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SOLD:- I doubt that l'll use these myself so if any one has any interest in them l'm looking for £200 for the five wheels & three of the rear hubs which leaves a pair for anyone who just wants those. I don't have Front hubs. Collection from Epping, Essex. Localish delivery or meet-up possible...

Can anyone tell me if they would be the same & would the 110 unit fit the P6?

*SOLD* By the looks of things I'm once again losing my storage. So rather than waiting until the last minute, l'm going to start thinning out my stash. So first listing is a really rather nice pair of early seats, note the lack of headrest fittings. They would respond extremely well to some...

Mexico l think, overtook me in my 75 on the northbound M11 yesterday & carried on under the M25. l turned off.

If like me you didn't know that Chrysler not only built a workable turbine-engined car but released a small fleet of them to an amazed public for evaluation & appraisal, then watch this: Rover get a very brief mention when somebody mentions that they were the first with Jet 1.

Drill a hole in your classic & you could lose its historic classification, let alone fitting new wings or sills. Page 6 of this PDF for the lowdown: https://fbhvc.co.uk/storage/downloads/newsletter/70/FBHVC_News_Issue_0223.pdf

Richard Moon has a rather nice S1 2000 auto for sale. He bought it to use as a daily but current circumstances dictate that it's sale would be apposite, though reluctantly done. The price is £5500. I haven't seen the car but well may pop over in the next week or two to visit Bruiser & have a...

Making two cars into one inevitably leaves parts unused. There's most of a P6 remaining but partly in bits. Base unit with glass & on its wheels, it would need some work, panels which are past their best, glass, 2000SC engine which turned over but locked up before it started, auto box...

If anyone has a good original, l'm in the market.

Quite a while back l got a voucher to one of these come & try a car events as a present, the car being a Caterham 7. This weekend the event took place at Wattisham Airbase in Suffolk, a lot of cars were there to be tried but on booking in l was told the Caterham wasn't available due to...

A well attended event on a very sunny day at Weston Underwood today:

I bought a new pair of wiper blades & arms for my Oxford at The Enfield Pageant last weekend. The arms are slightly different to the originals being beefier with a larger spring owing to the general weediness of the originals which l have always found pretty inadequate on the Farina's l have...

....for my Oxford. I've long had the idea of adding a tachometer to my Oxford by extending the existing dashboard trim using another, like this: The chap who has modified his Traveller beat me to it though he hasn't got the tachometer working yet. He did give me the pointer to a matching...

This is selling well: Rover p6 wood rim steering wheel superb condition | eBay

£25 each plus postage, collection welcome. According to Harvey the flexplate is a bit of an oddball:

These aren't mine: Rover P6 series 1 rear lamps OLD STOCK | eBay I was browsing last night over a couple of sherberts & came across these, got rather enamoured of them & put a counter-offer in. He has sent me an offer of £160 back (which l would have counter-offered again) but in the cold...

Having to accomodate Bruiser 2's PAS with a V8 wiper set-up. Has anyone got that part of the loom to extend it over to the nearside using the correct colours rather than splicing odd-hued lengths into the circuit, please? Richard's parts car had most of its loom burned away in the cabin fire.

Offside. New would be good, or very good used. Anyone got anything?

Fitting PAS to Bruiser means fitting the V8 wiper set-up which l have bar the actual motor support. If anyone has one to spare please let me know. Thanks.

You may recall my Morris Oxford is being recommisioned up in Yorkshire at the moment. Mechanically the job is all but complete & she's now waiting for the sills & front outriggers to be replaced. Steve Turner who has been doing the work had to give up welding on his doctors advice & now normally...

I've had it for years & it decorated the side of our stall rather well & fitted a treat, though it's bigger than it looks here. The whole thing looked rather splendid even if l do say so myself.

Speaking of events, it was time for the Summer open day last weekend & l got the call from Adrian of the RSR to take the 75 along though l keep promising to take another of the fleet once another is available. :LOL: Mind you, the 75 does get a fair amount of attention: Not bad considering...

Who has any? My stepson & girlfriend seem to be hankering after one. He had a Mk1 Fiesta a few years back as you may or may not recall. More recently he had a motorbike which somebody pulled out in front of a few weeks back. No serious injury but it looks like the insurance compensation is going...

I wonder if these guys know the Harvey brake disc test too? :hmm: