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I would say that with a wife that easy to jump ship he got the 'last laugh' on the arresting officer....my only question is who will she be eyeing next? With the award of the e-type to the ex, my guess it is the judge in the proceedings...

what is the chance the riveted special is owned by an airframe repairman? got to love those barn door hinges....

I started this thread and I apologize for not being vigilant. I am currently deep into another British car along with a rather involved shop addition and a second lift install. Glad to see activity. The current restrictions on gathering put the forums at the forefront for communicating. Take care ev...

I would think given the bloodhound characteristics, he would be hoping that his venture will be as apt to "follow a trail" as that of the noble dog......last thing he needs would be wandering off course.

about the only device I can still buy in two stroke is a chain saw and weed eater and they trying their best to push very heavy 4 stroke models of weed eaters onto you now. They will wear you out quick due to the weight you lug around if you have the larger property to tend. But I remember well the ...

Welcome, all Jensen cars seem rare around these parts. It has been ages since I have seen a running J-H with an original engine. Seems so many of these find transplants that it is not even funny.....brand X to boot...surely a waste in my opinion! Please keep us updated on your progress. I apologize ...

where might I send the dime and the address for you to send the DOZEN

very interesting...to have such skill...or even access to the shop tools so to try to learn....

Richie wrote:

Kevin Birch wrote: I'd love to know how much money was wasted on that campaign.

Or how many kids were wasted as a result of the campaign

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VFK44 wrote:Note: Austin America = Austin 1100/1300 in the UK.

The ADO16 was made in many countries, under many names over the course of many years.....the America....it's a two door...what's not to like ???????

Chris_R wrote:It's special English rust. Designed to be resistant to any kind of repair.

now you got me thinking.....did Lucas have anything to do with smelting steel in Jolly Ole.....????

speaking of rust and surely not to point a disparaging finger in any direction I would like to comment and maybe get feedback. I am currently working some body issues on a small favorite car of mine, the Austin America. Normally in all my body repairs on surface to moderately rusted metal a quick co...

The thermostat purpose is greater than the regulating temperature for the creature that drives it in winter. 160 would be quite low and allow for the engine to gunk up due to not getting to proper operating temp to evaporate condensation. Lots of short trips and you got problems in the making. 180 i...

It is not that hard to understand....give 30 school kids the same picture to color with crayons or to cut out with scissors retaining the outlines.and then later compare how many kept their colors within the borders of the picture.....or if cutting how many of the outlines were no long present..in t...

so that is what they make from the recycled Interceptors....