Now, best check the car before I set off.
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moggiethouable
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Tanked up, oiled up, greased up, fluid levels ok, buffed to a high polish, set to go.
Now, best check the car before I set off.
Now, best check the car before I set off.
Happiness belongs to the self sufficient
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qwerty165
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Re: The national
Well it all right for some. All I have to do is get the coachline painted, fill the washer bottle, adjust the washer jets, wash the car, clean the windows and then wax it. (Then load it onto a trailer, as I do not fancy its first run after its resoration being from Birmingham to North Yorkshire.)moggiethouable wrote:Tanked up, oiled up, greased up, fluid levels ok, buffed to a high polish, set to go.
Re: The national
It's a Morris minor, have faith in your efforts. At this rate we'll have more minors going by trailer than under their own steam!
Oh dear, what have I said.
Oh dear, what have I said.
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qwerty165
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Re: The national
I would locally but that far from home if anything unexpected went wrong on its first run, then I would not be within easy reach of the tools to fix the job and no doubt the tools you would leave behind would be the ones you would require as it is impossible to carry tools for every eventuality. Especially being as it is about 150 mile journey, if it was nearer to Birmingham I would probably chance it.les wrote:have faith in your efforts.
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Trickydicky
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You need to ask Roy for tips on what spares to carryqwerty165 wrote:I would locally but that far from home if anything unexpected went wrong on its first run, then I would not be within easy reach of the tools to fix the job and no doubt the tools you would leave behind would be the ones you would require as it is impossible to carry tools for every eventuality. Especially being as it is about 150 mile journey, if it was nearer to Birmingham I would probably chance it.les wrote:have faith in your efforts.
Richard
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