Recent content by TerryW

It really depends on the area. Wales is quite diverse these days. Some towns are die hard Celts (The valleys). Some towns are Polish (Wrexham). Some areas are more English than England (Pembrokeshire). I've never had a car damaged in Barry and I have been going there for 20 years every few...

Bet that whats your school report said lol,,,, My school report said "Who is he"? I wish I had listened more. or even turned up.

I found two Nebos. But not near the sea. I'll try harder with google/maps. . .

Just had a look on Google/maps. It looks very nice there. A bit dry for me (too far from the sea).

I love it. Maybe when I retire we will go to the Pembroke coast. It gets a lot of wind as it is exposed to the Atlantic but is less over-populated than where I live. We had better learn Welsh. . . .

My ancient mother-in-law lives in Barry South Glamorgan. And, yes it was plenty windy. Brrrrr. We go over every few weeks to enjoy the hospitality of the local pubs . . . .

And this is the real boat, snapped in Gosport just to prove that it does move. . . I just need a nice big engined American car to pull it around on a trailer (which I don't have).

This is a stock photo. I'll post a proper shot when I get home. I am in Wales at the mo. and one on the move . . . 1995 Bayliner 2452 Classic - YouTub

It certainly is. I had to rebuild the top end of the engine due to a malfunction (2 cracked cylinder heads on a new engine - annoying) so I have spent ages rebuilding and refining the little V8. Great fun. It soaks the spare cash up though . . .

I agree entirely with your sentiments. I disagree a little with the conclusion that BMWs are always expensive to run. My baby-beemer (one series diesel) is dead cheap to run. Maybe not as cheap as an LPG convert though. It was expensive to buy (26 grand with all the bells and whistles in 2012)...

Hi AT, I totally agree. Life is too short. Now I just need to get my excuse ready for the wife. Seriously though, I drive a BMW 120d 2012. It is really difficult to justify changing it. Really difficult. I'd like both cars really. One car to enjoy and one to use for the evil commute. It would...

I'd love to hear what the new Mustang owners say. I am still drooling over a new red 5.0. . . .

The panels seem to be cut wrong. If you look at the circled area on the two cars I saw you would notice that the door sill steps back. It is about 2mm too short. Terry

I wandered into a Ford garage to have a look at the new 2.3 and 5.0 Mustangs. The car looks great overall but the panels don't seem to fit very well. Especially, for a car that costs nearly 40 grand. I pointed out the fit of the sills (which are particularly obvious) to the sales dude. He showed...

Many thanks.