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The Classic Marque

Oh, and use the original air filters.

I dont see MoTs for classics coming back simply because the younger generation doing them now, in the main, know nothing about them. That was the main reason for stopping them because the current test wasnt relevant to classics.

Trev

Malc, that's really kind of you, but they may have to clutter your loft for a bit longer because I've had an attack of nostalgia.
This is how our Frogeye went to bed in 1982, after a major engine build by Derrington (Kingston, I think), and this is how they built the carbs. Sadly they didn't breathe again for more than twenty years, until we bought her.
I calculated that the mesh guards ac...

As I just replied to someome on fb.

We can't keep dragging everything past into the future. And besides, the more this mad 'historic classic' scheme is extended, the more likely it will be that someone with power and influence, will notice what a free ride me and my Sprite have been getting for years. I may be forced to mot and pay road tax again. 🥶😱😭🤣.

A 5G capable mobile phone in "hotspot" mode will work on PAYG to test it in your location without entering into a contract. If Vodafone (soon to merge with 3) reception is OK then consider Lebara who run on their network.

Y 3269? Congratulations William

Gapped the point properly and the car started right up.

Thank you for the help. Look out Sandusky?

Banning non OEM parts is short sighted as it will cost jobs both in manufacturing and retail.

I still believe there will be a big backlash regarding fossil fuels and supposedly "green" energy. A rethink is already gathering pace regarding oil and gas.

Trev

We're with 3 for mobiles and broadband in rural Shropshire - fibre is still over a mile away which is as far as Freedom Fibre got before going under or pulling out.

I'm pretty sure 3 is capable of 5G but it's 4G most of the time for us. We usually get around 20 to 30 Mb/s download but it fluctuates, occasionally in single figures but also not unusual to be up around 50 or 60. Surrounded b...

Thanks guys.

From what I’ve seen, 3 is generally faster and cheaper than other 5G suppliers, but it seems that we don’t have coverage here.

We can get 5G from Vodafone for £18/month for a 24 month contract, or £22 for a 12 month contract. I’m reluctant to commit to 24 months, as it’s a bit of an unknown.