I have a toyota corolla 1999.
(the pics are not of my exact car just ones I found on the net).
I kinda like it. It’s reliable and very simple to work on. It does like like a PoS though.
Literally.As Ferrari would say you pay for the motor the rest of the car is free.
Two of five cars I own, the old 165,000 mile Volvo does my daily commute and the even older Merc is a weekend car. They will both see me out I reckon!
commonrail:
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Been a while since I seen a BSA. Lovely looking bike.
Yes,it was rather nice.
My mate has a vellocette venom…and a 5 litre clk(same shape as above)^^^^
Both immaculate
adam277:
commonrail:
0Been a while since I seen a BSA. Lovely looking bike.
There might be some more on the roads soon.
Show us your motor…carry fast.
commonrail:
Show us your motor…carry fast.
Yes please.
The petrol Jag and the electric Transit.
PS, is that a DBD34 ?
My last BSA was a …D10…bet you arent` jealous.
I went to the dark side & got a MG ZS EV, Very nice silent driving car & the one pedal driving is a blast 
I still have my old 2.5 V6 Rover 75, Beautiful car but sadly gets no use these days 
Franglais:
PS, is that a DBD34 ?
My last BSA was a …D10…bet you arent` jealous.
I don’t know.
It’s not mine…mine is the triumph.
lancpudn:
I went to the dark side & got a MG ZS EV, Very nice silent driving car & the one pedal driving is a blast
I wonder if the Chinese electric MG (or it’s battery) will last as long as the Rover!
I’ve had a 675 since 2011. In order they were a Daytona SE, 2x Daytona 675R (white then black) STR (2011). And now Triumph have changed to 765 to make my username wrong!
bigstraight6:
lancpudn:
I went to the dark side & got a MG ZS EV, Very nice silent driving car & the one pedal driving is a blast
I wonder if the Chinese electric MG (or it’s battery) will last as long as the Rover!
Yeah time will tell, My Rover 75 is 22 years old & holding up very well.
stu675:
I’ve had a 675 since 2011. In order they were a Daytona SE, 2x Daytona 675R (white then black) STR (2011). And now Triumph have changed to 765 to make my username wrong!0
I need a motorbike lol. getting jealous.
Kia Ceed 2 sports wagon 2018 , Beats the pants off a standard Focus for comfort spec and boot space , also was an ex demo and hasn’t even done 9k yet 
I brought it with 4 k on last September so only done 5k in 14 months
And a Transit connect stealth camper 2006 90 lx LWB
bigstraight6:
Two of five cars I own, the old 165,000 mile Volvo does my daily commute and the even older Merc is a weekend car. They will both see me out I reckon!
That’s if they’re not outlawed by then 
lancpudn:
bigstraight6:
lancpudn:
I went to the dark side & got a MG ZS EV, Very nice silent driving car & the one pedal driving is a blast
I wonder if the Chinese electric MG (or it’s battery) will last as long as the Rover!
Yeah time will tell, My Rover 75 is 22 years old & holding up very well.
It certainly looks to be, keep it on the road and use sparingly and in a few short years time it will be much admired at classic car shows!
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I’ve owned this MK3 Zodiac for 18 years now, I had one as a first car back in 1985 and this will be the last car I own!
bigstraight6:
[attachment=0]1AC79344-08AD-4602-A7A2-4000ABFD838A.jpeg[/attachment]I’ve owned this MK3 Zodiac for 18 years now, I had one as a first car back in 1985 and this will be the last car I own!
That and the PB Cresta and Austin Westminster/6110 and Triumph 2000/2.5 were all in great demand in the day.The trade would compete with each other to get them on the forecourt because they knew they’d sell quick and for a good profit.
But the Ford and Cresta at least should have had their respective parents’ V8’s as options.
It’s obvious that the engine bays were made to fit them easily without a problem and many people converted them aftermarket.
Other than that a Raymond Mays head with triple carbs could make the Ford 6 motor fly.