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Posted
8 hours ago, Fabergé Greggs said:

Someone sign this guy up 

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Bloody hell, it's got floors and everything!  He might be waiting a while for a buyer at £2.5K mind...  845cc as well so won't be rapid.

7 hours ago, R1152 said:

It's not "rot in the engine bay" you need to worry about on these, but rot at the rear torsion bar mounts.

Trailing arm mounts are the weakest point.  The torsion bars tend to cling on rather longer.

Posted
13 minutes ago, wuvvum said:

Trailing arm mounts are the weakest point.  The torsion bars tend to cling on rather longer.

That's the bit I meant (sos), and don't I know it ☹️ The nearside outer mount on my 16 parted company with the body but luckily, Dad and his welder plus the local auto factors came to the old girl's rescue.

Whichever bastard at the Régie thought it was a good idea to leave the inner sill extension to which the trailing arm bearing was attached open to the elements and act as a mud and road salt trap on all those cars deserved to be given a strict diet of nothing but andouillette without any sauces for the rest of their natural.

(and yes, I have eaten them.)

Posted
8 minutes ago, R1152 said:

 andouillette

Oh no.

No no no no no.

Get that stuff away from me now! Never, ever, again

Posted
2 minutes ago, Fumbler said:

Oh no.

No no no no no.

Get that stuff away from me now! Never, ever, again

I found I needed a boatload of mustard and frites to make the damned things edible - but at least I can say I've eaten them.

Apt punishment though, non?

Posted
Just now, R1152 said:

I found I needed a boatload of mustard and frites to make the damned things edible - but at least I can say I've eaten them.

As can I. An experience had, not one to be repeated.

Posted
1 minute ago, Fumbler said:

As can I. An experience had, not one to be repeated.

Snap! A lot of Morte Subite Kriek Lambic was consumed as well to wash away the taste...

Posted
47 minutes ago, R1152 said:

That's the bit I meant (sos), and don't I know it ☹️ The nearside outer mount on my 16 parted company with the body but luckily, Dad and his welder plus the local auto factors came to the old girl's rescue.

I've had them let go on both my current 6 and the 4 I owned before.  I didn't even realise the one on the 4 had gone until the rear wheel tucked under when I overdid it a bit round a right hand corner - I might have been driving around for weeks with the wheel held on solely by the torsion bar...

Posted

I always begrudgingly thought the Audi A5 was a handsome car, just a shame it’s beloved by powerfully built company directors, really.  

Here’s one that’s at the lower end of the price point.  Just needs paint.  And it drops into limp home mode, but that’s probably nothing.  And a clunk from what could be the driveshaft, which is probably nothing, or it could be the gearbox.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/154370447489
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Posted
18 minutes ago, Fumbler said:

Yessir, we only researched it after our meal! Such fools we were.

You might also want to give Surströmming a wide berth

Posted
1 hour ago, Tadhg Tiogar said:

You might also want to give Surströmming a wide berth

If we're talking about unorthodox Scandinavian seafood, Hákarl is supposed to be the one that is a seriously acquired taste.

Posted

How fucking much? There's maybe 2 coke cans of metal left...

Posted

That Mini pickup will go for a hell of a lot more than £1500. Prices for those have exploded over the last 10 years or so.

Posted
57 minutes ago, Wack said:

Needs a bit of work 

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"We have the old buff logbook and a up to date V5 in our name."

Bloody bargain then m8.

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