richard moss wrote: ↑Fri Feb 19, 2021 9:43 pm Personally, I think that hydrogen is a more likely saviour for classics

Or even more likely, synthetic fuels.

Ooh my car's in a magazine (bottom left)

The only Escort for me has a Cosworth badge on the boot.

Topcat Tomcat wrote: ↑Sat Apr 17, 2021 6:45 am

I work on the trains and the behaviour of the vast majority of passengers has been appalling. Anyone would think that the Pandemic hasn't happened!

If you think that's bad then try the National Express West Midlands buses......

I had a Parkers guide book which I seem to recall said PAS was standard from April 1993.

Had all the bushes at the back of mine replaced with Polyurethane bushes earlier this year, made a big difference handles better and rides better (harder but doesn't bottom out now).

A lot of labour involved though especially if you're paying someone else to do it.

Which is why I take mine to rover specialists not general garages.

Fixed now with new clutch cable and safely back home.

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Get some smooth peanut butter on the cherry red one's fading bumper!

Driving through Buxton yesterday heard a snap and clutch pedal went to floor and won't come back up again unless I do it by hand (not terribly practical while driving) so left in in a side street. Presumably this could be clutch cable? As the pedal's been sticky sometimes before. Has anyone tried cl...