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Rustoleum rattlecans and she'll be right mate. International Harvester red be good for a coon?

Does the trailer work correctly on a different car?

You sir are certifiably insane. I approve.

Only if first registered after December 1951.

Anyone else remember the forward facing blue roof light when towing rule?

Where in the world are you then?

When did high stop lights become compulsory as a retro-fit on old cars? I remember when they were first a thing in NZ in the early '80s all the talk was about how all new cars had to have them.

Can't beat the look of a real unrestored survivor. Seen a few getting around here in the South. Examples that come to mind are a one owner '60 Fairlane 500 with 300,000 miles on the clock and it looked like it, and a '27 Dodge Brothers 4 that was sold new in Balclutha and lives in Milton so still localish and a bit rough so the old geezer just drives it dodgy. Good to see the progress you're making Alex. You're a wizard mate.

Possum shooting car mate.

Is there any real difference between HB Torana and HB Viva apart from the badges?

After Christmas works better for me too. Might actually be able to make it to an OS event for the first time.

My eldest reckons his twin turbo six cylinder Soarer goes harder than the V8 ones.

A fucked one?

Lots of cool OS aircraft in some of those hangars too.

You on the aerodrome Neal? If you see a big blonde guy in a pale goldy coloured Toyota Soarer coupe that'll probably be my son. He's an instructor there.

How's Hannah? On the mend I trust.

Many would say what you have done to this car is an act of sacrilege. I am not one of them.

Needs a flame job to go with the matt black mate. Be true perfection.

My manual S model EA wags got 14 mpg towing a big double float empty from 'clutha to Colac Bay and returning with a cow onboard which I thought was not too bad.

Can't complain about that.

Mate has a Triumph 2500 running a 3.5 V8 with big Holley carb on it. Reckons it goes like shit off a shovel.

Workmate's 302W XD sedan gets around 25 mpg just as a comparison. My 4.1 XC wags used to do 22 mpg.

Does this attract enormous numbers of bees etc looking for a free feed? I ask because my wife has bee hives and I'm not keen on having the little fuckers invade my workshop area.

Is that the good old 302 Windsor? I've been reliably informed that putting 289 heads on a 302 block ups the compression by a useful amount.

We remove the back seat from the work cars to dodge FBT. It has never been an issue at wof time.