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Off to the barry thread, both of you.

Given that there are bugger all cars in Singapore I'd be surprised if any manufacturer did a special heater delete just for them.

Had a yarn to a guy charging a Leaf a few years back. Asked him about the towbar it had on it. He admitted that the only thing he ever used it for was holding the rack for his e-bike.

No.

That is more than a little concerning.

Presumably someone certed that towbar? How does the blanket cert for off the shelf things work @cletus?

Thank you @locost_bryan. I knew that Hyundai had made Cortinas under licence at some point but had no idea that the relationship went that far back. 

Spotted on FB. Are any of these things still around?

Hyundai Pony. The car’s development aspect was looked after by George Turnbull, former Managing Director of Austin Morris at British Leyland. Turnbull hired a few British designers and based the Hyundai Pony on the Morris Marina. As history has it, the Marina wasn’t a great car it had poor suspension and handling. However, Giorgio Giugiaro of ItalDesign styled the Pony its power technology was from Mitsubishi Motors. The car was a compact rear-wheel drive. It was the first mass-produced and exported car from South Korea.

One of our cars has a cracked taillight lens cos wife backed into something. She took it to auto sparky cos it kept filling up with water and was corroding the bulb holder. Auto sparky drilled a small unobtrusive hole in the bottom of the lens to allow water to drain out. Many wofs later it still works fine.

Pushing his luck a bit using the road berm as an extension of his yard I would have thought. 

12 hours ago, Driftit said:

Sounds like he's...

...a bit of a cunt.

As others have said prob best bet to give it a try somewhere else. Best of luck to you.

When the children were younger / still at home we used to play count the cars you see still in use that are older than ours. Sometimes we'd get into double figures.

Might be fun to play with even if it can't be reregistered for use on public roads.

Green thing might be a Nash.

Circa twenty years ago I bought a car that was on farm rego. Pretty sure it just transferred in the normal way and I had to go to the post office to change the rego type so I could legally use it outside my local area. 

Great minds eh?

Simca?

Interestingly only one petrol car in the top ten.

Long as there isn't a flock of them.

Same as those on my '51 Vanguard then. Nice deep tone to them as I recall.

It would appear they have not yet received the OS seal of approval.

Pleased to see that your revised wiring diagram retains the original twin horns.