Comments: Wow, great coupe site. Could of saved me hours upon hours of toil, testing and trying to fix things on my coupe. PS, Still using the tow bar you sold me. It has been worth its weight in gold.
Comments: Hi, good site. very informative and Although I knew which part I needed for my boiler I could find very little info. This site is great and the pics are very good to show people exactly what it is your talking about. Anyway I used the info to find this shop on ebay, if it's any use to anybody else. after visiting keeptheheaton which is a good site as well.
Comments: Good to come across this towards the end...and glad I started reading and viewing from the bottom up...as is my wont. Looks just like home...even the sarnie looked like my lunch. Bet it was just as much fun at the sleeping bag stage. . .full agreement with jeans and scruffy jumper, comfort! A job worth doing.....
Added: November 5, 2006
Submitted by Name: Sarah From: Over the road (18)
Comments: Hey neighbour!
I don't believe we've met officially but Ian and I live at number 18 with our baby son.
Someone mentioned you had a website with your DIY progress on - we were really interested to see what you've done. We're getting there very slowly - students inhabited the house before us and it had the decor to suit!
Couple of quick questions - did you need to get planning permission to brick up the old back door? Do you have a door between the kitchen and the utility room? We are considering doing what you've done to make better use of the utility space but weren't sure if we needed to ask anyone first!
Comments: hey neighbour! I heard rumours that u might have a websight! Had a spare half hour so though I'd "google" it. Great to see how it was before we moved in next too you. Some of the pics even show our back yard, as it was 4 or 5 years ago! very interesting. You've certainly put some hard work into you home, and I recon its payed off. Looks great. Well done mate. Tim
Added: August 1, 2006
Submitted by Name: Robin
Comments: Matt - Nice website. One day my house will look like yours. Although I am intentionally going for a traditional look (iron fireplaces, reinstating full ceiling height etc), yours looks very close to the original. Sorry to hear about your trouble with Northern Rock. I had a similar experience with Legal & General over life assurance which left me equally bitter, but not as much out of pocket. An idea - how about promoting Mr Cook to the top level directory as he was hard to find!
Added: February 15, 2006
Submitted by Name: Gary
Comments: Good to see all is progressing so well. seems like ages since all the DIY. Was just checking out all my crud cars I used to own. Blimey oh riley.
Added: September 30, 2005
Submitted by Name: Martin From: Cotswolds, Glocestershire
Comments: Mathew, some might say you need to get out more, but when it comes to Worcester-Bosch boilers you're a star. My wife (Shawn) and I have renovated and remodelled a few places (Australia and UK) - I'm now facing maintenance rather than installation (the boiler's been in five years). Time to do the diaphragm! I followed the link to NewtonNet from a Google hit to the A1-gas forum. Keep up the good work (both of you). Cheers, Martin.
PS. How about putting an official picture of yourself on NewtonNet?
Added: September 26, 2005
Submitted by Name: Trev
Comments: Hi Mat
Was bored stiff at work so had a look through your old pictures. Forgot just how much work you've actually done over the past two years. I like the ones of Clare getting dirty! Hope you enjoyed your holiday.
Name: Trev Smith
From: Hemel Hempstead
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Wow, great coupe site. Could of saved me hours upon hours of toil, testing and trying to fix things on my coupe. PS, Still using the tow bar you sold me. It has been worth its weight in gold.