Practically Classics Forum

An Austin Maestro 1.6 Automatic. Silver. Great car. Wouldn't start for a bit after a run, eventually wasn't economically viable to repair. I had to hold back the tears when it went!

Mrotwoman wrote:You take a superb photograph Seth

That E type sculpture looks astounding.

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Stupid wheels. IMHO.

It was on Sky Sports. It may be repeated? Or available on Sky Player?
There may also be a highlights programme on another channel?

It is coming along nicely...

To be fair the BBC don't sort the tickets, that's down to the Applause Store which you have to go through to get tickets. http://www.applausestore.com/applausestore-reserve-form.php?id=835&bid=5 It would appear that they do send out too many tickets to cover themselves if people don't turn up, as a...

Afternoon, Thought i'd update you guys on how the '72 merc performed as the wedding car at my wedding. Got back from honeymoon couple of days ago, and hadn't driven anything for a month! couldn't wait to jump back into any car and drive! Anyway everyone loved the merc! and it looked great as a wedd...

jimmyybob wrote:

TriumphDriver wrote:It's probably what passes for a Classic Car run in some parts these days...

Except the entry fee is 25k Per car........yes that's right £25000 just to go on a jolly drive.

You could drive to Brighton for a lot less than that.

Thanks. Did both sides this morn. A simple job really. I wasn't keen on the technique to check you have the right number of shims - put shims in until it is too tight and then take one out. It is a little tedious. The biggest problem I had was accidentally pulling out a wire that went to the alterna...

They are notoriously rubbish at sorting out the gifts. Lots of "we've sent that out", or "you will have it in 28 days", or more complete lies.
Eventually I got mine. Eventually.