Dippy

An update on whats been happening in the workshop lately.
 
 

An update on whats been happening in the workshop lately.
 
 

There's one on Facebook, it's called the Discovery 3 Owner's Club.

You cant beat a brick for a workhorse, heres my sadly missed 940 at Beaulie having towed the caravan and everything else.
Im sure my future will involve another.
 

The brick had to go as I needed more pulling power so another great workhorse was bought which is still serving me well  3 years later.

And thank you @95 quid Peugeot for arranging again! Really is much appreciated. 
 

Thanks secret santa a whole box of goodies with books a battery soldering iron and some random keys 😎

Thanks secret santa a whole box of goodies with books a battery soldering iron and some random keys 😎

Here’s mine, taken on a suitably 1970’s piece of kitchen worktop. Thank you, Autoshite Secret Santa, I’m looking forward to a read today. 

Thanks secret santa a whole box of goodies with books a battery soldering iron and some random keys 😎

Thanks secret santa a whole box of goodies with books a battery soldering iron and some random keys 😎

Thanks secret santa a whole box of goodies with books a battery soldering iron and some random keys 😎

Thanks secret santa a whole box of goodies with books a battery soldering iron and some random keys 😎

Thanks secret santa a whole box of goodies with books a battery soldering iron and some random keys 😎

The brick had to go as I needed more pulling power so another great workhorse was bought which is still serving me well  3 years later.

The brick had to go as I needed more pulling power so another great workhorse was bought which is still serving me well  3 years later.

You cant beat a brick for a workhorse, heres my sadly missed 940 at Beaulie having towed the caravan and everything else.
Im sure my future will involve another.
 

2 years ago today I collected this and its never put a foot wrong. That's 2 years motoring for less than 1 months payment on a financed BMW or Audi. Likely double the driving enjoyment too!
When I brought it home in the evening:
..and now

 

The brick had to go as I needed more pulling power so another great workhorse was bought which is still serving me well  3 years later.

The brick had to go as I needed more pulling power so another great workhorse was bought which is still serving me well  3 years later.

You cant beat a brick for a workhorse, heres my sadly missed 940 at Beaulie having towed the caravan and everything else.
Im sure my future will involve another.
 

Decided to stop off at a petrol station jet wash earlier, occupying the single bay was a boy racer in a Corsa C. No surprises there. 
Anyway, instead of using it as a pay as you go jet wash as intended, he decided to make it his own little valeting bay
He hung up the jet wash lance, then got a few products out of the boot in a bucket
A few different coloured microfibre towels and some spray products. 
He began to lay the towels out over the car and wipe it in one clean notion as they do, going over every inch... 
First with orange towels, then blue, then green
Then he wipes each window, opens it, wipes the top, sprays a product, wipes it off, repeat inside, then repeats on all 4 windows. 
Then a product over the windscreen, wipes over a yellow towel this time 
I'm next in line waiting relatively patiently but a queue was forming behind me and one guy was having none of it. 
He went in to the shop to complain to a worker who promptly came out and asked him to leave. 
He did leave almost immediately. Avoided eye contact with anyone, no wave to say thanks for your patience while I've been an entitled wanker. Nothing. 
Cunt. 2 bucket, 3 towel wrongun