Practically Classics Forum

arceye wrote: But yeah, practice, practice, practice is the only real way to learn how to lay down weld that actually holds different pieces of metal together.

Not "Welding for Dummies" book then?

We should be getting an article in the next A30/A35 Owners Club mag about welding and welders ... it has been promised. But their forum have a few posts and I think the 135 comes out as one that's recommended but you should use it with gas. Thicker steel is OK gasless, but thin body-work steel can b...

He has ... don't worry this gentleman is a proper engineer .. if it wasn't done properly, he didn't do it!!

He can vary the boost from inside the car ... so when he needs a bit more .. I've been in it and I can definitely say next time, I'll wear the brown trousers!!

One of my A35 owner colleagues is considering it .. possibly using the Mini SPI or MPI as the starting point. He's built his primarily as a hill-climb car but his project still very much 'work-in-progress' and he's looking for improvements all the time. Thinking about a DCOE as an interim phase if h...

Plenty of ANPR equipped white vans around our way .. usually to be seen sitting on a bridge over the M40 ... most likely with a couple of speed cameras hidden away too. How many of these "criminals" are just people buying a second hand car that do not realise that the tax on it doesn't transfer ... ...

They won't ...

a) they will increase the rates on law-abiding owners

b) they will collect more with the fines they process

... on one wheel?

How many cars apart from Alfa Guilia have that set-up??

http://www.necrestorationshow.com

At NEC on 5th and 6th March 2016

I'll be going ...

My A35 has an SU from a 998 Riley Elf ... the down-draft Zenith was a pain to keep tuned.

Thanks guys .. I promise this won't be a quick project but it will be thorough ...