Ordering Parts for my very recently acquired Surf

[Shadyadie]

Ordering Parts for my very recently acquired Surf, wheres the best places.

Have looked at rough trax, milner and ebay.

Am inclined to go with Milner as they are cheaper.
Parts needed Steering idler and 2 Drop link rods for the front suspension

Very new to surfs after having a range rover classic for over 7 years ( parts seem to be a lot more expensive for surfs)

[BUSHWHACKER]

Ordering Parts for my very recently acquired Surf, wheres the best places.

Have looked at rough trax, milner and ebay.

Am inclined to go with Milner as they are cheaper.
Parts needed Steering idler and 2 Drop link rods for the front suspension

Very new to surfs after having a range rover classic for over 7 years ( parts seem to be a lot more expensive for surfs)

All non Toyota parts generally come from the same supplier.

Surf parts are more expensive than Range Rover parts because they don't need replacing as often.

[shokenore]

How much did you pay for your Surf?
I hear this one is a bargain, late model low mileage, quite cheap.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2004-K-TOY...ht_1063wt_1399

[andyverran]

How much did you pay for your Surf?
I hear this one is a bargain, late model low mileage, quite cheap.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2004-K-TOY...ht_1063wt_1399

I'm sensing a bee in your bonnet about that one...

[shokenore]

I'm sensing a bee in your bonnet about that one...

Far from it, no bees anywhere near me, well I say that there are probably quite a few hundred or maybe even a few thousand near me, but I can say hand on heart there are none under my bonnet, but then I can't actually say that either for sure as my wife has the truck tonight and as unlikely as it is a bee could have flown into the engine bay and as far as I know the little fellow could be having a rest before making the final flight back to his hive to meet up with the rest of his bee fellows, but then apparently bee population has taken quite a dive of late, probably to be blamed on global warming or suchlike, so having a bee in your bonnet could be seen as a sign of good luck? who knows?
Certainly not me.
I do not think it wise to assume that as I did not use a emoticon or "smilie" that my mood could be judged.
In fact if I may be as bold to offer up my feelings then as of now and for the majority of the day I would classify my mood as being happy if not joyful.
I saw some very interesting things today, mainly in my course of work, but still it is not every day that you can walk through a car that has been cut in half, and by saying it was cut in half, it was more an engineered sectioning, very impressive.

It would take more than a aimless thread to get me worked up but your concern is noted and appreciated.

Winking Smilie

[BUSHWHACKER]

We're hoping to get some bees, some Mason bees to be precise.

[gwh200]

The George Lazen variety are quite good.

[BUSHWHACKER]

The George Lazen variety are quite good.

Don't bother with the Les Batters veriety, they're feckless.

[shokenore]

The George Lazen variety are quite good.

Do you have a link to these, I have had a look on Wiki but can't seem to find any mention of them.

[gwh200]

Probably much too niche. They are, I believe, related to the hubbly bubbly strain.

[andyverran]

Far from it, no bees anywhere near me, well I say that there are probably quite a few hundred or maybe even a few thousand near me, but I can say hand on heart there are none under my bonnet, but then I can't actually say that either for sure as my wife has the truck tonight and as unlikely as it is a bee could have flown into the engine bay and as far as I know the little fellow could be having a rest before making the final flight back to his hive to meet up with the rest of his bee fellows, but then apparently bee population has taken quite a dive of late, probably to be blamed on global warming or suchlike, so having a bee in your bonnet could be seen as a sign of good luck? who knows?
Certainly not me.
I do not think it wise to assume that as I did not use a emoticon or "smilie" that my mood could be judged.
In fact if I may be as bold to offer up my feelings then as of now and for the majority of the day I would classify my mood as being happy if not joyful.
I saw some very interesting things today, mainly in my course of work, but still it is not every day that you can walk through a car that has been cut in half, and by saying it was cut in half, it was more an engineered sectioning, very impressive.

It would take more than a aimless thread to get me worked up but your concern is noted and appreciated.

Winking Smilie

No offense meant, I hope none taken...
Tell us about this sectioning, what where you doing it for?

[gwh200]

It's a long story. It mostly concerns hiding gheyness.

[si tate]

It's a long story. It mostly concerns hiding gheyness.

OI, bee-have yourself.

[gwh200]

Bee-hive myself surely !

[shokenore]

No offense meant, I hope none taken...
Tell us about this sectioning, what where you doing it for?

I wasn't doing the sectioning, however I will see if I can upload the pics.

Your concern is noted, but I am a big boy now and I can take a bit of abuse.