Practically Classics Forum

Going back to the Polish resto, it was Keith Adams who sent his early Series 1 Rover SD1 to Poland for restoration. It even briefly featured in an episode of Wreck Rescue.

Episode 11 of Project Binky is finally HERE

If anybody's interested, Binky is indeed a Discworld reference.

Has Project Binky been mentioned on this thread ( I CBFA trawling through all the pages)? Just search for it on YouTube.

If you send the DVLA a completed V888 and a fiver, they will give you the full details of all the previous registered keepers.

Aldi is a good place for tools. I bagged myself one of the compressors which ad been reduced from £89.99 to £49.99. At that price it was far too good to miss and they don't hang around forever. I've just got one of their handheld LED worklights for just shy of a fiver. With the darker evenings upon ...

John, I had such a problem on my Dolomite 1300. I'd ordered a set of hoses from T.D. Fitchett. One of my heater hoses split the day before the new hoses came in the post. Mike, I'm at the same stage with my Dolomite 1850. I've got the major stuff done so I'm chasing all the minor niggles that I've l...

Look who was there. It was Fuzz himself interviewing one of my TDC friends.

Always check the ignition before moving on to the fuel system. There are some poor quality ignition parts (not just rotor arms) so make sure you get decent quality parts. Yes, electronic ignition can fail so it is a good idea to have a set of points and condenser to hand to get going again.

I discovered this garage right under my nose. They have just done the subframe mounts on my Triumph Dolomite to make it usable again and they did a great job. Other classics that have passed through their hands recently include a Triumph Stag (I have come across the owner a couple of times) and a MK...

You're right about the Rangies. There's one near to me which hasn't moved for at least 4 years. I dread to think what it is like underneath...