Hardknott & Wrynose ( Cumbria ) : Bullnose Morris on Wrynose very early 1900s before the tarmac road was laid e470ea0f228683f9d60c2b69a231a2aa.jpg From where i nicked it , it says , that Bullnose can be no older than 1926 season (from late 1925 to July 1926), prior to this they had no brakes on...

Drum wrote: ↑Sun Apr 28, 2024 9:55 am #chickenshit
No brakes on 134 mile tractor run.
No mention of insecure load though
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They're 20th and 21st century laws though, we still haven't got there

My 68 has black and white plates, the 74 has reflective.

My MGB insurance has just gone up from £116 to £157.
It was £87 the year before, all with agreed value.

(And it's not noted for spontaneous combustion.)

Can you get it to avoid certain types of bends?

Hooli wrote: ↑Sun Apr 21, 2024 7:05 am It'll be like those race engines where the blocks were left outside to weather as it reduced stresses. Damned if I can't which engines that was though.

BMW 4 cylinder for the F1 turbo engines.

It can't & won't work. But I'm sure that's the idea so they can restrict peoples freedoms & quality of life at will & the crazy thing is people are asking for it to happen. I think that you grossly overestimate the intelligence of our, indeed any, government. It's not a machiavellian pl...

Hooli wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2024 1:09 pmCunt!

On that subject where are we all going vicariously on holiday this year?

Indianapolis is out of course as it's just left hand bends.

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So the game of 'Pass the parcel' continues.....