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I would go with Michelin’s , I’ve had a few sets of Continental tyres and the feel and comparative grip to other tyres to be left wanting . I’m not a fan of em but that’s only my take on them over a few years

The cheap are just that and don’t last long at all , my first one was about 18months . My second was the k4 or k5 with the better quality motor and it’s been fine bar the utterly annoying hoes reel year coils up like an eel ... hateful thing

I have fitted Novisight led bulbs to the dipped / main and fogs on my new transit sport van and they are brilliant with no canbus errors . Think all three sets came to just under £50

I don’t think mods generally have a narcissistic outlook it’s sometimes how they interpret the rules and I know from memory last year one did cause chaos in how he did it , I’ve been a mod on a few and still am and very rarely have to jump on people unless it gets really out of hand . Most rules...

how did you find this ? My book keeper has one and keeps offering it me cheap as a runaround and its a late one and low miles

It’s probably due to running out of space , mu business one did it over Easter and caught me out

They have a glass viewing platform at the top of the rock at Gibraltar..... I did not like it one bit either ?

brave man . brother in law is a climber and did Mont Blanc last year . He keeps trying to get me out but i get a nosebleed going up a ladder

you can steam creases out if you know what you are doing , its fairly easy and lots of how to vids on the net . My RS4 had done about 30k and had a couple of creases front and rear and they came out after some work

It was a victim of the modernisation plan from 1955 , the surge to move from coal to diesel and electric resulted in large orders of steam locos still being built while there was a raft of often untried diesels ordered . Our 37 was a result of this too and still being used today on the main line...

9F is owned by Michael Gregory , if anyone has heard of Cromwell Tools then he was the owner of that until a few years ago and is a major benefactor of the railway . Firing a steam loco in the dark is a very interesting experience shall I say These were of myself on the top of the tender...

Yeah they are fun , 714 is a good one and will have done the flasks possibly as she was a DRS loco . I was due to have been out on her yesterday and the class 45 the weekend before on driver training , that’s me pulling my trousers up after I took a friend up the line and we were changing ends ?

Apart from the many cars I have i part own this loco and drive it at the great central railway , we are on lockdown and I bitterly miss the fun and friends there although we are all keeping in touch online

I have several of the ones Aldi sell for just under £15 and used them for quite a few years with a lot of success in reviving totally flat batteries . I have two cartoons as well with their conditioners in which are good . I don’t use c tek anymore after one goosed a brand new and expensive ford...

On one of mine with OSS if you drop the rear windows by a few cms it stops the buffetting ( handy if you have full electric windows too ). Its nice but no deal breaker for me given the fact it can throw a wobbly anytime

there is a definite angle for it , i am seriously mulling over getting a mustang mach e for a daily but would love an a2 e for the pure hell of it

We seem to get alot of flooding here and i generally go out in the van due to the elevated position but if its higher than the kerb then its a no go really .I do marvel at some that fly at it and splutter to a halt

it can also be fun ( not) dealing with a parts bod to actually find them interested in ordering a bit for an old car and then to be told its on back order etc and you have to potter back if/when it arrives

The audi one fitted to mine was removable and subsequent ones i have seen have been with that same style of neck

They are removable , yes