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Posted on Mar 16, 2015 by chrislinford

But it’s a pony tail.

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Austin Ten Top Hose change
The top radiator hose on the Austin Ten was leaking ever so slightly, but as the water was leaking onto the top of the head and into the spark plug recesses, I didn't like it. So I thought it was about time to change the top hose to stop the seepage. Sometime in the distant past someone had added a system of two industrial steel pipes and three pieces o […]
Jeep CJ radiator fix and fuel leak
Due to the current restrictions some of the cars don't get as much use as we'd like. When I finally managed to get the Cj5 out I found that the radiator had a slight leak from the bottom tank. A soldered seam had cracked slightly. It was easy to remove the radiator from the car.Plenty of room to work. With the radiator out of the car I plugged the […]
Wolseley 1500 1958
This one is too cute. The drive home showed this car is a strong runner and it attracts lots of waves and friendly comments. It must be the colour too. Very closely related to the Morris Minor.
Morris Minor brake seal fix
Still looking for the brake wobble I found one of the front brake cylinders weeping. I thought I could change the seals, but the cup-type seals are different from the ring-type seals I found on the car. It seems these latter were replacement cylinders. Fortunately I also had a full set of new cylinders too, so I fitted one of these. I did look inside the new […]
Paddle under the cloud
The sun sets early now. Taking a rightLooking towards the sun peeking through the clouds moody refelctions
Cormorant caught
Finally managed to catch a photo of a cormorant at rest. Perhaps they are getting used to me. Usually they take off as soon as I get the camera out.
In the Waning light. MGB Bonnet repaired
Look how sleek the bonnet looks after being professionally straightened and painted. It's a big improvement, though they were only minor dents and mainly at the leading edge, the damage was annoying and it weakened the car's overall appearance by distracting the attention towards them.The clouds reflect nicely in the repaired paintwork
Buckle up in the Austin pickup: fitting seatbelts
The Pickup is back in the shed for a set of seatbelts. Though seat belts are not mandatory for such an old commercial vehicle, I still find it peculiar that no one ever fitted them to our car. I'm sure the prospect of hitting that steel dashboard at more than light braking has very little appeal to any passenger, so I ordered a set of static belts. One […]
Autumn driving
Precipitation day
Summer seems a long time ago already. Temperatures are lower, scudding clouds and intermittent rain don't seem to bother this gull. Good paddling weather actually.

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