The Jag was episode 2 .. repeated on Monday at 1:15am ... Ep 1 was the Fiat 500 which was the one I recorded!rich. wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2018 1:01 pmthat looks like my computer!
watched the new show monday night.. jag mk 2 .. i enjoyed the show
ght how can you record something before its shown? have you bought one of those time machine thingys??
oh, car sos has a facebook page
https://www.facebook.com/carsosofficial ... KT2VyEKhNM
car sos.
Re: car sos.
"If you're driving on the edge ... you're leaving too much room!"
Retirement Project: '59 Austin A35 2-door with 1330cc Midget engine and many upgrades
Said goodbye: got '98 Alfa Romeo 156 2.0 TSpark to 210K miles before tin worm struck
Retirement Project: '59 Austin A35 2-door with 1330cc Midget engine and many upgrades
Said goodbye: got '98 Alfa Romeo 156 2.0 TSpark to 210K miles before tin worm struck
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anyone watch? sunbeam for a blind chap.. good watch & tim seems less silly this series
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Yes watched that one. Guess it was harder to be flippant with that one although the bit at the chromer's was Tim's usual rubbish.
Nice Alpine at the end.
I had seen it before (and the Jag) so this must be a repeated series .... I just don't remember the 500 ...
Nice Alpine at the end.
I had seen it before (and the Jag) so this must be a repeated series .... I just don't remember the 500 ...
"If you're driving on the edge ... you're leaving too much room!"
Retirement Project: '59 Austin A35 2-door with 1330cc Midget engine and many upgrades
Said goodbye: got '98 Alfa Romeo 156 2.0 TSpark to 210K miles before tin worm struck
Retirement Project: '59 Austin A35 2-door with 1330cc Midget engine and many upgrades
Said goodbye: got '98 Alfa Romeo 156 2.0 TSpark to 210K miles before tin worm struck
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According to the National Geographic site, home of SOS, the new series for 2018 starts in March, so anything you're looking at now on NatGeo or E4 will be the previous series won't it? Maybe if we're really lucky Fuzz will post to advise us about this and whether you, Rich, have in fact broken the internet.
J
"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..
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Started watching the first in the new season. Got distracted by the Grand Wagoneer 'photobombing half the garage scenes...
So much want!
So much want!
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There's a Car SOS thread, I didn't realise, apologies to the O/P. UKJeeper has got it right, the man's insufferable. I put this in another thread, oops.
"Talking of old metal, I suffered Car SOS yesterday. Suffered? That presenter, he's insufferable. I actually watched it with the sound off. They restored a wartime Austin Tilly without making it look new, and a fine job they did of it too. This clip is all about stripping the engine, but if you didn't see the program, and that's understandable, at the beginning of the clip is the Tilly, only for a second or two mind."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvG5mkuy9fs
"Talking of old metal, I suffered Car SOS yesterday. Suffered? That presenter, he's insufferable. I actually watched it with the sound off. They restored a wartime Austin Tilly without making it look new, and a fine job they did of it too. This clip is all about stripping the engine, but if you didn't see the program, and that's understandable, at the beginning of the clip is the Tilly, only for a second or two mind."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvG5mkuy9fs
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i watched the tilly programme.. with the sound on, & subtitles.. i enjoyed it.. apparently according to the sos fb page, us mere mortals can only get the new series next year
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Anyone see the MGA on Monday on the More4 repeat of Car SOS?
The eagle-eye amongst us may have spotted the Moss badges on the car-parts staff shirts ... and a little simple research shows that Moss supply pretty much every panel for the MGA and most of the mechanicals. I've just watched an out-take on Facebook/YouTube and it shows Fuzz re-building the front suspension. He taking shiny new or refurbished parts out of lots of boxes ..
Which is lucky as they pretty much rebuilt that car from the chassis up! How much would that little lot cost (even at Tim's "negotiated 50% discount")
And I wasn't surprised at the demise of the back-end panels in the acid bath ... I think it was held together by the paint!
The eagle-eye amongst us may have spotted the Moss badges on the car-parts staff shirts ... and a little simple research shows that Moss supply pretty much every panel for the MGA and most of the mechanicals. I've just watched an out-take on Facebook/YouTube and it shows Fuzz re-building the front suspension. He taking shiny new or refurbished parts out of lots of boxes ..
Which is lucky as they pretty much rebuilt that car from the chassis up! How much would that little lot cost (even at Tim's "negotiated 50% discount")
And I wasn't surprised at the demise of the back-end panels in the acid bath ... I think it was held together by the paint!
"If you're driving on the edge ... you're leaving too much room!"
Retirement Project: '59 Austin A35 2-door with 1330cc Midget engine and many upgrades
Said goodbye: got '98 Alfa Romeo 156 2.0 TSpark to 210K miles before tin worm struck
Retirement Project: '59 Austin A35 2-door with 1330cc Midget engine and many upgrades
Said goodbye: got '98 Alfa Romeo 156 2.0 TSpark to 210K miles before tin worm struck
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