Introducing Henry
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looks really nice deb
just imagine you dressed up as miss marple
lovely to see you the other week.you are so lucky to have all that history just up the road
just imagine you dressed up as miss marple
lovely to see you the other week.you are so lucky to have all that history just up the road
Congratulations Deb, he looks a good one 
"You,re only supposed to blow the bloody SLIDING doors off"
Founder of the 6 speed club
"You,re only supposed to blow the bloody SLIDING doors off"
Founder of the 6 speed club
That looks like one fine Moggy. Congratulations!
'I intend to live forever - so far, so good'
'I intend to live forever - so far, so good'
Moley
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He's really nippy, however we do have a bit of a judder when he gets warm, so we are trying a carb rebuild to see if that solves the problem. He's not done much mileage in the last few years so I guess we might get a few hiccups getting him into regular use again.
Moley and Brian the Snail
1965 Series IIA Bluebird Highwayman
Moley and Brian the Snail
1965 Series IIA Bluebird Highwayman
Moley
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quote:
Originally posted by Gladys
Nice one Debs
And great that we are all getting beautiful classics as our daily cars.
Will you be at Martins in September?
Gladys
Ooh yes, we may have to bring Henry as well as we have a fire pit to collect :D:D
Moley and Brian the Snail :)
1965 Series IIA Bluebird Highwayman
Originally posted by Gladys
Nice one Debs
And great that we are all getting beautiful classics as our daily cars.
Will you be at Martins in September?
Gladys
Ooh yes, we may have to bring Henry as well as we have a fire pit to collect :D:D
Moley and Brian the Snail :)
1965 Series IIA Bluebird Highwayman
Moley
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Originally posted by bazzateer
With that reg you should've called him Jack!
I am not a person, I am a number, 395 actually......Be seeing you!
If I told you I was a pathological liar, would you believe me?
I was going to, but he has paperwork including the original bill of sale and he's always been called Henry, so seemed wrong to change him
Moley and Brian the Snail
1965 Series IIA Bluebird Highwayman
Originally posted by bazzateer
With that reg you should've called him Jack!
I am not a person, I am a number, 395 actually......Be seeing you!
If I told you I was a pathological liar, would you believe me?
I was going to, but he has paperwork including the original bill of sale and he's always been called Henry, so seemed wrong to change him
Moley and Brian the Snail
1965 Series IIA Bluebird Highwayman
Moley
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Right - feeling inspired by Panky's fettling of Ted I'm off to have a clean up of Henry's interior which I think needs a womans touch
But I cant touch his sun visors without the foam crumbling inside
Still waiting for the carb rebuild kit to arrive, so we still have the occasional judder but it all adds to the experience.
Moley and Brian the Snail
1965 Series IIA Bluebird Highwayman
But I cant touch his sun visors without the foam crumbling inside
Still waiting for the carb rebuild kit to arrive, so we still have the occasional judder but it all adds to the experience.
Moley and Brian the Snail
1965 Series IIA Bluebird Highwayman
Moley
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Thanks Jostein. I'm loving owning and driving him, although the driving to the shops has developed into an adventure already, trying to avoid the 30 min conversation each time with the "had one, want one, etc" that appear each time. [8D]
Moley and Brian the Snail
1965 Series IIA Bluebird Highwayman
Moley and Brian the Snail
1965 Series IIA Bluebird Highwayman
Moley
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quote:
Originally posted by Moley
Right - feeling inspired by Panky's fettling of Ted I'm off to have a clean up of Henry's interior which I think needs a womans touch
But I cant touch his sun visors without the foam crumbling inside
Still waiting for the carb rebuild kit to arrive, so we still have the occasional judder but it all adds to the experience.
Moley and Brian the Snail
1965 Series IIA Bluebird Highwayman
Inspired as I was, I got to work to clean the interior on Saturday, I've managed to get a lot of the 49 years of grime off the roof lining, I think I may need something a little stronger than the detergent I was using, I also tried ddseven! Now the roof smells of wee:I. Anyone got any good suggestions or secret recipes.
Moley and Brian the Snail
1965 Series IIA Bluebird Highwayman
Originally posted by Moley
Right - feeling inspired by Panky's fettling of Ted I'm off to have a clean up of Henry's interior which I think needs a womans touch
But I cant touch his sun visors without the foam crumbling inside
Still waiting for the carb rebuild kit to arrive, so we still have the occasional judder but it all adds to the experience.
Moley and Brian the Snail
1965 Series IIA Bluebird Highwayman
Inspired as I was, I got to work to clean the interior on Saturday, I've managed to get a lot of the 49 years of grime off the roof lining, I think I may need something a little stronger than the detergent I was using, I also tried ddseven! Now the roof smells of wee:I. Anyone got any good suggestions or secret recipes.
Moley and Brian the Snail
1965 Series IIA Bluebird Highwayman
WD40 is good
