fri, 16 Mar 2007 11:19:17 -0000, Sena enlightened us thusly:

you need a peugeot-to-ISO wiring adapdter. motor wazzocks have them.

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Austin Shackles

Or into the face of the biker following you.

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Brian

Woss one of they?

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Sena

Coo, luxury!

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Sena

Must have been a "Royle Fiat".

DG

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Derek Geldard

In news: snipped-for-privacy@zetnet.co.uk, Guy King wittered on forthwith;

Ford, Mercedes, BMW and Volkswagen all do "no smoking" packages where the ashtray is replaced by a nicely lined little oddments tray. Nothing as useful as a re-chargeable toothpick though.

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Pete M

On or around Fri, 16 Mar 2007 18:21:08 -0000, Sena enlightened us thusly:

wot, the adapter or the wazzocks?

the adpater is a small bunch of wires, with at one end connectors like the OE peugeot radios have (had) and at the other end connectors to plug into an ISO radio wot are a standard kind of radio plug and many car radios have such now.

plug adapter into radio, plug into car, radio (if yer lucky) jbexf. You can get various sorts of adapters, for connecting one sort of radio to another sort of car.

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Austin Shackles

The message from Sena contains these words:

Go into a car shop with the radio and say "I have a Pug - make this work" and they'll flog you some spaghetti with connectors each end which connect the plugs you have to the radio you have.

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Guy King

Guy King wrote

You were sold it as a working dog and it won't?

I have never seen a lapdog with antennae and wires coming out of its bottom.

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Roger Hunt

Do you often run out of petrol indoors then? :-)

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AstraVanMan

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