Practically Classics Forum

Mitsuru wrote:Could we have a thread/section for recommended garages to use,
ones which we know we won't get ripped off at?

Sure - start one if you want!

If it works, we can make it a sticky maybe?

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OK, as you know on the old forum commercial advertising and links were not allowed at all, because of the connection with the magazine etc. and I know this upset a few who didn't understand/respect the position of the magazine on this. However, this is an independant forum now isn't it, so yeah, why...

Our Moggie is almost completely standard and unmodified, but one of the few mods are halogen headlights - in spite of still using a dynamo, they are brilliant, and more than up to the needs/performance of the car. I love the foot-operated dip switch too, a retrograde step IMHO when that switch was p...

Brilliant jokes Minxy - genius. Thanks! :D :D AN IRISH GHOST STORY This story happened a while ago in Dublin, and even though it sounds like an Alfred Hitchcock tale, but it's true. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ John Bradford, a Dublin University student, was on the side of the road hitchhiking on a very dark night ...

It's a fair question Rich - we'll get back to you!

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Martin Evans wrote:Definately a PA.

Ah righty. Thanks - you learn something every day!

Martin Evans wrote: like this fabulous MG PA.

PA?? Not TA?

Lovely car - that'd be in my collection too I think. I wonder what they are like to drive though?

2 - If your post takes up more than the space of the posting box, the site does funny things when you try to type in the bottom of the box. It keeps jumping back to display previous lines. You can keep typing but you can't see what you're typing unless you use the scroll bar to have a look. I found...

Personally I don't give a flying monkeys what the URL is. The less it has to do with Bauer the better IMO.

Folks - as you will see, avatars have now been enabled, so go ahead and load yours on it you wish!

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