Will do...If you do and you make it to the mighty Waikato give us a shout
yep...I thought that too!I'll have to give you a shout the next time I'm down, Dreamer, would love to get together for a natter
Pleased to hear your mum is up out of bed, Pen, a good sign
He fixes my computer, I can't threaten much more Hate to be up poop creek without my hobby. But as his inheritance is an old boat and years of hard work, not sure that's working anyway I'm a Holden girl from way back, I'm famous up here for crashing and killing a 69 Monaro, not one of my better moments
Hmmmm, I had my 1975 Ford Mustang for 10 years, and then sold it because someone's daughter saw it and wanted it.
I have to say, though, it was the only American made car I ever owned. I had a Toyota Corolla for a few years, before it was stolen, and then I had my 1988 Subaru GL until I ran it into the ground about 11 years later. That was the last car I owned.
@Miss B I think your Fords are totally different to ours and not from the same place, just happen to have the same name. I could be wrong on that.
I could well believe it. This one I have is falling apart from the inside out. It now gets called either a bucket of bolts, a rolling rust bucket or the red lemon lol.I don't know about the newer export Fords but the UK-built Fords earned the well-justified name of 'Dagenham Dustbins' because of their amazing ability to rust away from the inside out! That was perhaps unfair on the old galvanised dustbins they took their nickname from because they were made from heavier-guage steel and lasted for years!
Thanks everyone, long time ago now but definitely not forgotten.
No need to worry about seat belts on the Sans Souci, Myth, she no has a going engine anymore, and when she did we could do 8knots flatout! Her engine which still resides under the floorboards in a state of stasis, is a 1960 BMC Commodore, 52 hp but Clydesdales not Shetland ponies, and swung a big prop. She was awesome, built like a brick outhouse and when she blew the head gasket, still kept going with water squirting out everywhere and the floorboards starting to smoulder. Such a shame the water pump and temp gauge failed at the same time and took her out. She makes a good counterweight but.