Red, white, rust and electrolytic corrosion.

The 110 cost, £2500, but since then I've spent a lot more.

Assuming you have 285r16s as 285r26 seems a bit extreme... I have 285R16 ATs fitted ( did have 750R16s. ) and a disco box, on a 200TDI 110, I've also towed a boat with all up weight including trailer of 1 ton. I've not had a problem. It is vastly better on motorways /dual carriageways ...

Used to take the dogs out for their walk round the northern loop over the river valley , either that or through the park with the concrete cows.. They were well watered:)

For parking in the supermarket the discloc will stop most ****s even trying to get in . It's obvious and takes time to defeat. Ignition cut offs mean they need to tow it away. If you leave it for longer periods then you need to prevent them spending time defeating your security. In my case...

I don't know about genuine wellers, but the cheap copies rust like mad.

Your route looks fine, but almost all you seem To be doing is driving. Many roads are narrow or twisty, and slow. You'll be concentrating on not finding the ditch or sheep in the road. You won't see the country, personally I'd reduce the objectives by a third.. .

I fitted a rear lsd from Ashcroft a couple of years back, it really paid off in the snow this year. A great improvement in grip in previous snow . I actually fitted it to help pull boats up slippery slipways .

Most LEds them selves will come out of the same factory whatever the unit you buy. The difference will be in the assembly into a unit. Wipac are likely to have set a specification that is good. They are a well known brand over many years. If you were to buy something similar from China it...

I've got wipac LEDs except for Bolt-on NAS stop/ tail, fitted easily, and have been perfectly reliable for some years.. Good LEDs cost, no way round that.

Do you think it's wise publishing your number all over the net? It makes your number a prime candidate for ringing, then you'll have more fun with dvla

As my 1984 110 is labelled.

About as far as possible east from you, but I bist frum zomerzet..

I had a triumph 2000, that had vast amounts of black wiring all over the place for a home built by previous owners security system that didn't work. It took some time to remove and find where it intercepted the ignition system. I have of course done the coke can on the exhaust. The important...

Farley's rusks, Granddad's pipe smoke. Creosote, granddad was a ganger on the railways. I doubt his garden sheds ever rotted, but one hell of a fire risk.

I've not used that particular kit. But I had the flat wipers anyway they are a great improvement. I fitted a kit to them, that had 3 nozzles on each wiper arm. With extra turns of the hose from the tank to the wipers going round the heater pipes several times. I've found the system I've used a...

Fuse wire? All you need do is swap the connections over to the leds at the rear

You need water....

Captain Tolleys creeping crack cure...

Rule zero ( quoted in the days of steam railways) before you do anything make a cup of tea..