That'd explain why there was no undue wear before I did the bearings. I'll tighten it up tomorrow.

Anyone know what wheels these are for? Man reckons an old Morris van but I'm not so sure. They are 15" so I guess 1950's.

IMG_6851.JPG IMG_6850.JPG Apart from securing the ARB bracket which shouldn't have an effect on wheel alignment, the only other work I did was dismantle, clean and pack the wheel bearings. I jacked this side up today and there does appear to be a little play. I'll check the castellated nut and tigh...

At least you could still go to pubs.

No.

You don't want a Webastard. They made Sherpa convertibles, y'know.

It was compromised to an extent, but you must remember this was a state-owned car manufacturer and the cars were developed and built in the midst of the early 1970's strife including the 3-day week. I cannot begin to imagine that but I bet it was a lot more fun than the non-pandemic restrictions we ...

Yes of course, I will send the paparazzi.

That looks like its been up a cow's arse.

I didn't notice any unusual wear on the former tyres and I did a few thousand miles on them. It's got king pins, coil springs and wishbones. I'm going to consult the workshop manual as it helpfully illustrates various types of tyre wear and possible causes, but I hate having anything to do with stee...