This is absolutely insane. I hope that some of you old-timers remember it, and I hope the rest of you have time to watch it.
You think you can drive? Do this:
You think you can drive? Do this:
Rover 800 Vitesse doing the Isle of Man TT.
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Damn - should've recognised that, sorry. Had a bad 6 weeks - I've been low-grade ill with a side-order of stupid, and T's had bronchitis at the same time.
Hope that the full version mitigates that though.
Hope you're better now Chris.
Tony Pond was a true gentleman and awesome driver who I was lucky enough to meet several times. I have that on dvd and watch it regularly
Tony Pond was a true gentleman and awesome driver who I was lucky enough to meet several times. I have that on dvd and watch it regularly
Hope you're both well on the mend
Thank you, mate. Next step is to do Jinxy's brake lines and rear ARB.
Entire brake lines?
You doing it in over evenings or a weekend job? Let me know when you're doing it I'll nip over and lend a hand
Just from the rear junction (next to the fuel tank) to the caliper on the nearside, so nothing too major. The reason for the delay (aside from illness/Christmas/etc.) is I'm waiting for T to get off her butt and order some new braided flexhoses for the rears; the connector between the flex and the hardline has corroded badly and can't be undone, so I'm just going to undo it at the banjo and replace the lot.
Many thanks for the offer! I'll put something up in the "Grr Rover!" thread closer to the time. Likely to be a Sunday morning.
Count me in too mate
As an aside, the above mentioned Mr Pond had a big hand in the development of the MGF, which is a major reason why I'm going to buy one this year.
As an aside, the above mentioned Mr Pond had a big hand in the development of the MGF, which is a major reason why I'm going to buy one this year.
Not sure if you're aware of this, but the 2nd Gen MG-F was the "Trophy" version.