Update: Well long story short I decided to keep RKL. I decided to sell my Darcia Duster to buy an older (and hopefully easier to fix at home Vitara). The buyer also wanted to buy my lovely 1992 camper so I sold that too before the expense started with it and also to free up some funds for RKL. A car that has given me lots of fun and trouble free motoring since 2020, the car has sentimental value so I figured it worth investing in. It's currently away with Steven Birch for a good seeing to(!) and all being well should be home very soon - possibly this weekend 
. Oh, and I bought another one
A stunning black C1 from Chesterfield, some of you might have seen it advertised a while back on the fb Cougar page. It's very quickly made itself at home in my little fleet, a lovely car that I'm delighted with
Photos:
#1 New Cougar (Tessie)
#2 Vitara named Alan in honor of the gentleman who owned and meticulously cared for it since he bought it new, he's sadly passed away now hence the car coming up for sale. Its unbelievable condition is a credit to him.
#3 My Nephew preparing his little Fiat for winter. He's only 17 and just passed his test. He chose an older car so that he would be able to learn about and work on it himself
. Oh, and I bought another one A stunning black C1 from Chesterfield, some of you might have seen it advertised a while back on the fb Cougar page. It's very quickly made itself at home in my little fleet, a lovely car that I'm delighted withPhotos:
#1 New Cougar (Tessie)
#2 Vitara named Alan in honor of the gentleman who owned and meticulously cared for it since he bought it new, he's sadly passed away now hence the car coming up for sale. Its unbelievable condition is a credit to him.
#3 My Nephew preparing his little Fiat for winter. He's only 17 and just passed his test. He chose an older car so that he would be able to learn about and work on it himself
