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Drivingmad said:
I like it,
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I like it,
Yes, and I used to have a complete set of the free maps that theygave away when you filled up, 4s & 11d per gallon, those were the days. 1965 to be precise.
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Drivingmad said:
Do you remember "Tiger Tokens"?
No never owned a Moggie, drove a Riley Elf, an upmarket mini with rear wings, walnut dash but more importantly a larger engine. Took it all the way upto John o' Groats in 1966 and along the north coast great fun, still had single track roads and no bridges in those days.
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Only if you can remember the time when we had a British motorcar industry, and I suspect that north of the border that must be the Hillman Imp.
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Hrm, that would be motor bike & sidecar then, non of those nasty four wheel vans.
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And you could recognize everycomponent under the bonnet.
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Ah yes, no black boxes orelectronics and garage mechanics who did not have to rely on a computer to tell them what was not working.
This is my bit of nostalgia
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Not quite as clean as it should be
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But fun all the same.
For the eagle eyed yes that is a Lucas voltage regulator and yes it does have an alternator, it's just that removing the black box leaves holes in the bulkhead.
This is my bit of nostalgia
Not quite as clean as it should be
But fun all the same.
For the eagle eyed yes that is a Lucas voltage regulator and yes it does have an alternator, it's just that removing the black box leaves holes in the bulkhead.
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Yep 1.25 SUs and 1275cc of undiluted non turbo charged A seriespower.And the best thing of is it's tax free AND does not have a DPF!!
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Oh and there are no dealers to say 'they all do that sir'
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Oh and there are no dealers to say 'they all do that sir'
Hi Dave yes still got it but worth a fortune, sadly no. You can buy them new for about £10.
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