Practically Classics Forum

I'm looking at replacing my car cover which has developed a number of rips and a few melts over the years due to carelessness and an over warm tailpipe. Yes it was made of nylon and not of the breathable type hence the reason to change. I've been contemplating either a Metex indoor cover complete wi...

Whilst hunting for a club address today I found this, published by the DVLA

https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... wner-clubs

I hope it's of some use.

I'm currently adding a few more gauges but unfortunately some didn't come with bulb holders as purchased second hand at jumbles. Can anyone advise where I can purchase new holders. Also the correct name for the various styles. I know some are mes screw in and some bayonet. ( like old torch bulbs) Mo...

Fancy a great day out at the end of August? Then why not come along to the Scottish Vintage Bus Museum at Lathalmond, Just outside Dunfermline for a great family fun day. The event is being organised by the Pre 67 Ford Owners Club but isn't only open to Ford Vehicles. If you fancy entering your clas...

Does anyone have any information or circuit diagrams for an after market car alarm / immobiliser system made by a company called 'Minder' during the eighties or nineties? A friend has one and we suspect it's causing the car to intermittently shut down. Any information would be appreciated to assist ...

I will be visiting Bath soon for a few days. Can anyone recommend any classic car spares places that I could visit? new / second hand parts it doesn't matter.

This would be very helpful. Thanks Terry.

Terry, that would be appreciated. I know that your model of car would have the mounting nuts fitted as standard ready for fitting as from 1965 they would have to have seat belts fitted as standard.

As I said the car in question doesn't.

Your help would be appreciated though

Thanks

Does anyone have any experience of fitting front inertia seat belts to a 1958 2 door Morris Minor. The car in question doesn't have any mounting points at present and a search and results of the web and the MM forums is limited. Ideally I'm looking for pictures or a step by step guide so that I can ...

Fancy a Great Day out this Sunday? Then why not go to the Scottish Ford Day organised by the Pre67 Ford Owners Club at Lathalmond Bus Museum just outside Dunfermline.

http://www.pre67ford.co.uk/