jim

Good luck with the saving.

+1 Enjoy!

Pretty impressive work.

Class! Really enjoyed that film.

Isnt it the one where the glove box would be on a normal car. just to the left of the centre console. Yes, that's right. Mine broke soon after I got the car, but I never use it anyway.

Me neither, Sarnie.

Simple answer is no. But honestly, you don't need it. Oh, by the way, the shift is ultra smooth and fast.

I presume it will be called the Beta car. Think I've just taken this a bit too far.

Looks to me.

Ahh - you can't beat the old ones!

That looks quite an elegant solution. How did you fix it to the dash?

And will they be able to use (keyboard) shortcuts to cut their lap times?

Hi and to the forum. Good work on the car.

+1

This sounds like an opportunity to try out the altruistic delivery service.

If you were able to play football, it wasn't proper flu. That knocks you on your back completely. It would just be one of a myriad of cold viruses that spread easily at this time of year.

Hi, and a warm to another Jim. I think that's at least three of us on here now.

Or fit a standard UK plate straight on to the bumper - looks neater.

I've got one of these in the cubby. It sits in the cradle for my satnav, held in place with a blob of blutak on the back. I only use the satnav occasionally so it works fine.

I didn't see that coming!! (think about it)

Hey to you too, and a good new year.

Very sad news, Nixy. My condolences to you and his family.

I just watched the 5th Gear episode where Tiff drives one around their track. That car actually was quite well balanced for its day! It was really, even allowing for the fact that performance was very limited. They did have a slight tendency for wheel bearings to crumble unexpectedly, and two of my friends both had the unique experience of watching their own wheels overtake them! I am reminded of a previous thread in here about winter driving - the Morris was really good in the snow, due probably to low torque and very narrow tyres.

Seems like a very good idea. Happy to help if I can.