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Goodbye Wolseley New Ten
Sometimes less is more they say. With one Austin more it seemed like a good idea to have one Wolseley less. Today the new keeper of the Wolseley drove the car home. I expect the car will provide many more pleasant miles. The Wolseley has come a long way from the wreck that was pushed on the trailer years ago. This was how it was. A rolling shell with boxes o […]
Leaky Wagoneer coolant expansion tank fix
I had bought a new coolant expansion tank a few years ago. Sadly the new tank started leaking after a short time. I did try to plastic weld the leak, but that repair did not hold, so I decided to use a tank from another car.This is the old tank with several repairs. This is the tank from an Austin Maestro. Even though the austin is a smaller car, the tank i […]
Milling around Millingen
For the thirtieth time the little town of Millingen was flooded by hordes of old cars and even more people enjoying the event.The little Seven enjoyed the run, even though the weather was quite warm. This is another Austin. An Austin A40 Sports. Old tractors were everywhere. Stanley Steamer Trucks in different sizes You could even take a ride on a small stea […]
(T)rusty Rover repair
The faithful Rover is about 22 years old now, so it's no surprise there are some rust issues.The sills were welded a few years ago and they seem to hold up well, so it was time to cut out the rust and weld some new patches to the rear wheel arches and fix the rust on one front wing.
Lakenvelder Cow paddle
A few local beach comber cows.
AMRWR.nl Annual Club weekend
This year's annual camping weekend took us to Friesland. It is always nice to tour the beautiful landscapes and small towns here. This time there were no pre-1950 cars, but later Austin, Morris, Wolseley, Triumph and Rover cars.
Placid Paddle day
The Lovely Lotus SP Sewing machine
I had seen this Elna Lotus in the second hand store when I bought the Gazelle, but I'd left the Lotus in the shop as I thought it was bit modern. But thinking about it mad me go back and it was still there, so I got it home. See how small it is in the back of the MG. This machine does not come in a box: it is designed in such a way that the three lids […]
Another Gazelle sewing machine!
I bet this is another Haid und Neu manufactured machine. It has the same script as our other Gazelle. But this is a much older machine, though I have no means ot dating it yet. This one is a vibrating shuttle machine, so it is in the Singer 127 class. I found it in a second hand store. The box was locked and there was no key. What I could see through the gap […]
1926 Singer 127K Treadle sewing machine
This 1926 Treadle machine has a past of a long history . Sometime the cover was lost, so someone made a beautiful new one. Very similar to the older 12K cases. Later another cover was found, so we have two covers. The new one suits the single drawer table well.The machine is well used. The two metal covers have gone missing too, so there are two home made a […]

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5602 almost there?
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Only a little colour.
5602
Yes or no?
5602 getting the axe
5602
Crusting a little more
Restarting 5602
Interesting Ice day
Into the light
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Growing No foliage
Trees out there
Paddling out here I found some see inspiring trees.

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