I spent a pleasant journey with an old fella who used a 16 as a taxi back in 1973. Good points. Mega comfy Heater was better than the one fitted to contemporary Fords/Vauxhalls. Great in the snow. Bad points. Carb issues when hot. Parts availability shite Rust and water leaks. Apparently fares were...

I made it to 22 seconds in before I had to turn the sound off.

I've parked underneath an apple tree for years without incident. This week it decided to fuck my shit up. All over the paint and very difficult and labour intensive to remove.

I do not envy you doing this job.

Junkman wrote: ↑Thu Oct 10, 2019 1:34 pm Them septics are never far away, trust me on that.

Unless they murder you with a car, in which case they are very far away indeed.

Can you insure this? It's local, MOT'd until next May and it's cheap. Ideal WBOD:
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https://uploads.carandclassic.co.uk/uploads/cars/packard/12041201.jpg Will no one rid me of this troublesome Clipper! This is a beautiful car but I am absolutely fed up with it! I cannot make it start and run reliably. Every time I take it out there is some sort of minor glitch and I think the RAC ...

Junkman wrote: ↑Tue Sep 24, 2019 3:08 pm https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/202785056324

IT HAD HAD A SMALL FIRE AROUND THE DISTRIBUTOR CAP

I wouldn't have extinguished it.

Molten brake fluid reservoir is a new one.

The Clio is very impressive. Super clean and lovely to ride in. That little felted coin holder is just delightful. But the R4 was the star of the day for me, since it was the first time I've driven it on the highway. Now that was impressive. I was expecting a harsh noisy car wholly unsuited to the m...

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