Scribe of Lincoln

Can you load Zoom onto your gramophone?

Set of hoses required for Manta 1800S Hi All, I'm posting this on behalf of a club member who is not a web and Facebook user. Tony has a Manta 1800S and has just had his radiator re-cored. He wants to fit some new (or good condition) hoses when he re-fits the rad into the car. Does anyone have a set of new or good used hoses that they would be prepared to part with please? Tony can be contacted on 07941 003312 or e-mailed on tanyatony@btinternet.com Hopefully someone can help, as he's drawn a blank at the motor factors!! Many thanks, Ben

Yes, it's a lovely looking car. I put a lot of time into getting that back on the road. It was a bit like driving the British Museum though, with the 1.6 and the auto box. The 2.0ltr is much better at keeping up with modern traffic. Still up for sale - I do hope it goes to a good home and is kept as nature intended....

Damn. Missed this and I could have made it! Sorry chaps.

Sorry gents. Missed this one!

Yes, lets make an effort in March. Might have something more interesting on the road by then!

Thanks Stu!

Hi All, Before I splash the cash on a new set of HT leads for my 2 litre CIH, can anyone recommend any good ones? The last set I bought were from Accuspark and have not been great - I had to send one back when they were originally delivered and then one fell apart on me at Boston show the other week. Also found Bosch to be not very long lasting. Hot Leads worked well but look a bit iffy! What do you suggest? Thanks, Scribe

Must confess that I'm mildly aroused by this, plus it's on my doorstep. Might take a look.......

I had the same problem last year and then found a very reasonably priced one at a motor parts shop in Lincoln. I'm away in Blackburn tonight but will dig out the details for you when I get home tomorrow.

Apologies for the slow response but I will not be able to make it due to work commitments (silly season for us at the moment...) Shame, because the "Bejewelled Tart" sounded interesting! Have a good one.

I think the colour was called Linden Green.