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39 minutes ago, grogee said:

That would be a very useful source of spares including the PAS as you say. However it requires a) transporting and b) a house with enough space to take it to pieces. Neither of which I have at the moment. Annoying. 

Another unit next to Maestro if available/not stupidly expensive?

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The head lining on that Montego looks like my best 'going out' undies.

 

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Correctly engined Transit horse box

FORD TRANSIT MK3 HORSE BOX 1986 ON C REG USED DAILY - Picture 1 of 15

FORD TRANSIT MK3 HORSE BOX 1986 ON C REG USED DAILY | eBay

'19K ON CLOCK BUT ORIGNAL MILEAGE THE MILEAGE IS ABOUT 90K ON CLOCK'

MOT history suggests it's either had more clocks than Captain H Orologist, or seen more haircuts than Nicky Clarke. 

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5 hours ago, grogee said:

Is that beige denim seat fabric? Unbelievably cool. 

Anyway back at Citroen R&D, 1973:

"Where shall we put the heater controls?" 

"By the driver's arse" 

"What about in the centre console?" 

"No, we've already put an empty box there" 

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Citroen rectified that with the series 2 which put the heater controls in plain site on the centre console, and the radio vertically between the seats.  

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5 hours ago, grogee said:

"Where shall we put the heater controls?" 

"By the driver's arse" 

It might seem odd nowadays, but other cars had heater controls down between the seats back then. Air-cooled Fiats and VWs for example. Even the radio between the seats is not as daft as may be first thought: with just 5 or 6 pre-sets and volume control, you really don’t need to look at what you are doing.

Compared to the ergonomic disaster of Tesla’s touch-screen-for-everything, the CX is ergonomically utterly brilliant.

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4 hours ago, Cavcraft said:

The head lining on that Montego looks like my best 'going out' undies.

 

Oh no, I can’t unsee Cavcraft’s tatty old Y fronts now..

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Yamaha QT 50cc Moped - Restoration Project - Non Starter - 1989 (G) - Picture 1 of 4

Yamaha QT 50cc Moped - Restoration Project - Non Starter - 1989 (G) | eBay

It's in Blackpool, so you can probably say you've ridden worse on your stag night there.

 

Also, it's not really that far from @UltraWomble and your fancy car that this would fit in. #justsayingM8

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15 minutes ago, Cavcraft said:

Yamaha QT 50cc Moped - Restoration Project - Non Starter - 1989 (G) - Picture 1 of 4

Yamaha QT 50cc Moped - Restoration Project - Non Starter - 1989 (G) | eBay

It's in Blackpool, so you can probably say you've ridden worse on your stag night there.

 

Also, it's not really that far from @UltraWomble and your fancy car that this would fit in. #justsayingM8

That's delightfully grim

Thanks for the heads up

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A shaftdrive moped? Yamaha were obviously experimenting with mind altering substances at the time.

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4 hours ago, Asimo said:

It might seem odd nowadays, but other cars had heater controls down between the seats back then. Air-cooled Fiats and VWs for example. Even the radio between the seats is not as daft as may be first thought: with just 5 or 6 pre-sets and volume control, you really don’t need to look at what you are doing.

Compared to the ergonomic disaster of Tesla’s touch-screen-for-everything, the CX is ergonomically utterly brilliant.

Didn't the Imp have the choke lever by the handbrake?

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35 minutes ago, High Jetter said:

Didn't the Imp have the choke lever by the handbrake?

Not driven one but I suspect so, most rear engine cars do

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2 hours ago, Cavcraft said:

Hillman Imp spares or repair project. - Picture 1 of 10

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1970's Dymo-tastic dashboard instructions

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Oooh a crashed, well past it example of a car that’s been unsuitably stored forever and needs everything at 7x the value of the finished product? It would take an absolute madman to take pity on the car and get it back on the road?
This is right up my street then, good thing it’s across the continent. 

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2003 Volkswagen Passat S saloon towbar 1.9L tdi RED DI minor repair needed - Picture 1 of 14

2003 Volkswagen Passat S saloon towbar 1.9L tdi RED DI minor repair needed | eBay

'The rusty wing was only caused by a scrape and and a bad repair'

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That's odd, mine was caused because Passats are over rated fucking shite.

 

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Dunno if this has been mentioned but when copy and pasting links to ebay items, you can delete anything after the item number, starting with the question mark that is the first character after the item number.

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