for sale

Cor, Dads army then?
“Don’t tell em Pike” !!!

Great stuff guys, now where’s that tablet for the Prostate?

David

Oh God don't mention that! That'll be the rubber glove appointment with the Dr's then !
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disided to keep her, she is not costing anything where she is at presant, will take her out next summer,

graham1 wrote: disided to keep her, she is not costing anything where she is at presant, will take her out next summer,

Good thinking Graham :broon: :broon: :broon: :broon: :broon: :broon: :broon: :broon:

thanks may meet some of you next summer if you are going to any meets,

Store it propperly, otherwise you will have those big bills back when you decide to put it back on the road!

will do, it's dry stored and started every week, brought out to check the clutch and brakes then put it back again.

dont leave the handbrake on, and operate the clutch to keep it free.:broon:

thanks david, i leave the handbrake off and put it in 1st gear, comes out every weekend just outside my garage. :broon:

Wow, as a brand new MG TF135 owner I've been browsing this wonderful forum to learn everything I can about these cars. All great until I got to this thread!

You see I bought a car with blown head gasket, 200,000 Km's, & quite a few other jobs that need doing. All seemed like a great retirement project to me! I'm now right in the middle of replacing the head gasket myself, having along the way added in a low coolant warning system, a front mount PRT, fixed various heater issues, etc.

Trouble is I'm 68.5! This thread makes me think I'm way too old to be doing this sort of stuff. Think I might have to sell the car, get a dressing gown, some slippers and settle down with a hot coco in front of the fire & the snooze box.

Cheers (& Lol)
Alby

Hi and :welcome: to the forum from John in Pudsey Yorkshire.
I wouldn't be too hasty in your thoughts of selling .if you have the knowledge and tools to tackle a head gasket and the rest of the jobs you have done, I wouldn't sell it until you have driven it . Most people on the forum will tell you that the F and TF have their faults but they will always put a smile on your face when you get behind the wheel. It's just a case of wading your way though the faults that come your way .

John

Your age just means you have been on the planet earth longer than some....don't mean your past it...there must be a forum for mobility scooters ..so when it's time go for the trophy blue scooter or the lovely shade of red
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