@PeterNunn3 Looks like this photo is old news unfortunately - Google image search shows it posted by various people on Twitter and Facebook since at least 2012
@ThePollitt Apart from the reg number that could be my old car. Nice drive and nice design, but build quality pretty crappy. Dead pixels are an easy (but delicate) fix with an Ebay kit
@harrym_vids@LondonConcours@perfectionvalet A Range Rover Classic? Is that your old softdash that briefly appeared in a video ages ago that's been restored, or another one? Either way I wanna know about it!
@harrym_vids@DeborahMeaden Agreed Harry. Ovo Energy are already trialing such a scheme, and eventually it'll become normal for homes to have the two-way grid connections required and a mandatory requirement for electric vehicle owners to leave their vehicles plugged-in to the grid when not being used
@PaulFoulds10@theAliceRoberts@inktober You've never heard of a Dune buggy? It's a nice one BTW, although it definitely needs a cross-bar at the front of that rollcage
@bluebirdk7 That's a pretty crass assumption to make about what the average Coniston visitor wants to see. John Ruskin doesn't interest me at all either, but to suggest that the museum should 'move on' from that topic and feature only Bluebird stuff is pretty blinkered and narrow-minded
@StrakkaAsh @ProjectCarsUK Nah, they're safe enough - the entire thing is a roll cage. I've owned several. The most dangerous thing, if you're tall and haven't fitted the correct lay-back seats, is banging your head sideways against the roof tubes.
@ProjectCarsUK I wonder how many other old speedboats and Reliant Robins were cut-up as a result of the famous Andy Saunders original: https://t.co/GqKgEe7yii
@harrym_vids@YouTube Nice to have such a calm, thoughtful and intelligent analysis, thankyou. Agree about hydrogen being the real future solution too. (Oh, and by co-incidence my daily is also a diesel L322, and I bought my niece and nephew a Panda!)
@harrym_vids I reckon it's a trick question and that, instead of being called Buttercup, Daisy, Bluebell and so on, the cows are actually all named after Land Rover models and that somewhere in that second photo Series 1 is quietly chewing the cud..
@theAliceRoberts You must live in a posh area - when you said "kitchen worktop from a skip" I envisaged a tatty bit of chipboard and Formica, not solid laminated oak..