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Thanks gents - as for centre caps, the correct ones are hard to find so I might end up modifying some existing ones or having a set machined up. The D1s came off the car and will probably go on the next Mini project, I went to have a shuftie at a 1970 Mk3 yesterday and I've got another one lined up to view, hopefully tomorrow. I thought the Mini bug would have died a death by now, but thirty odd years later I can't seem to shake it off
Edited by P5BNij on Wednesday 21st September 11:53
P5BNij said:
Thanks gents - as for centre caps, the correct ones are hard to find so I might end up modifying some existing ones or having a set machined up. The D1s came off the car and will probably go on the next Mini project, I went to have a shuftie at a 1970 Mk3 yesterday and I've got another one lined up to view, hopefully tomorrow. I thought the Mini bug would have died a death by but thirty odd years later I can't seem to shake it off
It is a tough bug to shake... But a good one.I've had to move on the 63 'S
I've bought a new car, and the Stag and Jensen both need a little investment in, and it will be easier to re-home than the TR6.
Dr Interceptor said:
P5BNij said:
Thanks gents - as for centre caps, the correct ones are hard to find so I might end up modifying some existing ones or having a set machined up. The D1s came off the car and will probably go on the next Mini project, I went to have a shuftie at a 1970 Mk3 yesterday and I've got another one lined up to view, hopefully tomorrow. I thought the Mini bug would have died a death by but thirty odd years later I can't seem to shake it off
It is a tough bug to shake... But a good one.I've had to move on the 63 'S
I've bought a new car, and the Stag and Jensen both need a little investment in, and it will be easier to re-home than the TR6.
A chap can hope!
Edit : I had a look at this last night, got another lined up to view but am very tempted...
Edited by P5BNij on Wednesday 21st September 15:41
steely dan said:
Cosmics are lovely ,and I do appreciate the rarity value of them , but I think the Dunlops look superb on a black car like yours.
Mini's just look best with 10 inch wheels .
I hope you keep both sets and change them when the mood takes you.
I'm keeping the Dunlops for now Dan, they might go on another Mini soon anyway. I know the car looks black in the photos but it's very dark purple Mini's just look best with 10 inch wheels .
I hope you keep both sets and change them when the mood takes you.
Edited by P5BNij on Sunday 25th September 10:41
beach bum said:
After a 3 and a half year nut and bolt restoration by an Italian specialist, I finaly picked up my Citroen and drove it back to Athens. 800 troublefree kilometres.
The quality of the work is incredible. It just shines.
Gorgeous, and a credit to your wallet The quality of the work is incredible. It just shines.
It's a shame so many Safaris have been left to die. Wonderful vehicles.
Edited by XOcette on Friday 30th September 10:50
Just bought this XJ-S, yesterday, having been looking for awhile. 1983 V12 with a manual gearbox conversion. My drive home was a 100 mile slog up the A1 in Friday afternoon traffic. The big cat performed admirably. Whilst this isn't the ideal plan with an 'unknown quantity', it worked well as a good way to get to know the car and build confidence in it. A few foibles revealed themselves, but essentially the car performed very well. The clutch felt light in the stop-start traffic, the air con needs sorting (which can be a big job, new wiper blades needed etc.
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