Practically Classics Forum

Oh no, that fab interior. Still i'm glad that you and your precious cargo were unscathed. As a new father i have new found interest in safety etc, having Mae in a car which is catching fire is one of my worst nightmares. Am i getting old and boring? Yes. Proud of it too. Let us know how you get on w...

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Neil

The SAAB was a Glover mobile. I say was, cos it recently died. Still it wasn't much of a shame as it cost his parents just £1 two years ago, and had covered the best part of 400,000 miles. The Golf belongs to CCW's Matt George, it recently sold at Anglia Car auctions so that's gone too (i assume Mat...

Ha wo, i thought it might be interesting to organise a Forum meet up. Whaddya think? NEC Classic Motor Show on the Saturday at the PC stand perhaps? Any other ideas? Restoration show at Stoneleigh perhaps? Both? A chance to put faces to forum names?

Neil

Good luck with it - here's my mk1 1600 outside the last bit of the factory left. This was taken a few years ago mind (the paintwork is awful now)...


Susan at the last remaining vestiges of the Triumph Factory by bloke, on Flickr

Well, the 95 is going to be a spares car, so between the two there should be enough salvageble. Just took a phone call from the last but one owner yeaterday - very very interesting. Even though he used to be a banger racer, the westies were never going to see the track in his ownership he intended t...

£400? Bargain!

Nope. No good panels. Even the roof is rusty...

Cheers for the encouragement. It's worse than the bloody Jag.

Hello, welcome to the forum. You could try Don Hoods in Birmingham - they may have something off the shelf....