Practically Classics Forum

Only if you are a size 6 with a miserable expression and do the funny walk where you cross your legs as you walk

OK thanks guys - fingers crossed.

Oh and it's a Lanchester - more details to follow when I get it

Ah didn't realise SORN had been about that long.....what if the current owner has not SORN it does that present a problem?- I'm guessing it does.

So I have just purchased a car that has not been on the road for about ten years - before SORN was introduced. It is tax and MOT exempt. It is being delivered to me on Monday and I should have the log book this weekend from the gentleman who has owned it for nearly 40 years. So how does one go about...

Glad you said 'probably' because for me the mention of Trams-am gives an instant vision of the mastousioed Mr Reynolds AKA bandit.......although I now have a vision of the aged Mr R making a come back.....

Like I said John I'm not particularly computer savvy but our computers are run by an outside company and we have two of their guys permanently at the school - data spire I think the company is. Our teacher laptops have outlook and the usual Microsoft browsers on them. The fault was caused by a stude...

So today at school the people who run our computer systems had to shut them down while they got rid of a nasty that a student managed to download. All computers were affected except the apple suite which got us talking as to why. There seemed divided opinion as to why apples were more immune and why...

Been banned all day again

When I used to build gearboxes and diff's with LSD's they quite often required very thin shims beyond what was available by Audi. As said above I would cut them myself from sheet material - often so thin that I could use kitchen scissors to cut them. Perfectly adequate especially baring in mind thes...

I don't see the problem at all. The speed limits are set on roads for a reason whether we like it, or agree with them, or not. Exceed them then one is committing an offence and deserves to be prosecuted.