@owsi1968 3yrs after you my first car was a silver 4 door Chevette so must have been pretty much identical to drive. Stereo I fitted had more power than the engine but I was the only one of my mates with rear wheel drive………🤗
@thealexbear Bought my first free standing unit 24 years ago. Still works perfectly. I have two other ones less than 4 years old in other rooms. All very effective with hot air piped out of the nearest window. None of them cost more than £400 each.
@GeorgeCochrane1 Green Cav estate please. Always liked the bumper being part of the tailgate for a lower load height although the silver centre caps denotes L so no rev counter. Black caps meant GL and the ability to track RPM on the way to the office
In a hotel not far from Chichester ahead of the 83rd Members Meeting at Goodwood starting tomorrow morning. Good selection of cars clearly heading there tomorrow here too, can’t wait for the morning to head there with the roof down and begin my weekend of total indulgence
@joncoupland Serviced both the offspring’s cars, packed for a worktrip to Nashville beginning with a roadtrip through Texas starting tomorrow so yes, very good
@GeorgeCochrane1 I’ll have the white MG Maestro please. Even though it’s a 1600 so on carbs making it an utter b@$¥#%d to start pretty much all of the time. Still, I enjoy a challenge…….
@joncoupland Super diesel 1.78 in Northants today, saw it before with similar world issues, a blip that will come and go. Filling up one of mine with a 105 litre tank can make you wince, still you can take it with you
@richardbrunning@andywellie I’d say it was a great blend, EV for the mundane running around and a thumping V8 for some fun at other times. Hybrid Audi Q5 and a petrol S5 this side for exactly the same reasons.
@RodneyMarshall1 Mine too! ITV showed only one episode from a load of similar era series in the early to mid eighties, this was the ep of The Persuaders. Recorded on Betamax L750 tape and watched countless times