For the love of cars.

Message

tractorman · #31 Post by **tractorman** » Tue May 13, 2014 6:21 pm

If you want to see someone who really doesn't care abou tH&S, watch "The Salvager" or "Le Salvager" on Quest sometime. I don't know how the bloke is still alive and has all his fingers and toes!

EricPolymath · #32 Post by **EricPolymath** » Tue May 13, 2014 9:04 pm

Mattcortes wrote:Anyone notice how not once Ant has welded with gloves on? Bit different to Health & Safety Ed China who near enough wears a Bio Hazard suit if he has to use a drill!

Welding with no gloves? How about reading a map whilst driving when going to buy the Mini !!!

Mattcortes · #33 Post by **Mattcortes** » Fri May 23, 2014 8:50 am

Last show he managed to drive a Merc Sprinter van onto a roundabout 1 handed while eating a doughnut in the other

JPB · #34 Post by **JPB** » Fri May 23, 2014 9:30 am

Well that would pretty much tie in with the Sprinter drivers' dedicated section in the Highway Code, any chance of a screen dump please? The USB on my myth box has gone awol or I'd take one myself, if the alleged doughnut eating really happened.

megadethmaniac · #35 Post by **megadethmaniac** » Fri May 23, 2014 12:04 pm

Anyone watching Sin City Garage?

Bit like American Hot rods, only rat rods not highly polished motors.

EricPolymath · #36 Post by **EricPolymath** » Sun May 25, 2014 9:35 am

What were they thinking of when they chose the paint colour for the MG?????

One woman at the end diplomatically described it as a "Marmite colour" - if they had painted it the colour of Marmite it would have been better!

Richard Moss · #37 Post by **Richard Moss** » Sun May 25, 2014 9:53 am

EricPolymath wrote:What were they thinking of when they chose the paint colour for the MG?????

One woman at the end diplomatically described it as a "Marmite colour" - if they had painted it the colour of Marmite it would have been better!

I wasn't impressed, either. A bit whimpy, I thought. There are other blues that would have suited it better, I feel.

JPB · #38 Post by **JPB** » Sun May 25, 2014 1:50 pm

Imagine how much more than the £28,320 it did sell for could have been realised if it had been the colour it was when built. Or not, some folk did take to it though but, and it was offered on the range albeit a few months later.

Auction results for all of the cars featured in the show are shown there or you could wait as next Sunday is the episode that shows them going through.

gutbucket · #39 Post by **gutbucket** » Sun Jun 01, 2014 4:49 pm

I loved the show. There are a lot of restoration shows on TV but I really liked the history on FTLOC, especially the Ford Escort Mexico. I even http://garglinggas.com/2014/04/21/for-t ... t-its-best about it and received praise from the show via Twitter.

Richard Moss · #40 Post by **Richard Moss** » Sun Jun 01, 2014 7:40 pm

My 12 year old daughter loves the show - especially the Landrover and MGTC (which is her favourite).

clearly she got my DNA

Practically Classics Forum

For the love of cars.

Re: For the love of cars.

Re: For the love of cars.

Re: For the love of cars.

Re: For the love of cars.

Re: For the love of cars.

Re: For the love of cars.

Re: For the love of cars.

Re: For the love of cars.

Re: For the love of cars.

Re: For the love of cars.