Mega Wheels! Are we allowed to ask what make/brand they are and the sizes of the wheels/tyres? The look like the HRE FlowForms, but suspect they are not? Certainly fill out the wheel arches/Looks great!
For a left hooker true, but I drove down from the left (my garage is up and around back of my house, accessed from a rear lane) so ease of parking and not a busy street, so happy to take a risk and open door into "flow of traffic." Daredevil Jim!Direction of parking seems odd, should be other way around, no?
Looks sweet to me, and in the best colour as well!
, and by the way, I have no standards, whatever works for the individual is the standard.
Kori behaved impeccably and must be a good omen taking her tonight, as darts team were triumphant. I even won both the doubles and singles I played. Shame season soon finished.
Well, all I can say is, you're a braver man than I, leaving it parked in the street, in the dark, presumably outside a pub? We never left ours unattended in the street in the UK, in 15 years.
Market Square in the middle of sleepy town Stonehaven! Well lit and across the road from the British Legion where I play for. All the smokers kept coming back inside and telling me of the amount of people looking at her and taking pictures.Well, all I can say is, you're a braver man than I, leaving it parked in the street, in the dark, presumably outside a pub? We never left ours unattended in the street in the UK, in 15 years.
Never a dull moment with these old girls,thought my ram was leaking but seems to have stoppedBeen aware of a blowing exhaust ever since recently acquiring my '71 C3, so got underneath today to try to source the leak......
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Turned out to be simple to find the leak(s) since they were present at every pipe joint in the system!
Particularly interesting was the fitters adventurous use of cardboard as a substitute for the correct gasket at the pipe joint to the header.......
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Seems I shall have to strip and reassemble the entire system .....
While underneath I checked for the source of the oily drips on the garage floor. The power steering turned out to be a very obvious culprit.....
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Hard to tell the exact source of the leak but it's likely to be the valve, the ram probably being contaminated by leakage from the valve. Either way, a stripdown and overhaul of the valve, ram, and pipework seems wise.
Looks as if I'll have plenty to keep me occupied for a while!
