I drive along here on the way into Bristol and pass this car. It's been on the road too, so presumably it's a driver.

What is this car?
https://maps.app.goo.gl/BG1AFugFQDYMeEXE8

Last car with 3 speed gearbox? As far as I can tell until 1972 the Victor FD could be had with one in column shift versions, even on the 3.3 litre. I remember a K reg CF van which had a 3 speed floor change, though it's to be hoped that this option wasn't available with the 50bhp Perkins 4 108 dies...

Started last Sunday getting the back of the front wheel arch finished. This is pretty much how I left it last year bar cleaning up again ready for this welding. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20210117/a6e21e4e767062a41c282939df60c0b2.jpg That was an awkward shape to get in, so I cut a bit more off...

Ours is permitted too and free. But only 12 visits. I'm not usually that efficient at organising myself to get a van loaded for that. Plus only allowed one bag of rubble without charge. Might have been useful but probably no more useful than our A4. All bad excuses I made in my mind so I didn't get ...

This was only 10 minutes away from me and I was awfully tempted. Just zero reason for having one. If it wasn't for the local tip rules, then it'd be infinitely more useful as a garden waste transport hack.

I do fancy a P4 sometime. Do wonder if it's something I'd find boring quite quickly though.

Chokes and carbs pretty much away with catalytic converters - pretty much mandated in 1993ish. Reliant got through I imagine on low volume exemptions of the time?

"styling" But that is only applying to a singular type. Design language is different elements of styling that have a common theme across a series of products. You may not like the phrase but it's a very valid one that has been around for a good while. That's just a brand image. Brand image is how t...