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UJD 9M
After a few months of 'Running In' had a problem this weekend, the car over heated and lost all its water, so no UJD is off the road, the 'Heads' are off and being inspected, as this just happen for no appetent reason.. Hopefully will be back on the road for the Yorkshire weekend.
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New heads on, running, so lets see how she does this time, Lakes Weekend first trip....
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New Heads!!
Go for it Colin....
Go for it Colin....
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Colin what was the problem with the heads.
Dave
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Jensen Interceptor III 128/4430
Princess 2 2200HLS
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The problem was the valve stems were letting to much oil through....
Now back after the Yorkshire Weekend, on Sunday around 2pm when other were making their way home, we went to see family in Bootle, just north of Barrow In Furness, took the short cuit over the Moors, 1.3 hills, which when you climb you have to come down again, narrow roads bends and twists, about an hour and a have journey.. car ran fault less.. The the journey home, when we went a couple of weeks ago it took five and half hours in my pick up, Two fuel stops in the Jensen, ran her down the motorway all the way then on the A1, kept the speed between 65mph and 75mph, a 20 slow moving traffic on the M6, about 20mph, so about 5 hours at a constant high speed, I have to say, that again the journey was faultless so I'm hoping now all is good.
Now back after the Yorkshire Weekend, on Sunday around 2pm when other were making their way home, we went to see family in Bootle, just north of Barrow In Furness, took the short cuit over the Moors, 1.3 hills, which when you climb you have to come down again, narrow roads bends and twists, about an hour and a have journey.. car ran fault less.. The the journey home, when we went a couple of weeks ago it took five and half hours in my pick up, Two fuel stops in the Jensen, ran her down the motorway all the way then on the A1, kept the speed between 65mph and 75mph, a 20 slow moving traffic on the M6, about 20mph, so about 5 hours at a constant high speed, I have to say, that again the journey was faultless so I'm hoping now all is good.
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Its a new year and the sun has been shine, took car out for a spin and the world feels a better place straight away.. Then spent some time give the car a clean again, as you do,...
Should have closed the bonnet and rear hatch first.. Oops...
Should have closed the bonnet and rear hatch first.. Oops...
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Had MOT today, just a formality so we are all good to go again
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Just thought I'd share this photo that was sent to me...
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colin7673 wrote:Just thought I'd share this photo that was sent to me...
Looks lovely matey,,
WATTS RACING TRANSMISSIONS, 07974 088375,
CLOBBER THE COMPETITION
CLOBBER THE COMPETITION
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My favourite Interceptor. (Still)
None of us are getting out of this alive!
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just need to get that compressor on now colin...... chop chop!!
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Summer is coming.. first trip out of the year..
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Looking good. One word, Germany.
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The Joker in the SPack.
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A small bit of history.
The Joker in the SPack.
JH HEA4K
A small bit of history.
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Trevithick wrote:Looking good. One word, Germany.
Two words: Germany, beer!
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