August issue
August issue
Just got the issue today, interesting about the new skytv series with Fuzz.I first thought it was the show that used to be on with Mark Evans where he would go around the country with people who are restoring projects.But now I realize its the UK version of "Overhaulin".
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Re: August issue
I went for a screentest with Fuzz last week, I've been awaiting a reply to see how I got on, but apparently I'm too old!!!
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1981 Mini City
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2003 MG ZS
2004 MG ZT T
Re: August issue
Tut Tut! His lossGrease Monkey wrote:I went for a screentest with Fuzz last week, I've been awaiting a reply to see how I got on, but apparently I'm too old!!!
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Wouldn't you think the guy with all the moggies in the mag feature would have fitted a 1075cc engine in the traveller instead of the 948 surely, while he was at it at all.
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Re: August issue
1075? You mean 1098?
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Re: August issue
My favourite ever A-series, that massively oversquare 1071 was only available in an East-West (FWD with gearbox in sump) style of block, I'd assume that the poster meant 1275?OneCarefulOwner wrote:1075? You mean 1098?
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Re: August issue
There is no need to be mocking me , yeah well actually 1275 or 1098 would have been better.My brain must have short circuitedJPB wrote:My favourite ever A-series, that massively oversquare 1071 was only available in an East-West (FWD with gearbox in sump) style of block, I'd assume that the poster meant 1275?OneCarefulOwner wrote:1075? You mean 1098?
Re: August issue
I wasn't mocking, I did think that you meant 1071 which was the capacity of the original Cooper S engines until some bright spark decided that stump pulling torque mattered more than the wail from the exhaust of a 1071 S at full chat - somewhere >8,000rpm in stock form off the showroom floor.
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"Home is where you park it", so the saying goes. That may yet come true..
"Home is where you park it", so the saying goes. That may yet come true..
Re: August issue
mine arrived yesterday, i still havent managed to read it yet.
Re: August issue
Ah I am only messing with ye, so I wasn't far off thenJPB wrote:I wasn't mocking, I did think that you meant 1071 which was the capacity of the original Cooper S engines until some bright spark decided that stump pulling torque mattered more than the wail from the exhaust of a 1071 S at full chat - somewhere >8,000rpm in stock form off the showroom floor.
Re: August issue
Well PC shame on you, you have let your standards slip badly ,allowing that TVR Cerbera sports car onto the pages of the mag.In my opinion that is a modern car.Though I do like your description of the plane
As for Andys letter about being refused entry to a show, yes that is the correct decision IMO of that show, though others will not agree no doubt.
As for Andys letter about being refused entry to a show, yes that is the correct decision IMO of that show, though others will not agree no doubt.
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