roger68 · Jun 10, 2013

gold rover said:
The Chav strong in this one is.

Don't f**king think so

2.0_hippo · Jun 10, 2013

Chavy'er then a gold range rover ?! Lol

Steve000 · Jun 10, 2013

Stripped my c**ting knuckles trying to replace propshaft......I'll just get by with one who needs two !!

Quality British engineering my f**king eye !!!

Although I firmly believe the trick to owning one of these is to just buy any old **** p38 as cheap as possible - live with it for 6 months then when you come to realising your going to stay with it - go buy a proper one !!

I used to own 3 classics when did I miss them tripling in price ???!!!

martynv8 · Jun 10, 2013

2.0_hippo said:
Don't do it !!!!

A bit marmite i know but hey ho

Bix · Jun 10, 2013

Grit Valve said:
:
:nopics:

Or it did not happen

The guy who owns this example is a proper nob head, but the Comets are still the best 18" wheels for a P38.

seanmull · Jun 10, 2013

13E41V said:
brought me a p38 dse today with 22" stormer black wheels .leathers 'auto td .

22" will rattle the fillings out of your teeth

Grit Valve · Jun 10, 2013

Bix said:
The guy who owns this example is a proper nob head, but the Comets are still the best 18" wheels for a P38.

Nice wheels

mutsnutz · Jun 11, 2013

replaced the driver pack and pressure switch on the eas they decided to go tits up 2 miles from home after a day on the lanes preforming excellent

odysseus · Jun 11, 2013

Given the hour of posting it technically happened yesterday... But, I brought my cd changer back from the dead!!

It now loads, reads and plays discs, including ones I've burnt myself, quite happily. Am thoroughly chuffed with myself!

martynv8 · Jun 11, 2013

Bix said:
The guy who owns this example is a proper nob head, but the Comets are still the best 18" wheels for a P38.

Have i upset somebody

odysseus · Jun 11, 2013

On the topic of light guards (and side steps, bull bars etc) I'm firmly in the nooooo camp.

Martyn I think your car looks really good as it stands to be honest, light guards are not needed!

On wheels, comets look good, as do hurricanes. I've just bought a set of silver hurricanes to replace the black ones on my car and can't wait until they are fitted.

martynv8 · Jun 11, 2013

TBH i've been toying with the idea of fitting light guards (rears) for a while & got a good deal on the bay. They came with special brackets to allow adhesive fitment so no drilling required. If i'm not keen i can always take them off & sell them on without making holes in the panels.
I need the side steps on mine as wifey is small.....& 6 months pregnant

Bix · Jun 11, 2013

martynv8 said:
Have i upset somebody

Maybe I should've incuded

martynv8 · Jun 11, 2013

Thats ok then

stevef1964 · Jun 12, 2013

Just had my Air con re-gassed in preparation for the hot weather we are going to experience on our road trip round Wales next week!!:bounce:

Datatek · Jun 12, 2013

stevef1964 said:
Just had my Air con re-gassed in preparation for the hot weather we are going to experience on our road trip round Wales next week!!:bounce:

Should be hot from the 19th as I'm coming over from France

RR Qatar · Jun 12, 2013

Just insured the old girl as am back in the UK next month, £277 for 12months fully comp, very reasonable.

lorri789 · Jun 12, 2013

Squared up the lpg tank bracket for re-fitting

martynv8 · Jun 12, 2013

Fitted rear light guards (without drilling anything).

odysseus · Jun 12, 2013

martynv8 said:
Fitted rear light guards (without drilling anything).

How's it looking Martyn? Pictures?

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