Has anyone else noticed the diabolical editing of the present day
narrational inserts in these programmes? Last week we seemed to be
travelling in a 10ft high 1920's Vauxhall when a modern car passed by
the filmed car whilst it was travelling on the filming trailer and

I've seen a couple of websites where people working on shells have fitted it
to a frame (or vice versa) and are able to roll the shell up onto one side
to get access to the underside to underseal it easily. Anyone know who makes
them and if they're extortionately expensive?

Took this for a drive on Thursday, Lotus 7 rep with a tuned Rover V8.
A lovely warm autumn day in New Zealand, 27 deg C, out in shirtleeves
and sunnies. It races big bikes. 0-60 4 seconds. The thing really goes.
See http://classiccarfair.com/2006_mach_seven_v8.htm

Been out for a quick bimble, just a few odds'n'sods locally.
Even though it's wet and miserable and misty, compared to yesterday,
spotted a rather lovely little '30s Aston and a bloody great big traction
engine...

Old Delivery Vans by Nick Baldwin Tiny ink scribble on rear
cover,otherwise VGC 32 Pages.
Nice copy,one of the Shire series,charts the history of the humble
delivery van,with lots of fab pictures and interesting text.

I am looking for a good MGB.  I have looked at Former Glory in west
London.  I am struggling to find alternative places to look.
I dont mind travelling so can anyone suggest places where I can find a
reasonable choice of good quality MGBs for sale?

This is the right rear tail light area of what looks to me like a mid-60's
Ford Galaxy, butt I ain't fur shore.  Any extry brite car buffs recognize
what the car mite bee?
Posted at alt.binaries.pictures.autos

Hi just bought an Austin A50 (1955) could someone give me info on howoto
reapir the rusty bodywork please or even a web site devoted to this subject.
Thanks in advance
Colin

A semi disabled mate of my brother in Aberdeen has just had an accident in
his much loved P5B. It will need a N/S front wing and door. Where are the
best places to try? And any sort of guide price?  I'd describe the car as
top condition 2 and it's valued at 2500.

A great site to list your classic car for sale and its only £1.99
www.midlandclassiccars.com take a look, plenty of good stuff on there
the more of you that use it the better it will get.

Funny tit quiz!
http://fake.titquiz.com
choose between real or fake! do you know the diffirence?

I noticed with horror today that my oil filler cap is covered in
mayonnaise and the oil on the dipstick has a colour resembling tea. The
coolant has vanished and so I'm pretty sure the head gasket has gone.
The car is a Spitfire 1500.

OK, I know there's probably no easy answer, but if anyone has a pet
method for removing steering wheels, I'd like to hear it.
Current one is from the MGB I mentioned a while back*. The upper
steering column is off the car. I've undone the locking nut, but the

How to find the run-out compensation of a wheel while doing wheel
alignment.
Thank you.

Anyone tell me where would be a good place to advertise for sale a 1931
Alvis 12/60 Beetleback that has been restored to a very high standard.
I can't find a group that seems to fit the bill that well so all ideas
would be appreciated.