Dick Twitchen

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Naval Wardroom etiquette was not to talk about sex, politics or religion at the table and mentioning a ladies name was strictly taboo, with the usual fine a round of port which could be expensive. The latter is more difficult now!

I don't think I would rely on them in a high torque situation or in lieu of the commonly used sizes but when in the campsite and you find that one pesky rounded nut that nothing else fits/grips reassuring to have another option.

Pete, I have a couple of those, one in the boat and one in the car. They do work and I find it reassuring to have them with me when operating away from the tool chest. IIRC last time in anger was helping a club member at Laon Historique with worn nuts (did I really write that!). Dick

Trying to steer clear of politics but i think it comes down to these, and others, being considered 'developing nations' by the UN and when climate change became a mainstream issue they were exempt from many of the decisions/agreements made.

Screwfix do them for about £8. Dick

And to lighten the mood; damn, I only have one but is a broad one (ring that is)! Dick

Club Shop does them: https://shop.tssc.org.uk/product/horn-push-pencil

Ah, but the SNP position is very clear: "Independence will give us the power to remove nuclear weapons from Scotland". Enough of politics, Guatanamo Bay was a liver harming run ashore in 1975! Back to GB stickers; what I am not clear on is why this decision and who made it? Dick

That's the difference between an SSBN (Ballistic missile firing, Nuclear powered) and SSN (Nuclear powered) which seems to, not surprisingly, escape much of the media and public. Best not go down the rabbit hole of what happens with respect to Faslane Naval Base and the approx 11,000 (figures vary) jobs should Indy Ref 2 go through! Dick

Most unlikely as it will probably be outsourced to you know where then stuck in a shipping container. Interesting that there is no mention of what the penalty is for failing to comply so should make the legal profession smile and the courts even more choked up with appeals. Dick

Interesting that this does not appear to have it the mainstream press (yet). The commotion tomorrow/Wednesday will be indicative of what the general public feels about such a crass waste of time, energy and individuals money and the associated avoidable pollution in production issue (tongue in cheek). Dick

More likely to be 3.63:1. This link to the Archive section on the Canley Classics site may help. https://www.canleyclassics.com/?archive=different-differentials

A look in the 'Areas' section on the Club Home Page might guide you to a local regular meet that can meet the requirement. Dick

'Sold' more like.

I use RAIN-X Anti Fog and just like RAIN-X on the windscreen it works. Dick

Why? Should be no requirement, see Johny's comment above. Dick

I would suggest use it and enjoy it; if something goes wrong and the head has to come off all will be revealed (maybe)! Dick

Try contacting Guy Singleton the Bond Register Sec for the TSSC. His details are in The Cars section of the website. Dick

And from bitter experience check that the indent in the new brake cylinders allows the handbrake pivot to sit recessed. Dick

And that is the key point, it's not up to the HQ to be checking it's down to the AO's pride of ownership. They volunteer and so one would have thought.....or maybe not. I wonder, whimsically of course, how many AOs (beyond Doug and Pete) look at the Forum.

Some 'organisers' should be embarrassed by this. Recently in some good weather and with a bit of time thought I would drive to a different local area meet after COVID easing. Check website and proclaiming first meeting was on 20 July and the venue so off i go. After a pleasant hours drive find the pub and a Bond, also a visitor from elsewhere, only to find the pub closed. Apparently he had told the regulars on Facebook. Two hours plus of my life will not get back and a bad advert fro the Club. Dick

And then a big reveal at Duxford?

Not sure if it is the same as a GT6 but from your photos v similar and some of us have been this way before and used a part from Chris Witor https://forum.tssc.org.uk/topic/7092-gt6-steering-rack-issue/?tab=comments#comment-97000 Dick

Quite where he gets 'only 17 in the UK' from I know not; from memory and given the vagaries of DVLA records I think there are about 50 on the road out of 100 left. I think it is a shadow line on the doors but the front valance is not aligned correctly. Dick