https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-68479784

You can't park there m8.

If the world goes to shit in a spectacular way, think of London becoming a glow in the dark glass surfaced car park then simple technology might be all that is left working. Anything with an ECU would probably be fried by an EMP bomb. What is the least technical vehicle you would like to have tucke...

Slow and noisy but a if banana is looked after it's a good lump.

It looks a lot better than your usual buys. TBF if I needed a motorised wheelbarrow and had a bit of land that looks perfect*. I'm assuming the passenger side pedal lets the back tip too? Galvanised box section used so properly made and balloon tyres so it doesn't tear the ground up with excellent ...

Drum wrote: ↑Sun Mar 03, 2024 1:17 pm Anyone know anything about a Goblin 4x4?

Tempted by this non-runner with a mini engine apparently

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Who fucking cares that's brilliant!

Subjected myself to the mouth breathers on FB marketplace with two scrap value vehicle adverts, Punto and transit tipper. Seems like every foreigner in Scotland (and some from abroad) have messaged me this morning. One was definitely coming down from Aberdeen leading me to tell others it was sold p...

Handy trick on the lights, not seen that one, cheers for that. The old mans Z had proper cataracts last time I saw it and that should do the job nicely.

https://www.wheels-alive.co.uk/eu-plans-to-restrict-repairs-on-older-vehicles/#:~:text=Cars%20experiencing%20failures%20in%20major,and%20would%20likely%20be%20scrapped. Robin Roberts (WheelsWithinWales) writes… With the internal combustion engine to be consigned to history in the not-too-distant fut...

Spotted in Mid Wales right up in the mountains. Yours for only 3k

Recently I looked at one of these as a potential replacement for our Citigo, when we need to replace it, whose normal longest journey is about 60 miles to Norwich and back. That'll do about 360 or so miles on a full tank, so Oxford and back if we go and see our youngest. Given that the Up! starts f...