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are you sure? Doesn't look anything like mine

Golden yellow and black is the best these days. But ai did have a fancy for Asbo orange and black previously. Saw a kawasaki green one and that was rather nice

Found this at the back of the garage from when I had the prelit(q511wjr). Any good to anybody? Happy to post. Make me an offer

Westfield megablade Project car for sale £4000 Genuine buyers message me

I was there, I think the photo may be one of mine I have got many photos from previous Stoneleigh shows.

No idea

What the Hell, why not? Strongly advise having a bottle of Eye Bleach to hand before opening…

Fixed that for you.

I'm selling my Westy! £11,500 - 07419 832824 - based in Norfolk Built from all new parts and first registered in 2009, now with 13000 miles, 3 previous owners (with me for last 9 years), MOT Sep 2026. I believe factory built but just trying to get proof! Emerald ECU, Weber ITB’s, Raceline sump, Limited Slip Diff, Black Team Dynamics 15” wheels, unmarked Orange body work, in excellent condition, ARB's (currently not on the car), MT75, Wide Track Heated windscreen, Westfield full weather gear and soft bits rain cap, Westfield 4 pot brakes, Racetech quick release steering boss, In line sports Cat, Spax dampers Unmodified and un molested and has been extremely reliable. Ready to go as is, or suitable as a base for modifying.

Please don't post that photo again. Took me long enough to stop seeing it last time.....

I’ve just been looking at past Malvern shows for a future article I and a few others are aware of: came across a man in a Kawasaki Green Mankini! Few prominent members in attendance too!

No piccies but tightened all the fuel hose clamps up yesterday after making the unpleasant discovery that 10l of what is now very expensive petrol had very slowly leaked out of the tank over the winter. There was quite a strong smell of petrol in the garage but luckily the leak was so slow that it had evaporated away over time and there are no ignition sources in there. Still, I can think of more pleasurable liquids to spend £15 on… Refilled the tank, put cardboard underneath the area, 24 hours later no leaks. Hoo-rah. Also discovered that the fuel sender unit was turned 90 degrees the wrong way so that the float wasn’t hitting bottom, so loosened the screws and turned it back. Not that it will ever read correctly, they never do but hey, take little victories where you can.

I have oscar H4's on mine.

That's the first westfield I've seen with Cibie headlights and they are cool. reminds me of when I had a MK1 ford escort with 4 x cibie's on it....

Reminder about tomorrow.

You can fall out with people Julie with slanders like that! Thanks for the birthday wishes, enjoyed a run in Westie with Annie

Shame on you Mr Kinder for disrespecting your dad like that Happy birthday Andy, with lots of love from Glen and Julie

Assume your the pensioner and @Jim cunliffe is the idle rich person

I did find an interesting post from a supplier that states that getting a stick on number plate to actually conform to BS AU 145D is impossible due to bending, impact and vibration tests required. The grammar and spelling is a bit idiosyncratic but the information seems reasonable: https://numberplateclinic.co.uk/stick-on-registration-plates/

Just to stir the pot a bit more.... Here in Nebraska, we have a proviso that you can run only a rear plate, IF your car was designed without a front mount. Costs an extra $50/year---usual govt graft, pay more/get less Roughly 1/2 of the US are rear plate only, and we join them in 2029

No, having no plate could be accidental, lack of checking on the car before starting a journey, the result of theft etc. Whereas an “illegal” plate demonstrated “intent”. ie you knew the law and deliberately with a forethought ignored it and fitted something that even warned you it was not road legal. You have to remember, much like my attempt to pervert the course of justice example earlier, anything that very obviously shows you knew it was wrong, and or illegal but did it anyway, especially if you compounded things by trying to avoid prosecution will potentially always be treated more harshly, because it goes against the grain of how UK law and in turn Policing by consent work.

This for the pensioners and idle rich, plus anyone else who’s not working. Tomorrow 7th April. Yeah I know it’s short notice but so are reliable weather forecasts Jim Cunliffe and I plus wives are meeting at 11.30 am at the Mc Donald’s on the A59 at Whalley, then we will have a gentle drive up to Settle for fish n chips. If anyone’s up for it, meet us there

The point I’m making is the law looks more lenient on no plate than it does on a plate that’s say too small, when you look at both offences no plate would suggest the worse of the 2

Reat tub Needs repair and paint due to spider cracks Collection only Need it out my life Widebody zk £200

A level 3 fine imposed by courts can also be accompanied by 3-6 points.