dozeydustman

Spotted at Goodwood just now.

Turns out she’s not actually going to Pilates, she’s been spotted at a Bistro with a man known locally to have a huge phallus. 

If you need to borrow a balljoint splitter I’m only up road.

1 wall and 1 desk please.

Today has been busy. I did a half day this morning due to lack of supervisors. 04:00 - 09:00. Then did 800m in the swimming pool.
At the weekend @Scrap’s Saab 9-3 (ex @CaptainBoom) managed to hoover up some water in the air intake, thankfully no damage caused and a new air filter sorted out the rough running. Old one was drenched. I also showed Scrap how to do an oil change. Couldn’t be bothered to get all the undershields off, so I popped my vac-pump cherry.


Glorious* carpet. The Saab now sounds a lot better with clean liquid dinosaurs running around its internals, and it’s a lot easier to get to the filter than the poxy Fiat lump in mine.
After this I cleared out the remaining old shite in the garage that is either destined for the shed or tip, assembled to table saw I won on eBay for £30, and parked the Citroën under cover.

Still some shed stuff in the garage, but once I put some hangers and hooks in the shed I can clear the deck. Yes, the wiring is terrible, but it’s one of my next projects.
Yes, I have installed a garage door opener. Does this make me a tosser?

This one from @kevins fleet thread, it’s not everyday you see a Minor towing a boat.

 
and this one from @JMotor’s fleet thread.

The “Isn’t an MoT a service?”.
Normally a newer car, but sometimes something pushing 25 years or older. Invariably has missing bits of trim, a bit of dangling exhaust and a number of failed lamps/lights. Unaware that the remedial work to get their car roadworthy* for another year doesn’t  include an oil or filters change, despite this normally being quite a few hundred pounds.

On my way back home from Canterbury and the Saab keeps losing power. Hopefully it’s just the wastegate vacuum actuator pipe again as it’s intermittent.

On my way back home from Canterbury and the Saab keeps losing power. Hopefully it’s just the wastegate vacuum actuator pipe again as it’s intermittent.

Would appear to be a flip up terminal.
Not my heavy breathing.

Peugeot 505 estate.

Would appear to be a flip up terminal.
Not my heavy breathing.

Would appear to be a flip up terminal.
Not my heavy breathing.

This one from @kevins fleet thread, it’s not everyday you see a Minor towing a boat.

 
and this one from @JMotor’s fleet thread.

This one from @kevins fleet thread, it’s not everyday you see a Minor towing a boat.

 
and this one from @JMotor’s fleet thread.

This one from @kevins fleet thread, it’s not everyday you see a Minor towing a boat.

 
and this one from @JMotor’s fleet thread.

Roffle Roffle Roffle.
I'd have a good number of tickets. Gallic A-series for the win!

Today has been busy. I did a half day this morning due to lack of supervisors. 04:00 - 09:00. Then did 800m in the swimming pool.
At the weekend @Scrap’s Saab 9-3 (ex @CaptainBoom) managed to hoover up some water in the air intake, thankfully no damage caused and a new air filter sorted out the rough running. Old one was drenched. I also showed Scrap how to do an oil change. Couldn’t be bothered to get all the undershields off, so I popped my vac-pump cherry.


Glorious* carpet. The Saab now sounds a lot better with clean liquid dinosaurs running around its internals, and it’s a lot easier to get to the filter than the poxy Fiat lump in mine.
After this I cleared out the remaining old shite in the garage that is either destined for the shed or tip, assembled to table saw I won on eBay for £30, and parked the Citroën under cover.

Still some shed stuff in the garage, but once I put some hangers and hooks in the shed I can clear the deck. Yes, the wiring is terrible, but it’s one of my next projects.
Yes, I have installed a garage door opener. Does this make me a tosser?

That looks a real peach. Hopefully they get back to you

Today has been busy. I did a half day this morning due to lack of supervisors. 04:00 - 09:00. Then did 800m in the swimming pool.
At the weekend @Scrap’s Saab 9-3 (ex @CaptainBoom) managed to hoover up some water in the air intake, thankfully no damage caused and a new air filter sorted out the rough running. Old one was drenched. I also showed Scrap how to do an oil change. Couldn’t be bothered to get all the undershields off, so I popped my vac-pump cherry.


Glorious* carpet. The Saab now sounds a lot better with clean liquid dinosaurs running around its internals, and it’s a lot easier to get to the filter than the poxy Fiat lump in mine.
After this I cleared out the remaining old shite in the garage that is either destined for the shed or tip, assembled to table saw I won on eBay for £30, and parked the Citroën under cover.

Still some shed stuff in the garage, but once I put some hangers and hooks in the shed I can clear the deck. Yes, the wiring is terrible, but it’s one of my next projects.
Yes, I have installed a garage door opener. Does this make me a tosser?

Today has been busy. I did a half day this morning due to lack of supervisors. 04:00 - 09:00. Then did 800m in the swimming pool.
At the weekend @Scrap’s Saab 9-3 (ex @CaptainBoom) managed to hoover up some water in the air intake, thankfully no damage caused and a new air filter sorted out the rough running. Old one was drenched. I also showed Scrap how to do an oil change. Couldn’t be bothered to get all the undershields off, so I popped my vac-pump cherry.


Glorious* carpet. The Saab now sounds a lot better with clean liquid dinosaurs running around its internals, and it’s a lot easier to get to the filter than the poxy Fiat lump in mine.
After this I cleared out the remaining old shite in the garage that is either destined for the shed or tip, assembled to table saw I won on eBay for £30, and parked the Citroën under cover.

Still some shed stuff in the garage, but once I put some hangers and hooks in the shed I can clear the deck. Yes, the wiring is terrible, but it’s one of my next projects.
Yes, I have installed a garage door opener. Does this make me a tosser?

Today has been busy. I did a half day this morning due to lack of supervisors. 04:00 - 09:00. Then did 800m in the swimming pool.
At the weekend @Scrap’s Saab 9-3 (ex @CaptainBoom) managed to hoover up some water in the air intake, thankfully no damage caused and a new air filter sorted out the rough running. Old one was drenched. I also showed Scrap how to do an oil change. Couldn’t be bothered to get all the undershields off, so I popped my vac-pump cherry.


Glorious* carpet. The Saab now sounds a lot better with clean liquid dinosaurs running around its internals, and it’s a lot easier to get to the filter than the poxy Fiat lump in mine.
After this I cleared out the remaining old shite in the garage that is either destined for the shed or tip, assembled to table saw I won on eBay for £30, and parked the Citroën under cover.

Still some shed stuff in the garage, but once I put some hangers and hooks in the shed I can clear the deck. Yes, the wiring is terrible, but it’s one of my next projects.
Yes, I have installed a garage door opener. Does this make me a tosser?

I'm about an hour's drive away from the seller's general location. I can collect and store if needed.

This was a universal one I got on eBay for about £140, since gone up in price.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/113812043157