Practically Classics Forum

114.3x4, same as the Rover 600 and 800, you'll be needing some off a 200/400/25/45/ZR/ZS etc etc etc for 100x4.

Cheers Bro

I've updated the Dolly thread now, enjoy

I do hope dear old Phill is now making a full recovery, someone needs to keep those 2 in check!

My email to Nat Geo went of tother day.

Ahh the joys of brand new modern stuff, great when working as it should, but we'll not bring up that poxy Mondeo again shall we! :lol: I did spend a short time with a nice Accord, bought to tide me over a couple of months, and nursed on with a slipping clutch, until it finally refused to pull away a...

errrr yup!

I was expecting an Aygo or some other modern Toyota shite, but I shall let you off! An old dear local has a pretty much identical G reg one that looks rather tidy, I've not noticed if its auto or manual, but betting the former, I shall try and have a nose at some point. Of course, your other alterna...

rich. wrote:i have a bit of paper somewhere....

Oh laa dee dah! How bleedin' posh can you get! I think there's an old fag packet in mine someone scrawled something down on once!

I may have bought loads of fake tan over winter!

I haven't though, so yes, still as pale as a ginger in summer

Right, where wasn't we? I think maybe the easiest thing to do would be to post photos and let you lot play spot the difference! Some are subtle, some not so, still plenty to do however, but not had a great deal of free time over last few months, and trying to make time now to do a few more jobs that...

Well, not quite sure what happened, it seems I blinked and missed a month or several somehow! Not THAT much has happened, done a few more bits to the Dolly, bought a pair of them new fangled 'not a proper MGs' that are made in China, and life has gone on. Next post will update the Dolomite thread wi...